The hardness of steel depends on
A.Heating temperature before quenching
B.Amount of carbon it contains
C.The shape and distribution of carbides in iron
D.Percentage of alloying elements
E.Basic process from which it is produced
A.Heating temperature before quenching
B.Amount of carbon it contains
C.The shape and distribution of carbides in iron
D.Percentage of alloying elements
E.Basic process from which it is produced
A.Mild steel
B.Cast iron
C.Wrought iron
D.Malleable iron
E.None of the above
A.Hydraulic
B.Pneumatic
C.Electric and electronic
D.Any of the above
E.None of the above
A.Mild steel
B.Cast iron
C.Bakelite
D.Plastics
E.Hard steels and nickel alloys
A.Pressure
B.Vacuum
C.Flow rate
D.Suspended matter
E.pH value
A.1440 rpm
B.1500 rpm
C.1630 rpm
D.1760 rpm
E.1830 rpm
A.a beam of white light
B.a beam of coherent light
C.microwaves
D.gamma rays
A.10-25 percent
B.25-40 percent
C.40 – 60 percent
D.50-70 percent
E.70-85 percent
A.Directly proportional to radius of base circle from which the involute was generated
B.Inversely proportional to radius of base circle from which the involute was generated
C.Directly proportional to the distance of the chord over which thread is unwound
D.Inversely proportional to the distance of the chord over which thread is wound
E.None of the above
A.1%
B.0.50%
C.0.10%
D.0.05%
E.0.01%