What is the use of core prints?
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What is d2? What is it used for?
Explain any method through which molds can shine after casting?
What is round-robin scheduling in OS?
In welding, arc is too long due to ?
For the same part, it is possible to Specify the two different type of Hardness with same scall(EX-Quenching and tempering==>450 to 500HV30 & Hardening and Austempering 330- 380HV30)
Which of different types of cast irons is stronger? Is their strength superior to steels?
Define what are the compositions of brass, how can this metal be heat-treated, define what is the melting point of this metal?
Does case harden steel properties detoriates over time? Especially for guns, parts like bolt carrier, the brand new parts has been kept for 10 year and properly oiled. I am worried about its surface hardness to take the blow during firing.
difference between sand casting and shell casting
Why do the Gamma Prime and Gamma Double Prime phases play such an important role in promoting strength in the superalloys?
A plain carbon steel contains 45 wt% of proeutectoid ferrite. What is its average carbon content in weight percent? I know that you need to use a tie line in the phasediagram, but my book does not really give a good example to go by?
How gold can be separated from mercury?
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