5
15
30
45
B. 15
Same crystalline structure
Same valency
Widely differing electronegativity
Same atomic sizes
Is always less than 1
Is always greater than 1
Can be 5
Depends on the choice of the standard state
Normalising
Tempering
Annealing
Carburising
pH value
Electrode potential
Colour intensity
None of these
Martensitic steels are less susceptible to pitting corrosion than austenitic steels
Pitting corrosion is usually very localised
Hydrogen embrittlement is facilitated by tensile stress
Stress corrosion cracking is facilitated by tensile stress
Zirconia
Alumina
Bakelite
Tungsten carbide
Inventory control
Production schedule
Sales forecasting
Quality control
Air
Water
Mercury
Alcohol
Critical
Breeder
Fertile
Heterogeneous
6
18
38
52
Metal changes from liquid state to solid state at freezing temperature
Solid phase temperature drops from freezing temperature to the room temperature
Liquid metal temperature drops from pouring temperature to room temperature
Liquid metal temperature drops from pouring temperature to freezing temperature
723
959
1147
1493
Ductile & resistant to corrosion/rusting
Weldable easily
Having uniform strength in all directions
Having maximum tensile strength along the lines of slag distribution
Engine having carburettor
Diesel engine
Compression ignition engine
Both (B) & (C)
Occurs higher in the electro-chemical series of metals
Is exemplified by magnesium plate
Is much cheaper than the cathodic base material to be guarded against corrosion
All (A), (B) & (C)
Sinter
Coke
Iron ore
Limestone
Ferromagnetic
Semi-conductor
Paramagnetic
Ferroelectric
Impact strength
Endurance limit
Machinability
Corrosion resistance
Elaiden test
Reichert-Meissl value test
Hunter value test
Iodine value test
Cutting torch
Drilling
Punching
None of these
Manganese
Silicon
Nickel
Chromium
4
6
8
12
(Load)1
(Load)2
(Load)3
(Load)0.33
Lead
Stainless steel
Graphite
Cast iron
Tin
Lead
Molybdenum
Chromium
Close the surface porosity
Break the continuity of columnar grains
Flatten the weldment
Introduce texture in the weld
Phosphorous
Nitrogen
Carbon
Boron
Sensible heat carried away by the flue gases
Heat carried away by the steam from the moisture content of the fuel
Heat lost by radiation
Heat carried away by steam from the combustion of hydrogen in the fuel
Water passes through tubes and flue gases around it
Tube carrying hot flue gases are immersed in a pool of water
Tubes are placed in vertical position
None of these
Cermets
High speed steel
Alloy steel
Tungsten carbide