Material & Manufacturing Science Quiz Test
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Decreasing grain size in a polycrystalline material
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Increases yield strength and corrosion resistance
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Decreases yield strength and corrosion resistance
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Increases yield strength but decreases corrosion resistence
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Decreases yield strength but increases corrosion resistance
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This Material & Manufacturing Science quiz assesses knowledge on material properties and manufacturing processes. Topics include grain size effects, material types like quartz, and specific reactions in metallurgy, enhancing skills relevant for engineering fields.
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The blade of powder saw is made of
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Boron steel
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High speed steel
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Stainless steel
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Malleable cast iron
Correct Answer
A. High speed steelExplanation
High speed steel is the correct answer because it is a type of tool steel that is specifically designed for high-speed applications such as cutting, drilling, and machining. It has excellent hardness, wear resistance, and heat resistance properties, making it ideal for use in cutting tools like saw blades. Boron steel, stainless steel, and malleable cast iron are not typically used for saw blades due to their different properties and characteristics.Rate this question:
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Quartz is the types of material
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Ferroeelectric material
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Ferromagnetic material
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Piezo electric material
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Diamagnectic material
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A. Piezo electric materialExplanation
Quartz is classified as a piezo electric material because it exhibits the piezoelectric effect, which means it can generate an electric charge in response to mechanical stress or pressure. This property makes quartz widely used in various applications, such as in electronic devices, sensors, and watches, where its ability to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy is utilized.Rate this question:
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In low carbon steel, presence of small quantities of sulpher improves.
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Weldability
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Formability
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Machinability
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Hardenability
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A. MachinabilityExplanation
The presence of small quantities of sulfur in low carbon steel improves its machinability. Sulfur acts as a lubricant during the machining process, reducing friction and heat generation. This helps in achieving smoother and faster cutting, resulting in improved machinability.Rate this question:
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Babbit lining is used on brass/bronze bearing to.
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Increasing bearing resistence
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Increase compressive strength
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Provide any friction properties
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Increase wear resistance
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A. Increase wear resistanceExplanation
Babbit lining is used on brass/bronze bearings to increase wear resistance. Babbit lining is a type of material that is softer than the brass/bronze bearing itself. By applying a layer of Babbit lining on the bearing surface, it creates a sacrificial layer that can wear away over time instead of the bearing material. This helps to prevent direct contact between the bearing and the rotating shaft, reducing friction and minimizing wear on the bearing itself. Therefore, the use of Babbit lining increases the wear resistance of the brass/bronze bearing.Rate this question:
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Euteactoid reaction occurs at.
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6000 centigrade
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723 centigrade
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1147 centigrade
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1493 centigrade
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A. 723 centigradeExplanation
The eutectoid reaction occurs at 723 degrees Celsius. This is the temperature at which a solid phase transforms into two different solid phases. It is a specific type of phase transformation that happens in certain alloys, such as steel. At this temperature, the eutectoid composition undergoes a transformation from austenite to pearlite. This reaction is important in the heat treatment of steel, as it affects its mechanical properties.Rate this question:
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Type question here
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Answer option 1
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Answer option 2
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Answer option 3
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Answer option 4
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