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1051. |
FCC metals have value of critical shear stress as compared to BCC metals |
A. | same |
B. | lower |
C. | higher |
D. | random |
Answer» C. higher | |
1052. |
slip starts to occur when the value of resolved shear stress |
A. | reduces below critical shear stress |
B. | is at critical shear stress |
C. | increases abive critical shear stress |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» D. none of the above | |
1053. |
the law is used to determine the value of critical shear stress |
A. | millers |
B. | burgers |
C. | schmids |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» D. none of the above | |
1054. |
the maximum resolved shear stress is given by |
A. | Ƭresolve = σt |
B. | Ƭresolve = σt/3 |
C. | Ƭresolve = σt/2 |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» D. none of the above | |
1055. |
the schmids law is used to calculate critical shear stress for _Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â structure |
A. | polycrystalli ne |
B. | single crystal |
C. | atoms |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. atoms | |
1056. |
number of slip systems in FCC are |
A. | 12 |
B. | 24 |
C. | 21 |
D. | 26 |
Answer» B. 24 | |
1057. |
number of slip systems in metals decides about |
A. | hardness of metals |
B. | strength of metal |
C. | ductility of metal |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» D. all of the above | |
1058. |
metals with FCC and BCC crystal structure are often subjected to |
A. | slip |
B. | twinning |
C. | combination of slip and twinning |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» E. | |
1059. |
metals with FCC crystal structure are often subjected to |
A. | slip |
B. | twinning |
C. | less of slip and more of twinning |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» E. | |
1060. |
the mechanism can be takes place due to thermal treatment |
A. | slip |
B. | twinning |
C. | combination of slip and twinning |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» C. combination of slip and twinning | |
1061. |
the can be seen in metal even after polishing |
A. | slip |
B. | twinning |
C. | combination of slip and twinning |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» C. combination of slip and twinning | |
1062. |
The appears as a single thin line in the microscopic structure |
A. | slip |
B. | twinning |
C. | combination of slip and twinning |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» B. twinning | |
1063. |
the appears as a pair of thick lines in the microscopic structure even after polishing |
A. | slip |
B. | twinning |
C. | combination of slip and twinning |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» C. combination of slip and twinning | |
1064. |
               requires more stress to be initiated with respect to |
A. | slip, twinning |
B. | twinning, slip |
C. | grain boundary defect, slip |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. grain boundary defect, slip | |
1065. |
as compared to slip the stress required to propogate twin is |
A. | more |
B. | lesser |
C. | constant |
D. | varies randomly |
Answer» C. constant | |
1066. |
the disappears after polishing |
A. | slip |
B. | twinning |
C. | combination of slip and twinning |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» B. twinning | |
1067. |
twinning occurs along plane and direction |
A. | random, specific |
B. | specific, random |
C. | random, random |
D. | specific, specific |
Answer» E. | |
1068. |
generally metals with crystal structure shows plastic deformation mainly by twinning mechanism |
A. | bcc |
B. | fcc |
C. | hcp |
D. | a and c |
Answer» D. a and c | |
1069. |
generally metals with crystal structure shows plastic deformation mainly by slip mechanism |
A. | bcc |
B. | fcc |
C. | hcp |
D. | a and c |
Answer» E. | |
1070. |
generally metals with crystal structure are more ductile |
A. | bcc |
B. | fcc |
C. | hcp |
D. | a and c |
Answer» C. hcp | |
1071. |
twining is the phenomenon observed due to |
A. | mechanical treatment |
B. | thermal treatment |
C. | chemical treatment |
D. | a or b |
Answer» E. | |
1072. |
the plastic deformation takes place due to and |
A. | slip |
B. | twin |
C. | both of the above |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» D. none of the above | |
1073. |
metals are more ductile than metals |
A. | bcc,fcc |
B. | fcc,bcc |
C. | hcp,bcc |
D. | bcc,hcp |
Answer» C. hcp,bcc | |
1074. |
the planes along which mirror image is formed is called planes |
A. | defective |
B. | imperfect |
C. | slip |
D. | twin |
Answer» E. | |
1075. |
in twinning, the structure in the distorted region forms of the crystal structure in the distorted region |
A. | random orientation |
B. | mirror image |
C. | a or b |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. a or b | |
1076. |
twin takes place due to |
A. | stress applied on material |
B. | chemical reaction within material |
C. | atmospheric reaction |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. chemical reaction within material | |
1077. |
slip direction is direction in the slip plane which has |
A. | least number of atoms |
B. | random number of atoms |
