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    157 - Metallurgy and Material Science (Sem - I) (Supply)

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    This document contains an examination for a Metallurgy and Material Science course. It includes 17 multiple choice and short answer questions across two parts. Part A contains 10 questions covering topics like the Bauchinger effect, Cotrell's equation, S-N curves, Fick's laws of diffusion, peritectoid reactions, thermal equilibrium diagrams, age hardening, martempering, compositions of brass and bronze. Part B contains 5 questions with 2 parts each, exploring subjects such as Griffith theory of brittle fracture, cold/warm/hot working, factors improving fatigue life, diffusion theory applications, classifications and properties of plain carbon steels and cast irons, case hardening methods, annealing procedures, steel production via Bess

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    Code No : 157

    B.E. II/IV (Mech.Prod.)

    I Semester
    May/June

    (Supplementary)
    2009

    Examination,

    ::

    METALLURGY AND MATERIAL SCIENCE

    Time:

    3 Hours]

    [Max. Marks:

    75

    Answerall questions of Part A:


    Answer five questions from Part B.
    Part A - (Marks: 25)
    1. Explain Bauchinger effect?
    2.

    Explain significance of Cotrell's equation.

    3.

    Explain

    S-N curve significance.

    4.

    Explain

    first law of Fick's diffusion.

    5.

    Explain peritectoidreaction.

    6.

    Draw thermal

    7.

    Explain age hardening.

    equilibrium

    diagram

    of binary nonferrous

    alloys.

    8. What is martempering?
    9.

    Why steel can not be melted in CUP04?

    10. Give composition

    of brass and bronze.

    Part B - (Marks: 5 x 10 = 50)


    11. (a) Explain

    Griffith theory of brittle fracture.

    (b) Distinguish
    12. (a) Discuss
    (b) Discuss

    cold, warm and hot working.

    various

    factors to be considered

    application

    of diffusion

    13. (a) Classify plain carbon


    (b) Discuss

    properties

    for the improvement

    theory in mechanical

    steels mentioning

    and characteristics

    engineering.

    their characteristics
    .of different

    of fatigue life.

    and applications.

    forms of cast iron.


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    14. (a) Discuss various case ha~d.etJt!.g.~~thods.


    specific applicatio.ns.
    (b) Discuss

    various

    15. (a) Discuss method


    limitations.
    (b) Distinguish
    metal.
    16. (a) Discuss
    (b) Construct

    types of annealing
    of production

    characteristics

    methods

    17. (a) Distinguish between


    used in industry~,
    (b) Discuss

    concepts

    and applications

    iron-iron

    converter.

    of brass,

    and.

    What are its

    bronze and montz

    of steel by L.D. process.


    carbide

    equilibrium

    creep curve and stress

    of cumulative

    their limitations

    procedures.

    of steel by Bessmen

    of production

    and interpret

    Mentioning

    rupture.

    diagram.
    How are these curves

    fatigue and fatigue damage.

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