Compare between slip casting and tape casting

Q: Please perform an experiment and provide a report on Specific Gravity and Absorption of Fine…

A: Specific gravity: It is the ratio of weight of a given volume of solids to the weight of water with…

Q: ASTM C127 is the Standard Test Method for Density, Relative Density (Specific Gravity), and…

A: Given data in question  ASTM C127 For density,  Relative density and absorption capacity To find out…

Q: Complete the table and show complete computations. Draw the aggregate gradation chart. Calculate the…

A: Solution: Sieve Size Sieve Size mm Amount Retained g, a Cumulative Amount Retained g, b Amount…

Q: What is the difference between sand casting and permanent casting ?

A: Sand casting is an ideal solution for producing low volumes at a low tooling or start-up cost.…

Q: is the grade size used to identified the practical grading of the aggregate O 4.75 mm O 600 micron O…

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Q: Compute the compressive strength, in psi, for each size of aggregate on each no. of days of curing.…

A: Given Data: The recorded maximum loads are given when the specimen breaks.   To Determine: The…

Q: Q1 Define five of the following with sketch compulsory. ( 1-Allotropy 2-BCC 3-yeild strength 5-…

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Q: 4. The percentage of fine aggregate 5. The percentage of filler material

A: 4. Fine aggregate range lies from 4.75mm to 0.075mm. Hence from the table: % Fine aggregate = 65-3 =…

Q: The nominal maximum size for an aggregate is the standard sieve opening immediately smaller than the…

A: Answer:-  Nominal maximum size of an aggregate:- The smallest sieve opening through which the entire…

Q: Compare between sand casting and permanent casting ?

A: Sand casting In sand casting, the formed mold by sand can be used…

Q: Q1- A concrete mix of (1: 2.5 : 3.3 / 0.57) (by weight), is used for casting in Hot weather.…

A: Concrete is the most ordinarily utilized man-made material on the planet. It is a significant…

Q: Identify the two main mold types used in casting

A: The two main mold types used in casting are given below 1.] Reusable molds 2.] Expendable molds

Q: Determine the shrinkage limit, shrinkage ratio and volumetric shrinkage

A: Shrinkage limit is defined as the water content at which the soil changes from  semi-solid state to…

Q: An aluminum rod has a cross-sectional area of 0.19635 in2. An axial tensile load of  6000 lb. causes…

A: Given: Cross section area of rod = 0.19635 in2, Tensile load = 6000 lb

Q: fine modulus

A: Fine modulus is generally representing the average size of the particles which influence  the…

Q: A gap of 0.02 in. exists between the composite rod and the wall when the temperature is 75°F. NOTE:…

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Q: lease discuss the different methods of testing welds

A: Non-destructive testing  and destructive testing are the two methods of weld testing that are…

Q: Discuss the following terms briefly: Emulsion breaking and Cutback curing,

A: A) Emulsion breaking and cutback curing 1) During the material production process of emulsion…

Q: Monolithic columns have larger surface areas than porous particles. Is true or flase?

A: Rather than beads, the solid phase inside a monolithic column seems to have a constant porous…

Q: A sieve analysis test was performed on a sample of coarse aggregate and pro- duced the results in…

A: The given table is shown below:

Q: (in %, up to two decimal places) is, outer diameters of 100 mm and 106 mm. respectively. The area…

A: Given Outer diameter, do = 106 mm Inner diameter, di = 100 mm To Determine Area ratio of the core…

Q: Cite three differences between hot working and cold working processed metal pieces.

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Q: procedure of sieve of coarse aggregates.

A: SIEVE ANALYSIS  Sieve analysis is helpful in determining the particle size distribution of the…

Q: Describe FOUR (4) major independent and dependent variables that influence cutting process. Q2 (a)…

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Q: Identify three shaping processes and plastic forming methods each.

A: Shaping is a different manufacturing process that, such as planing, is intended to eliminate…

Q: For carbon steel casting with step pattern shown in Figure 1, that all surfaces will be machined…

A: Solution; Given Data; Gating Ratio=1.4: 1.2: 1 No. of Pieces per mould Box-0.4 Density-7.8 g/cm3…

Q: How can the water reducer be used to achieve each of the following functions?a. improve strengthb.…

A: Water reducers are defined as the admixture which are special kind of chemical products which when…

Q: 1. Peripheral milling is performed on the top surface of a rectangular work part that is 400 mm long…

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Q: The plastic distorts as shown by the dashed lines. (Figure 1) The dimensions are L= 460 mm H =310 mm…

A: The given diagram is shown below:

Q: A pine wood specimen was prepared with actual dimensions of 50 mm × 50 mm x 250 mm and grain…

A: Given data:- The given original length,=200 mm =0.2 m The given deformation change mm to m.

Q: What are the uses of the following types of Chisel? 1- Concrete Chiselt: 2. Cold Chiset: 3. Cape…

A: Type  Sketch  Description Hand Hammer Made of carbon steel. Oval shaped hole is made in the body…

Q: How different is crushing from grinding?

A: The difference between crushing and grinding

Q: What is the means of this ASTM C70 - Standard Testing Method for Surface Moisture in Fine Aggregates

A: This test technique isn't wide used. However, it's a convenient procedure for field or plant…

Q: b. Why some types of aggregate are susceptible to damage from repeated freezing and thawing?…

A: Repeated freezing and thawing  Freeze-thaw melting is a degradation mechanism that occurs in cold…

Q: What is the maximum diameter of aggregate in cm?

A: This question is related to the Design concrete structures.

Q: 2. Students in the materials lab performed the specific gravity test (ASTM c127) on coarse aggregate…

A: Given, Dry weight of the aggregate(w1)= 3862.1g SsD weight(w2)= 3923.4g Sumerged weight(w3)= 2452.1g…

Pressurized pipe flow

A 15-kilometer-long pipe with a pipe diameter of one meter transports water at a speed of one meter per second. The pipe has a friction coefficient of 0.005. Calculate the frictional head loss?