Explore topic-wise MCQs in Engineering Materials and Metallurgy.

This section includes 10 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Engineering Materials and Metallurgy knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.

1.

What is the ductility of age-hardened Al-4.5%Cu alloy?

A. 15%
B. 20%
C. 40%
D. 55%
Answer» C. 40%
2.

Which of the following is not a stage of the age-hardening process?

A. Heating
B. Quenching
C. Tempering
D. Aging
Answer» D. Aging
3.

What is the relation of solubility and temperature for an age-hardening alloy?

A. Increases with decrease in temperature
B. Decreases with decrease in temperature
C. Increases irrespective of temperature
D. No change due to temperature
Answer» C. Increases irrespective of temperature
4.

Increase of hardness of an alloy with an increase in time is known as ________

A. Age hardening
B. Solution hardening
C. Dispersion hardening
D. Phase transformation hardening
Answer» B. Solution hardening
5.

Carbon steels containing ________ carbon are easier to hard-face.

A. < 0.35%
B. 3.2%
C. 5.18%
D. > 6.77%
Answer» B. 3.2%
6.

How does the amount of cobalt affect the wear of alloys?

A. High cobalt high wear
B. Low cobalt high wear
C. No cobalt high wear
D. Cobalt does not affect the wear
Answer» B. Low cobalt high wear
7.

What is the hardness of molybdenum powder?

A. 168-183 Vickers
B. 246-263 Vickers
C. 321-368 Vickers
D. 330-390 Vickers
Answer» D. 330-390 Vickers
8.

Which of the following can be used for hard coating applications?

A. High-chromium stainless steel
B. Heat-treated stainless steel
C. Hardened brass
D. Aluminum
Answer» B. Heat-treated stainless steel
9.

Plasma is metal spraying can obtain temperatures up to ________

A. 10,000 F
B. 20,000 F
C. 30,000 F
D. 60,000 F
Answer» D. 60,000 F
10.

Usage of ___________ for metallizing helps spray the metal powder in the correct place.

A. Air, oxygen, and combustible gas
B. Oxyacetylene powder gun
C. Silicon dioxide
D. Hydrogen peroxide
Answer» C. Silicon dioxide