The tensile strength of nodular iron may be of the order of
A.100 kg/cm2
B.500 kg/cm2
C.1000 kg/cm2
D.2000 kg/cm2
E.4000 kg/cm2
A.100 kg/cm2
B.500 kg/cm2
C.1000 kg/cm2
D.2000 kg/cm2
E.4000 kg/cm2
A.Cast iron water pipes
B.Cycle chains
C.Gas turbine blades
D.Steam engine flywheel
E.All of the above
A.Internal stresses in the article before heating
B.Hardening temperature too low
C.Cooling rate too slow
D.Holding insufficient at the hardening temperature
A.Cast iron
B.Chromium
C.Hard metal
D.Graphite
E.Tungsten
A.300 kg
B.1500 kg
C.1000 kg
D.500 kg
E.100 kg
A.10 minutes
B.Half an hour
C.1 hour
D.2
E.5 to 6 hours
A.1.2 x 106 kg/cm2
B.2 x 106 kg/cm2
C.12 x 106 kg/cm2
D.52 x 106 kg/cm2
E.78 x 106 kg/cm2
A.12 percent
B.15 percent
C.18 percent
D.25 percent
E.50 percent
A.Dead muld steel
B.Mild steel
C.Low carbon steel
D.Medium carbon steel
E.High carbon steel
A.700?C
B.900?C
C.100?C below critical temperature
D.Critical temperature
E.30?C to 60?C above critical temperature