Explain why carbon steels are preferred over alloy steel for manufacturing shafts that are used for power transmission even though alloy steels have high strength than carbon steels?

Q: As the carbon content of plain carbon steel is increased what happens to its strength and hardness?…

A: Let us discuss what happens when carbon content is increased in carbon steel.

Q: What makes plain carbon steel harder than pure iron

A: Steel and iron are two of the most common materials used in the manufacturing industry. They are…

Q: Explain the connection between notch strengthening and material ductility; which is more likely to…

A: Notch strengthing occurs in the case of ductile material .stress concentration increases by creating…

Q: Would Aluminium be an optimal choice for a low load and high load cycle applications? Yes, as long…

A: Yes, as long as the load is below the Aluminium fatigue limit.

Q: Explain about upper critical temperatures, Name the steels that upper critical temperature decreases…

A: Upper critical temperature; The upper critical temperature is the point below which cementite or…

Q: What is the difference in material property of low carbon & high carbon steels?

A: Low carbon steel –in this steel carbon percentage is less than 0.30%.this steel is ductile in nature…

Q: important property of many tool steals, is the ability of a tool steel to retain its mechanical and…

A: Yes, it is true.

Q: Explain the difference between M-series and T-series high-speed steels.

A: Difference between the M-series high speed steels and T-Series high speed steels M-series- 1. The…

Q: What is the role of lime/limestone in steel making? How does it affect the process?

A: Steel and iron, both are made from iron ore. In both the processes limestone plays an important…

Q: Explain the properties and applications of High Speed ​​Steel

A: As the name suggests, it is a type of tool (made of steel) which is used at high speed.

Q: Explain malleable cast iron in detail

A: The ferrous alloys which have carbon content of more than 2% are called cast irons. Though cast…

Q: Explain the whole process of steel making from raw materials till steel beams (st processes).…

A: STEELMAKING PROCESS Steel from the iron is manufactured. Iron ore is a commercially Convertable…

Q: Explain what is hardenability then name some of the elements that have the greatest effect on the…

A: The depth to which a ferrous alloy may be hardened by the development of martensite across its…

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A: Notch sensitivity factor of grey cast iron can be defined as the ratio of increases in the actual…

Q: Summarize how a steel is formed. Elaborate and explain thoroughly

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Q: Aluminum alloys are usually manufactured by

A: Option (c) is correct. Deep drawing process

Q: Determine the function of a stainless steel, its undergone processes, and how these processes or…

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Q: Explain how you identified the metal.

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Q: List as many problems encountered with water-hardening steels as you can think of.

A: given; problem of water hardening steel?

Q: Write down what you know about curd (lamellar graphite) cast irons by classifying

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Q: Explain the concept and procedures involved in a case hardening process of a low carbon steel and…

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Q: What are the ultimate strengths in tension and in Compression for ASTM A48 Grade 40 cast iron?

A: Given data  What is the ultimate strength in tension and compression for ASTM A48 Grade 40

Q: What is the influence of chromium and silicon on forged irons?

A: Chromium increases  the hardenability of the steel. It enhance the corrosion resistance of the…

Q: Alloying elements have a major influence on steel.

A: Manganese (Mn) – improves hardenability, ductility and wear resistance. Mn eliminates formation of…

Q: Describe and compare between "Malleable Cast Iron" and "Pearlitic Malleable Castle Iron" with…

A: Cast iron is an alloy of iron, that has a carbon content of more than 1.7%. Commercially available…

Q: a) Draw a stress-strain curve for a low carbon, medium carbon, high carbon steels (use only one…

A: (a) The stress strain curve of the low, high and medium carbon steel is given below:   The point 1…

Q: Briefly explain the heat treatment steps of a tool steel by use of proper drawings and explain why…

A: Tool steel Tool steel is the type of steel which has controlled chemical composition  and have…

Q: Explain the whole process of steel making from raw materials till steel beams (steps and the…

A: Process given below:

Q: explain what is casting and curing of pre-cast units. Also discuss in detail about the typical…

A: A unit that is cast somewhere other than where it is to be used is known as a pre-cast unit.…

Q: Mechanical properties of cast iron is a function of . .

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Q: Compare the process to produce cast irons in Figures 4 (a) and (b). Justify why the cast iron in…

A: Yes, Figure b has more ductile than grey cast iron. The creation for pliable iron is more intricate…

Q: Q: What are The Advantages & Disadvantages of Gray Cast Iron?

A: The advantages and disadvantages of gray cast iron

Q: What are the important things to consider when designing an aluminum part that will be manufactured…

A: The important things to consider when designing an aluminum part through the milling machine are,The…

Q: What safet precaution is required when machining magnesium alloys? Explain why.

A: Magnesium alloys are known for being the lightest structural alloys. These alloys are made of…

Q: estimate the hot forming temp. for aluminum has a melting point 660°C

A: Given question : Estimate the hot forming temperature for aluminum that has a melting point of 660oC…

Q: Explain and/or describe the following microstructures of iron/steel , how they affect the iron/steel…

A: Iron/steel alloys are very complicated microstructure as well as it influenced by composition,…

Q: Using various tables, determine the specific strength (yield strength-to-density ratio) in unit of…

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Q: What is the approximate yield strength of 250 maraging steel at room temperature? (No need to do a…

A: The deformation of a material in response to a tensile, compressive, or torsional force is…

Q: Compare the differences between hot and cold rolled steel in terms of their processing and…

A: we have to evaluate differnces between cold rolled and hot rlled steel

Q: What are the properties of low-alloy steel?

A: Solution:   Steel is a metal whose parent metal is Cast Iron and is obtained by altering the carbon…