Metallurgical Engineering
GATE MT topic:materials-engineering PYQs
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Question 36
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A ladle containing molten steel is being discharged. The relevant forces are listed in Column I. Match them with their corresponding expressions in Column II.
Column I | Column II |
|---|---|
[P] Pressure force | [1] |
[Q] Inertial force | [2] |
[R] Gravity force | [3] |
[S] Viscous force | [4] |
= viscosity, U = characteristic velocity, L = characteristic length,
= density, g = acceleration due to gravity, P = pressure.Your answerChoose one option.
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In primary steelmaking, dissolved oxygen (O) reacts with carbon (C) to produce CO (g), at 1 atm pressure according to the reaction: C + O = CO (g). The equilibrium constant for this reaction is
, where T is in Kelvin. Assuming Henrian activity coefficient of both O and C to be unity, the dissolved oxygen content (in wt.%) of plain carbon steel melt with 0.7 wt.% C at 1600°C is __________ (answer up to four decimal places)Log in to check the answer
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A stoichiometric mixture of CO and pure oxygen at 1 atm and 25°C flows into a combustion reactor. The molar flow rate of CO entering the reactor is 1 kg-mol·h
. The adiabatic flame temperature (in K) for the combustion of CO with stoichiometric oxygen is __________ (answer up to two decimal places)Given:
kJ (kg-mol CO)
,
kJ (kg-mol K)
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A solution contains
M of Fe
at 25°C. The solubility product of Fe(OH)
is
. Assuming activity equals concentration, the minimum pH at which Fe
will precipitate as Fe(OH)
is __________ (answer up to two decimal places)Log in to check the answer
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A zinc electrowinning cell is being operated at a current of 400 A, voltage of 3.5 V, and a cathodic current efficiency of 90%. The specific energy consumption (in kJ kg
zinc) is __________ (answer up to two decimal places)(Atomic weight of Zn = 65)
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Pure metals A and B form two real binary solid solutions α and β at temperature T and pressure P. The free energy versus composition plots for both the solutions are shown below.

The condition for chemical equilibrium is:
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Pure orthorhombic sulfur transforms to stable monoclinic sulfur above 368.5 K. Applying Third law of thermodynamics, the value of entropy (in J K
) of transformation at 368.5 K is __________ (answer up to two decimal places)Given:
i. Entropy change associated with heating orthorhombic sulfur from 0 K to 368.5 K is 36.86 J K
.
ii. Entropy change associated with cooling monoclinic sulfur from 368.5 K to 0 K is −37.8 J K
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For homogeneous nucleation of solid in a liquid of a pure metal, the critical edge length (in nm) of a cube shaped nucleus is __________ (answer up to two decimal places)
(Given: surface energy
J m
; change in volume free energy
J m
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Assuming the solid phases to be pure, the slope of line BC in the predominance area diagram schematically shown below is ________ (answer up to two decimal places)

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For each of the crystallographic system listed in Group-I, match the corresponding minimum symmetry in Group-II
Group-I
[P] Tetragonal
[Q] Cubic
[R] Monoclinic
[S] Rhombohedral
Group-II
[1] 1 two-fold rotation
[2] 1 three-fold rotation
[3] 4 three-fold rotation
[4] 1 four-fold rotation
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