Explore topic-wise MCQs in Mechanical Metallurgy.

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1.

What is the resolved shear stress, when dislocation density in metal is equal to 1012m-2? Given that shear stress needed in the absence of dislocation is 500MPa. Numerical constant is 0.3 and shear modulus is 80GPa, burger vector is 1 nm.

A. 500MPa
B. 550MPa
C. 600 MPa
D. 524 MPa
Answer» E.
2.

Strain hardening due to ___________ process arises from short range force occurring over a distance of 5 to 10 atomic distance. This hardening can be overcome at finite temperatures with the help of thermal fluctuations, and therefore, it is temperature and strain-rate-dependent.

A. dislocation cutting
B. dislocation pile-up
C. second phase particle
D. alloying
Answer» B. dislocation pile-up
3.

The formation of jogs in screw dislocations _________ its motion. Jogs in edge dislocations _________ its motion.

A. restricts, do not restricts
B. do not restricts, restricts
C. restricts, restricts
D. do not restrict, do not restrict
Answer» B. do not restricts, restricts
4.

Cross slip can occur in both the edge dislocation as well as in screw dislocation.

A. True
B. False
Answer» C.
5.

The interaction of dislocation does not result in ______________

A. jog
B. kink
C. dislocation threading
D. slip
Answer» E.
6.

Which of the following phenomena is responsible for the formation of sessile dislocation?

A. Lomer-Cottrell barriers
B. Frank read source
C. Age hardening
D. Dislocation jog and kink
Answer» B. Frank read source
7.

The dislocation of low mobility that is produced by a dislocation reaction is called a ______ dislocation.

A. sessile
B. glissile
C. screw
D. edge
Answer» B. glissile
8.

A zinc crystal is strained to point A, unloaded, and then reloaded in the direction opposite to the original slip direction:
What is the reason for the drop in shear stress when loaded in the opposite direction?

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B. Back stress
C. Strain hardening
D. Increase in the number of slip system
E. Slip plane reorientation
Answer» B. Back stress
9.

Which of the following is not a source of dislocation multiplication?

A. Condensation of the vacancy
B. Frank read mechanism
C. Emission from high angle grain boundary
D. Annealing
Answer» E.
10.

Inhomogeneous deformation of crystal results in regions of different orientation called deformation bands. Deformation bands have been observed in both fcc and bcc metals, but not in hcp metals.

A. True
B. False
Answer» B. False
11.

Among the given metal, which has the highest stacking fault energy?

A. Aluminum
B. Copper
C. Brass
D. Stainless steel
Answer» B. Copper