Sand acquires a predetermined shape under pressure and retains the same when pressure is removed. This is due to the property of sand known as
A.Cohesiveness
B.Plasticity
C.Refractoriness
D.none of the above
A.Cohesiveness
B.Plasticity
C.Refractoriness
D.none of the above
A.15?
B.22
C.30?
D.45?
E.60?
A.Injection moulded
B.Extruded
C.Cast moulded
D.None of the above
A.Boric sulphur
B.Molasses
C.Charcoal
D.all of the above
A.103 ergs/s
B.1010 ergs/s
C.105 ergs/s
D.106 ergs/s
E.107 ergs/s
A.Less than – 50?C
B.Around – 20?C
C.0?C
D.Around 50?C
E.Above 100?C
A.Wall construction and carpentary work of doors
B.digging of foundation and construction of a well
C.completion of flooring and plastering of walls
D.completing first floor and starting second floor construction
A.15 – 75 M/min
B.100 – 500 M/min
C.500 – 800 M/min
D.1000 – 1500 M/min
E.1500 – 1800 M/min
A.Hardness
B.Thermal expansion
C.Ductility
D.Fatigue strength