29 - (CLO-1) I. Casting, II. Forging, II. Machining IV. Molding Which of the following processes start with a material that is in a fluid or semi-fluid state and solidifies the material in a cavity? a) Only I II-IV I-|I-II I-IV I-||

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29 - (CLO-1)
I. Casting,
II. Forging,
II. Machining
IV. Molding
Which of the following processes start with a material that is in a fluid or semi-fluid state and solidifies the material in
a cavity?
a)
Only I
II-IV
I-|I-|||
I-IV
I-|I
Transcribed Image Text:29 - (CLO-1) I. Casting, II. Forging, II. Machining IV. Molding Which of the following processes start with a material that is in a fluid or semi-fluid state and solidifies the material in a cavity? a) Only I II-IV I-|I-||| I-IV I-|I
30 - (CLO-4) Which statement is true for sintering?
a)
Heat treatment to bond the metallic particles, thereby increasing strength and hardness
b)
Usually carried out at between 70% and 90% of the metal's melting point
Part shrinkage occurs during sintering due to pore size reduction
d)
No need to secondary operations to increase density, improve accuracy after sintering
Generally agreed among researchers that the primary driving force for sintering is reduction of surface energy
Transcribed Image Text:30 - (CLO-4) Which statement is true for sintering? a) Heat treatment to bond the metallic particles, thereby increasing strength and hardness b) Usually carried out at between 70% and 90% of the metal's melting point Part shrinkage occurs during sintering due to pore size reduction d) No need to secondary operations to increase density, improve accuracy after sintering Generally agreed among researchers that the primary driving force for sintering is reduction of surface energy
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