The materials which exhibit the same elastic properties in all directions are called
A.Homogeneous
B.Isotropic
C.Isentropic
D.Inelastic
E.Visco-elastic
A.Homogeneous
B.Isotropic
C.Isentropic
D.Inelastic
E.Visco-elastic
A.Coaxing
B.Relaxing
C.Compounding
D.Bauschinger effect
E.None of the above
A.Material economy
B.Reducing the weight
C.Improved sppearance
D.Space consideration of the utility stage
E.Equal distribution of stress
A.Muntz metal, Brass, Aluminium, Bronze, Inconel
B.Muntz metal, Aluminium, Bronze, Brass, Inconel
C.Inconel, Muntz metal, Aluminium, Bronze, Brass
D.Aluminium, Bronze, Muntz metal, Inconel, Brass
E.Aluminium, Bronze, Brass, Muntz metal, Inconel.
A.Shock proof energy
B.Proof resilience
C.Resilience
D.Impact energy limit
E.Strain hardening
A.Rectangle
B.Triangle
C.Parabola
D.Cubic parabola
E.None of the above
A.Withstand shear stress
B.Neutralise torsional stress
C.Absorb noise
D.Absorb shocks and vibrations
E.Provide rigid joints