Bell metal is an alloy of
A.Coper, tin, lead and zinc
B.Copper, antimony, aluminium and zinc
C.Copper, lead and tin
D.Copper and tin
E.Copper and lead
A.Coper, tin, lead and zinc
B.Copper, antimony, aluminium and zinc
C.Copper, lead and tin
D.Copper and tin
E.Copper and lead
A.Topaz, Corundum, Diamond
B.Talc, gypsum, calcite
C.Fluorite, Felsper, Talc
D.Felspar, corundum, Diamond
A.1700?C
B.1400-1450?C
C.860-890?C
D.550-660?C
E.100-150?C
A.Electrolytic process
B.Automization
C.Reduction
D.Oxidation
E.Milling
A.Compressive stress
B.Tensile stress
C.Shear stress
D.Fatigue stress
E.Creep stress
A.Eddy currents
B.Stray magnetic fields
C.High voltage
D.High power consumption
E.High flux density
A.Steel
B.Wrought iron
C.Cast iron
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
A.Body centred cubic space lattice
B.Face centred cubic space lattice
C.Close packed hexagonal space lattice
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
A.tempering temperature too low
B.tempering temperature too high
C.oxidising atmosphere in the furnace
D.Any of the above
A.Austenitic composition
B.Austenitic grain size
C.Amount, nature and distribution of undissolved or insoluble particles in austenite
D.All of the above