For the given component the critical resolved shear stress will be equal to _________

Given that the load applied is equal to P and the normal and shear angle with loading directions are θ and λ.

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1.	Which of the following inclusion is most severe for the metal?
A.	A
B.	B
C.	C
D.	D
Answer» D. D

Discussion

2.	The FCC material’s usual mode of fracture is necked down to a point before rupture.
A.	True
B.	False
Answer» B. False

Discussion

3.	For the given component the critical resolved shear stress will be equal to _________
A.	Given that the load applied is equal to P and the normal and shear angle with loading directions are θ and λ.
B.	P/A
C.	P*cosθ
D.	(P/A)cosλcosθ
E.	(P/A)*cosθ2
Answer» D. (P/A)cosλcosθ

Discussion

4.	For the given component, the critical resolved normal stress will be equal to _________ given that the load applied is equal to P and the normal and shear angle with loading directions are θ and λ.
A.	P/A
B.	P*cosθ
C.	(P/A)cosλcosθ
D.	(P/A)*cosθ2
Answer» E.

Discussion

Explore topic-wise MCQs in Mechanical Metallurgy Questions and Answers.

Which of the following inclusion is most severe for the metal?

The FCC material’s usual mode of fracture is necked down to a point before rupture.

For the given component the critical resolved shear stress will be equal to _________

For the given component, the critical resolved normal stress will be equal to _________ given that the load applied is equal to P and the normal and shear angle with loading directions are θ and λ.