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Q: What is woven asbestos friction material? Why asbestos friction materials are prohibited in many…

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Q: . Why are recycling codes used in the plastic bottles?

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Q: materials which have a larger area enclosed by their hysteresis loop?

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Q: What is polymers?

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Q: Explain the damage occurs for composite material with different expansion coefficients.

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Q: Question 12 An example of a composite material is: o Mercury o Polyvinylchloride o Wood o An…

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Q: If you are selecting mast material for a sailboat to be used in Oman, in addition to the stiffness,…

A: Answer: The correct answer is option (C) impact strength.

Q: What is plastic impregnated (PI) wire ropes?

A: PI wire rope are basically platic filled wire ropes.

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Q: What are three advantages of fiber-metal laminates over conventional metals for certain aircraft…

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Q: General information and report on Elasticity and Viscoelasticity

A: General information and report on Elasticity  Viscoelasticity

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Q: Various patterns of loading continuously aligned fiber-reinforced composites with the help of…

A: The loading pattern of fiber

Q: modulus?

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Q: Q What is the difference between the Glass, Ceramic and Metal in terms of Plasticity?

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Q: What are the strengths and weaknesses of this Visceoelastic model?

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A: Question 1 is incomplete.

Q: ) To calculate the tensile strength of the fibre, the cross-sectional area has to be determined.…

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Q: Identify a biodegradable synthetic polymeric material. Give an example of how it may be used as an…

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Q: What is Poisson's ratio ? why do you think is it lower for ceramics and higher for polymers compared…

A: Poisson's ratio is the ratio of transverse strain to the axial strain.ϑ=-εtransεaxial

Q: Distinguish between elastic limit, proportional limit, and yield point

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Q: Why would I elect to use grey cast iron rather than a low-carbon steel? Why would I want austenitic…

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Q: Explain and discuss the differences on the mechanical properties/behaviours of i) metals, ii)…

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Q: What are the types of biomaterials? What is the main property of a biomaterial?

A: Biomaterials are generally grouped into three classes: metals, ceramics, and polymers.

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Q: generation other than fiberglass . Discuss any four

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Q: Compare metals, polymers and ceramics on a chart or Table using the following properties and the…

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Q: List three examples each of automobile components made up of steel and polymers.

A: there are so many components which are made up of steel (alloys of steel) and polymers.