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Q: What is the impurities of water that causes hardness?

A: There are two types of hardness. 1. Temporary hardness. 2. Permanent hardness.

Q: What is a lightweight metal?

A: Light weight metal is any metal is relatively low density Li become increasingly critical in the…

Q: Why do bar spacing and cover to the surface of the bar affect bond strength?

A: For any structural member, to bear the load and transfer it to another structural member, bond…

Q: What uses are made of silicones in building construction?

A: Silicones are high-strength micro-materials made up of reactive silanes, silicone fluids, and…

Q: explain the application of high-performance steels.

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

Q: Name the two primary factors that make aluminum an attractive structuralengineering material.

A: Aluminum as an attractive structural material: Aluminum is an attractive structural material due to…

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 the FBD of the structure is?

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Q: What is the importance of studying engineering materials?

A: Medicine and health, information and communication, national security & space, transportation,…

Q: STEELS AND CAST IRONS

A: Steel is an alloy made with iron with a small percentage of carbon in it,to improve its…

Q: 1. Briefly describe engineering materials.

A: here we have to give classification of engineering materials

Q: Discuss the environmental factor that affect various engineering materials. Describe their affects…

A: The environmental factor that affects various engineering materials is as follows. Moisture…

Q: five classifications of engineering materials

A: To list out the classification of engineering materials

Q: What is the atomic packing factor? What information do you need to compute it?

A: Atomic Packing Factor (APF) is defined as the “ratio of volume of atoms of the unit cell to the…

Q: What is a common way to reduce the cost of plastics?

A: Plastics have been used in an increasing number of building applications. Plastics are a versatile…

Q: Briefly describe engineering materials.

A: There are, it is said, more than 50,000 materials available to the engineer.

Q: what is carbon steel microstructur

A: Introduction : Carbon steel is essentially an iron and carbon alloy. Any 'extra' carbon mixes with…

Q: What are "Carbon molecular Sieves” and what are their benefits?

A: Solution: Carbon molecular sieve are the essential elements of the PSA system which utilized in the…

Q: What tests are used on metal to determine its hardness?

A: metal's  hardness= A hardness of metal indicates resistance to permanent changes in dimension when a…

Q: Civil Engineering what is the fabric structure?

A: Fabric structures are actually defined as the tensile structures in which a membrane is 'stretched'…

Q: Imperfections in solids, are they good or bad? Why?

A: Solution: When there is an availability of irregularity in the structure pattern of crystal…

Q: 1. What do you consider when selecting materials for a construction project? 2. Can you draw, define…

A: As per guidelines we need to answer only first question so please repost rest questions separately.

Q: the pros and cons in using concrete and plastic in architecture

A: Advantages : Fresh concrete is flowable and is in liquid state. Concrete can be poured into…

Q: (b) How do you differentiate between Brittle and ductile materials? Which materials are preferred…

A: Materials used for engineering purposes should be capable to withstand the design load. Different…

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: What are the classes of defects in crystal structures?

A: Arrangements of the atoms in all types of materials hold imperfections that have a profound effect…

Q: WALK AROUND YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD AND FIND THREE EXAMPLES OF DEFORMABLE MATERIALS THAT EXPERIENCED…

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Q: what type of material is this equation apply on? And is there any engineering way to prevent the…

A: One of the features of matter in the liquid form that will be explored in this is surface tension.…

Q: Explain why ceramics materials are brittle?

A: Explain why ceramics materials are brittle?

Q: What is the difference between primary and secondary bonding in the structure of materials?

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Q: Explain an advantage of composite materials compared to traditional engineering materials like…

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Q: List three composite materials that make advantage of covalent and ionic bonding. Each material has…

A: Introduction: This inquiry is about compounds that make use of covalent and ionic bonding. Each…

Q: What are the properties of glass, aramid and carbon fibers?

A: Brief concept- Building materials- A building material is any substance that can be used to…

Q: Why are fibers much stronger than the bulk material? Give an example of a material that is…

A: Fibres are much stronger than the bulk material because of the following reasons : - Thin fibres,…

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Q: Discuss Structural rigidity

A: A structure is designed in such a way that it remains stable and external forces remain in…