Why should stainless steel not be held at temperatures between 800°F and 1500°f?

Q: What is a reinforcing steel? Discuss the different types and properties of reinforcing steel bars a.…

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Q: Explain zinc-tin alloy coated stainless steel.

A: Zinc(50%)-tin(50%) alloy coated stainless steel is known as Terne. This alloy had a low melting…

Q: Explain and name the corrosion mechanisms in steel

A: Corrosion: Steel corrosion is the irreversible deterioration and destruction of the steel material…

Q: What change in volume would a 100 mm cube of steel suffer at a depth of 5 km in sea water? Take…

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Q: explain the application of high-performance steels.

A: Here mentioned some important application of high performance steels.

Q: What are the two outstanding properties of stainless steel?

A: Properties of Stainless Steel : 1. Corrosion Resistance :  a). All stainless steels are iron-based…

Q: History of stainless steels and their applications

A: Steels is founded many years ago and from that time it is very useful in many ways. While in…

Q: Find the Normal Stresses experienced by the Steel, Aluminum, and Bronze section of the given body.…

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Q: . What is the modulus of elasticity of the material in GPa?

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Q: What is the chemical composition of steel? What is the effect of carbon on the mechanical properties…

A: Steel is an iron alloy, with a carbon mixture. The content of carbon in the steel ranges from 0.15…

Q: What kind of steels are designated by the ASTM specifications?

A: ASTM is abbreviated as American Society for Testing and Materials .. It gives steel grades based on…

Q: What is the Minimum diameter of steel in Column ?

A: The minimum diameter of the steel reinforcement in the Column is specified in the Standard code…

Q: Explain Earth-quake force & Wind pressure and the rational formulae for calculation of these forces…

A: A dynamic force that is exerted on the steel structure due to seismic action is known as Earth-quake…

Q: Briefly discuss four heat treatment methods to enhance the properties of steel.What are the…

A: Heat treatment is a technique of altering the physical and mechanical properties of metal without…

Q: How to increase the steel resistance to corrosion?

A: Steel corrosion can be defined as an electrochemical process that occurs in the presence of oxygen…

Q: What is Controlled low-strength material ?

A: Controlled low strength material is a fluid material of concrete mix . It is generally used for…

Q: Why is malleable cast iron less brittle than white cast iron?

A: Brief concept- Brittle material- Those materials which break on the application of the stress…

Q: Briefly discuss four heat treatment methods to enhance the properties of steel. What are the…

A: Heat treatment is the process of heating and cooling metals, using specific predetermined methods to…

Q: What is the difference between low, medium and high carbon steels? Please put different uses for…

A: It is asked the difference between low, medium and high carbon steels and explain different uses…

Q: Using the figure below, specify equations relating tensile strength and Brinell hardness for brass…

A: Solution; Relationship between hardness and tensile strength:

Q: What are the typical uses of structural steel?

A: Structural steel is a category of steel whose mechanical properties, chemical composition, shape,…

Q: Describe how a piece of glass is heat treated to produce tempered glass.

A: In contrast to normal glass, tempered glass is a kind of safety glass that has undergone controlled…

Q: How many type of reinforcing steels.

A: Solution: There are basically 4 types of reinforcing steel: 1. Hot Rolled Deformed steel bars. 2.…

Q: is low-alloy steel oxidation resistant? if yes, then why?

A: Low alloy steel - A low-alloy steel is a type of metal mixture composed of steel and another metals…

Q: It is said that stainless steel should not be held at temperature range of 800°F and 1500°f. Why?

A: Stainless steel should not be held at temperatures between 800°F and 1500°F as in this range of…

Q: THEORY OF BENDING TEST OF REINFORCING STEELBAR

A: Bending Test of Reinforcing Steel Bar- The bending test is used to determine the ductility of steel…

Q: Why white cast iron bear a little hardness ?

A: White cast iron does not possess Graphite. Carbon is present in the form of Carbide which is the…

Q: Discuss the basic process of manufacturing reinforcing steel.

A: In structural members various reinforcing materials like bamboo,glass etc were used ,but all of them…

Q: Process of fixing a frame in a door opening

A: There are mainly three types of door frames are available. 1. Wooden door frame2. Aluminum door…

Q: Which of the following diameter of Grade 60 reinforcing bar can withstand a tensile load of 210 000…

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Q: List the two methods used to produce steel shapes.

A: The carbon content when less than 2 % and 1% manganese with little amounts of silicon, phosphorus…

Q: Identify and describe the frequently used types of carbon and alloy steel

A: Frequently used carbon types and alloy of steel:

Q: 3. a) Classify the following types of steel codes 1) II) II) 1021 9211 7221

A: Steel codes  are used for know the codeal value of the different structures.The steel codes are used…

Q: What is the range of carbon percentage for mild carbon steel?

A: Carbon steel, sometimes known as simple carbon steel, is a kind of metal alloy. It's made up of two…

Q: What is the range of thicknesses of cold-formed steel structural members?

A: Structural framing of walls, floors, roofs, interior partitions, and exterior wall applications are…

Q: To control corrosion, concrete

A: Option A is correct . To control corrosion, concrete with low permeability is used

Q: What is the ultimate strength of an ASTM A36 Steel (Use Appendix G/Page 501-502) Do not use any…

A: The strong, as well as hot-rolled steel ASTM A36, is perhaps the most widely employed. It's indeed…

Q: advantage of steel as a construction material

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Q: Four cables are used to lift a precast concrete slab with dimensions 3 m x 3 m and 76 mm thick. The…

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Q: If the modulus of elasticity of the steel is 202 x 103 MPa and the modulus of rigidity is 541 GPa,…

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