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Subject: - Metallurgy
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Q.3) Ability of material to resist fracture due to high impact load is called
(a) toughness (b) stiffness (c) plasticity (d) hardness
Q.4) Property of material due to which they can be drawn into wires, is called
(a) elasticity (b) plasticity (c) stiffness (d) ductility
Q.5) Ability of a material to undergo large permanent deformations in tension is called
Q.8) Property of material due to which it can be rolled or hammered into thin sheets
is called
Q.9) Property of material due to which it breaks with little permanent distortion
is called
Q.11) In material subjected to fluctuating or repeated stress, fracture takes place under
Metallurgy Unit No:-01- Fundamentals of metallic materials
a stress whose maximum value is less than the tensile strength of the material.
This phenomenon is called.
(a) fatigue (b) creep (c) malleability (d) resilience
Q.12) In material sustains steady loads for long period of time, the material will continue
to deform until they may tend to fracture under the same load. This phenomenon
is called.
(a) fatigue (b) creep (c) malleability (d) resilience
Q.13) Hardness can be defined as resistance to
(a) wear (b) local penetration (c) scratching (d) all of these
Q.14) If a material is heated, its toughness
(a) increase (b) decrease (c) remains same (d) none of these
Q.15) Machinability of metals depends upon
(a) tensile strength (b) toughness (c) hardness (d) both (a)and (b)
Q.16) By hardness, a material can
(a) cut another metal (b) be drawn into wires
(c) be rolled or hammered into thin sheets
(d) resist fracture due to high impact loads.
Q.17) Toughness of a material, means its
(a)strength (b) fatigue resistance (c) machinability (d) softening
Q.18) With increase in the hardness of material elastic recovery after deformation
(a) increases (b) decreases (c) remains same (d) none of these
Q.19) Ability of a material to undergo large permanent deformation in compression,
is known as
(a) ductility (b) malleability (c) resilience (d) hardness
Q.20) Ability of a material to exhibit considerable elastic recovery on release of load,
is known as
(a) toughness (b) stiffness (c) resilience (d) hardness
Q.21) Metals which can be easily drawn into wire is
` (a) tin (b) copper (c) lead (d) zinc
Q.22) When a body recovers its original dimensionson removing the load, it is called
(a) elastic (b) plastic (c) brittle (d) none of these
Q.149) Referring iron-carbon diagram, iron-carbon alloys containing carbon upto 1.7% are termed as
(a) steel (b) cast iron (c) wrought iron (d) pig iron
Q.150) When the atoms are arranged in definite and orderly manner in a material, it is called
(a) amorphous material (b) mesomorphous material
(c) crystalline structure (d) none of these
Q.151) Brinell hardness number is equal to
where d = diameter of the impression.
(a) P/ D - √(D2 –d2) (b) P/D [D - √(D2 –d2)]
(c)2P/ D - √(D2 –d2) (d) 2P/D [D - √(D2 –d2)]
Q.152) Structure of a material which can be examined by nacked eye is
(a) macro –structure (b) micro–structure
(c) atomic –structure (d) grain–structure
Q.153) Micro-structure of a material is generally examined by
(a) naked eye (b) microscope
(c) X-ray and electron diffraction (d) optical microscope
Metallurgy Unit No:-02- Study of Ferrous materials & alloys
Q.168) Silicon steel used for electrical purpose has silicon percentage of
(a) 0.5% (b) 2.5% (c) 3.4% (d) 12.5%
Q.169) Silicon steel is widely used in
(a) cutting tools (b) dies and punches
(c) electrical industry (d) chemical industry
Q.170) Which of the following metal has the lowest melting point?
(a) Antimony (b) Tin (c) Silver (d) Zinc
Q.171) Electrical resistances are made from
(a) linvar (b) Duralumin (c) Constantan (d) Monel metal
Q.172) Silicon steel is widely used in
(a) cutting tools (b) dies and punches
(c) electrical industry (d) chemical industry
Q.173) Ferrites are
(a) Ferro – magnetic (b) Ferri– magnetic (c) Para – magnetic (d) Anti –
magnetic
Q.174) Ferromagnetic materials when heated to temperature above Curie temperature,
Metallurgy Unit No:-02- Study of Ferrous materials & alloys
(a) behave as paramagnetic materials (b) become ferrites
(c) tend towards superconductivity (d) become insulators for heat and electricity
Q.175) In steel as the percentage of carbon increases which of the following decreases?
(a) Ultimate strength (b) Hardness
(c) Ductility (d) Percentage of pearlite
Q.176) Presence of sulphur in cast iron
(a) promotes formation of graphite (b) reduces fluidity during melting
(c) increases strength (d) reduces oxidation
Q.177) Which of the following is closest to the purest form of iron?
(a) Low carbon steel (b) Cast iron (c) Wrought iron (d) Mild steel
Q.178) The temperature at or above which a ferromagnetic material becomes
paramagnetic is called
(a) Critical temperature (b) Inversion temperature
(c) Curie temperature (d) Debye temperature
Q30) Which of the following annealing treatment are carried out by heating the steel above A3 temperarture?
Q31) Which of the following surface hardening treatment is carried out below A1 temperature?
c) Carbonitriding d) Nitriding
3. Which of the following test is recommended for detecting internal flaws in welded vessel?
a) Gamma ray radiography b) Ultrasonic test
c) Dye penetrant test d) Eddy current test
4. Which of the following NDT methods are useful in detecting cracks on the surface of component?
a) Ultrasonic test b) Magnetic Particle Test
c) Radiography d) Dye Penetrant Test
14.
In welding/fabrication industry, which of the following NDT is commonly employed ?
a) Radiography b) Ultrasonic test
c) Dye penetrant test d) Magnetic particle test
15. Which of the following hardness test, will you recommend for testing hardness of Grey Cast Iron?
a. Brinnel test b. Vicker’s Test
c. Rockwell test d. Micro hardness test
16. Which of the following entities obtained from tensile test are indicative of ductility of material?
a. Proportionality test b. % Elongation
c. Yield point d. % Reduction in Area
17. To detect internal cracks in steel forging at higher depth, which NDT is employed?
a) DP test b) MP test c) Ultrasonic test d) All above
Unit No.06:- Introduction to Powder Metallurgy
1. Powders of metal like Zn, Sn are manufactured by ---------method
a) atomization b) Electrodeposition c) Reduction d) Condensation of metal vapours
3. During manufacturing of self-lubricated bearing, which of the following is the important step?
a) Sizing b) Heat Treatment c) Inspection d) Impregnation
5. During manufacturing of cemented carbide cutting tools by P/M Liquid phase sintering is used
a) True B) False
11. Which method is used to make powder of metals having low melting point?
a. Mechanical pulverisation b. Electrolytic process
c. Chemical reduction d. Atomization
12. In atomization
a. passing molten metal through orifice and cooling it by dropping into water
b. molten metal is forced through a small orifice and broken up by a stream of
compressed air
c. powder of metal is made by ball milling
d. the hydrogen reduces the oxide to metallic powder
13. The process carried out in powder metallurgy is as follows
i. preparation of powder ii. Grading of powder
iii. Compacting of powder iv. Sintering
The correct sequence is
a. i, ii, iii, iv b. i, iii, ii, iv c. ii, i, iii, iv d. iii, i, ii, iv