How to practice Powder metallurgy

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Question 27

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Which one of the following processes is NOT involved in the sintering of a green compact of ceramic powders? Assume that sintering is performed without application of external pressure.
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Question 45

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Match the components in Column I with corresponding manufacturing processes in Column II.
Column I (P) Crank shaft (Q) Machine bed (R) Automobile brake pad (S) Beverage can
Column II (1) Sheet metal forming (2) Forging (3) Casting (4) Powder metallurgy
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Question 30

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Match the products in Column I with the manufacturing processes in Column II.
Column I (P) Blades of a gas turbine (Q) Seamless tubing (R) Automotive cylinder blocks (S) Tungsten filament
Column II
Sand casting
Extrusion
Powder metallurgy and wire drawing
Investment casting
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Question 34

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Match the automobile components in Column I with the corresponding manufacturing process in Column II.
Column I: Automobile components (P) Engine block (Q) Brake pad (R) Connecting rod (S) Door panel
Column II: Manufacturing process
Forging
Sheet metal forming
Casting
Powder metallurgy
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Question 8

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Consider the following engineering components:
P. Gas turbine blades Q. Tungsten-based heavy alloy penetrators R. Self-lubricating bearings S. Engine block of an automobile
Which of the following two components are produced by powder metallurgy?
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Question 10

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Tungsten powder is pressed at 150 MPa to a green density of 55%. After sintering, the compact attains 86.5% of its theoretical density. Assuming uniform shrinkage, the linear shrinkage (in %) is __________ (answer up to two decimal places)

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Question 55

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W-Ni compact is prepared by liquid phase sintering at 1500°C. If the size of tungsten grains is 40 μm and the interfacial tungsten-tungsten and tungsten-nickel energies are 0.52 and 0.30 J.m⁻² respectively, the predicted average neck size (in μm) of sintered tungsten grain is:
(Melting points of tungsten and nickel are 3410°C and 1453°C, respectively)
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