By S.L. Kakani
Covers numerous appropriate issues in BE (Mechanical/Metallurgy/Material Science/Production Engineering), MSc (Material Science), BSc (Honours), MSc (Physics), MSc (Chemistry), AMIE and degree scholars. This paintings is acceptable for college kids showing for GATE, UPSC, internet, SLET and different front examinations.
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4. How metals are classified according to their use? 5. How materials are classified according to their chemical composition? 6. What should be the criteria of selection of material for the construction for chemical process industries? 7. Explain in brief, why metals in general are ductile, whereas ceramics are brittle? 8. Why it is essential for a materials engineer to have the systematic classification of materials? 9. Write the properties required for a material to withstand high temperatures.
6. Z The total number of nucleons in a nucleus A = N + Z is called the mass number of the nucleus. g. positrons or positive electrons, neutrino and antineutrino, mesons, deutrons, alpha particle etc. Particles having mass intermediate between the electron and the proton are called mesons. Mesons are of two types: p (pie) and m(mu) mesons, the former being somewhat heavier than the latter. Both the types of mesons may be either positively or negatively charged. There are also particles of small mass and zero charge called neutrinos (n) and antineutrinos (n ).
One finds that the cost of production of a component by rolling or forging operations is twice as compared to the production by powered metallurgy process because the rolling or forging are followed by several machining operations for the same finish and tolerances. We may find that sometimes the availability of the material becomes a governing factor. When the desired material supply is limited, then a costly material which is available in ample quantity may be chosen. 16 Material Science In the light of above factors, sometimes it may be the case that two or more than two materials are found suitable for a particular component or job.