Use of flux in melting of magnesium
A.separates out impurities
B.prevents burning of magnesium alloys
C.facilitates production of sound cstings
D.all of the above
A.separates out impurities
B.prevents burning of magnesium alloys
C.facilitates production of sound cstings
D.all of the above
A.Elastic limit
B.Plastic limit
C.Yield point
D.Endurance limit
E.Tolerance limit
A.Newton’s laws of motion
B.Law of conservation of energy
C.Gauss’s theorem
D.Newton’s law of gravitation
E.None of the above
A.To mix fuel and air
B.To ignite air-fuel mixture
C.To provide flame front for ignition
D.To spray atomized fuel in the cylinder
E.To provide adequate air fuel mixture for combustion
A.Account payee cheque
B.Crossed cheque
C.Bearer cheque
D.none of the above
A.cast iron
B.aluminium alloys
C.alloy steels
D.bronze
A.Radiation of any kind
B.Temperature radiation
C.Monochromatic radiation
D.Thermal radiation
E.None of the above
A.High hardness
B.High ductility
C.High melting point
D.Low boiling point
E.Stiffness
A.transfers energy from a low level of temperature to a high level of temperature
B.requires the addition of external work for its operation
C.performs the reverse effect of the heat engine
D.all of the above
A.Diamonds are much heavier than wheat
B.Diamonds are more useful than wheat
C.The total stock of diamonds is more useful than the total stock of wheat
D.Diamonds cannot be grown whereas wheat can be grown
E.Enough people have a higher subjective value of diamonds relative to wheat