C. | maximum number of atoms |
D. | no atoms |
Answer» D. no atoms | |
1078. |
slip occurs on plae which has |
A. | least number of atoms |
B. | random number of atoms |
C. | maximum number of atoms |
D. | no atoms |
Answer» D. no atoms | |
1079. |
in slip, the crystal structure above and below the plane remains |
A. | distorted |
B. | undistorted |
C. | sometimes distorted |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. sometimes distorted | |
1080. |
slip occurs along             plane and in direction |
A. | random, specific |
B. | specific, random |
C. | random, random |
D. | specific, specific |
Answer» E. | |
1081. |
slip takes place due to |
A. | stress applied on material |
B. | chemical reaction within material |
C. | atmospheric reaction |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. chemical reaction within material | |
1082. |
the plane on which slip takes place is called plane |
A. | defective |
B. | imperfect |
C. | slip |
D. | twin |
Answer» D. twin | |
1083. |
slip is defined as displacement of one part of crystal relative to other |
A. | tensile |
B. | compressive |
C. | shear |
D. | bending |
Answer» D. bending | |
1084. |
the plastic deformation can takes place through |
A. | slip |
B. | twinning |
C. | combination of slip and twinning |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» E. | |
1085. |
  mechannnial properties of the metal after plastic deformation |
A. | increases |
B. | either increase or decrease |
C. | remains constant |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. remains constant | |
1086. |
different shapes can be permentaly given to metals by virtue of property |
A. | elastic |
B. | plastic |
C. | none of the above |
D. | both a and b |
Answer» C. none of the above | |
1087. |
stress required during plastic deformation is than that required during elastic deformation |
A. | equal |
B. | high |
C. | low |
D. | b or c |
Answer» C. low | |
1088. |
when the metal is stresses above its elastic limit, the resulting deformation is |
A. | permenant |
B. | temporary |
C. | partially permenant |
D. | a or c |
Answer» E. | |
1089. |
when the metal is stresses below its elastic limit, the resulting deformation is |
A. | permenant |
B. | temporary |
C. | partially permenant |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. partially permenant | |
1090. |
in screw dislocation |
A. | the region in dislocation is under tension and below is under compression |
B. | the region in dislocation is under compression and below is under tension |
C. | the region in dislocation is under shear |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» D. none of the above | |
1091. |
the dislocations are classified as |
A. | edge dislocation |
B. | screw dislocation |
C. | positive and negative edge dislocation |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» E. | |
1092. |
in positive edge dislocation |
A. | extra row of atoms is present in the upper region |
B. | extra row of atoms is present in lower region |
C. | any one of above |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. extra row of atoms is present in lower region | |
1093. |
dislocations are known as |
A. | one dimensional defect |
B. | zero dimensional defect |
C. | two dimenstiona l defect |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. zero dimensional defect | |
1094. |
vacancies are known as _ |
A. | one dimensional defect |
B. | zero dimensional defect |
C. | two dimenstiona l defect |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. two dimenstiona l defect | |
1095. |
surface defects increase and decrease |
A. | hardness & strength |
B. | hardness and electrical conductivity |
C. | hardness and corrosion resistance |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. hardness and electrical conductivity | |
1096. |
the low angle boundary defect is assocaited with |
A. | high mismatch of crystalline orientation from one grain to adjacent grain |
B. | slight mismatch of crystalline orientation from one grain to adjacent grain |
C. | stacking mismatch of atomic planes |
D. | stacking faults |
Answer» E. | |
1097. |
the defect associated with slight mismatch of crystalline orientation from one grain to adjacent grain is called |
A. | gtrain boundaries defect |
B. | twinn boundaries defect |
C. | low angle boundary defect |
D. | stacking faults |
Answer» D. stacking faults | |
1098. |
the stacking fault defect is assocaited with |
A. | erroe in sequence of close- packed atomic planes |
B. | slight mismatch of crystalline orientation from one grain to adjacent grain |
C. | error in stacking of electrons in atomic structure |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. slight mismatch of crystalline orientation from one grain to adjacent grain | |
1099. |
the twin is the region |
A. | before and after the dialocation |
B. | between the atomic arrangmnets that has formed mirror image |
C. | low angle boundary defect |
D. | twin boundary defect |
Answer» E. | |
1100. |
the defect which has mirror image of atomic arrangement across the dislocation is called |
A. | grain boundary defect |
B. | stacking faults |
C. | low angle boundary defect |
D. | twin boundary defect |
Answer» E. | |