Convert the following to approximate tensile strength (show any work that is necessary):
a.) 50 HRC
b.) 465 HV
c.) 75 HRK
d.) 310 HB (3,000 kg load)
e.) 110 HB (3,000 kg load)
Convert the following to approximate tensile strength (show any work that is necessary): a.) 50 HRC...
(20%) Question 6. The elastic modulus, yield strength and ultimate strength of a certain material afe 110 GPa 2400 MPa and 265 MPal respectively. If a cylindrical bar of this material 380 mm long is subjected to a uniaxial tension test and its length is increased by an amount áf O.50 mm under a tensile load ót 6660 N.At the same time its diameter decreased by0,28 mm Calculate; a) The initial diameter of the bar, (8%) d b) Under an...
In tensile test, which of the following does not affect the value of ultimate tensile strength? A) dimensional accuracy of the specimens B)quality of surface finish c) speed of testing d) length of specimen 2)time temperature transformation diagrams are drawing are drawn for? a) iron b)magnese c) any alloy d)only steel 3)most metal have (..............) structures a)polyproline b)crystalline c)amorphous
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10 samples of 4140 steel (as received) were tensile tested from a population of 1000+ and the yield strengths had a frequency distribution as shown: Yield Strength (ksi Frequency 72 69 65 64 58 What is the approximate standard deviation of the yield strengths of the which the samples were taken? a) 4.43 b) 4.67 c) 4.76 d) 5.32
Assignment 01 TOT Mechanical Properties of Materials 1. A tensile test specimen has a gage length = 50 mm and its cross-sectional area = 100 mm. The specimen yields at 48,000 N, and the corresponding gage length - 50.23 mm. This is the 0.2 ent yield point. The maximum load of 87,000 N is reached at a gage length 64.2 mm. Determine (a) yield strength, (b) modulus of elasticity, and (c) tensile strength. (d) If fracture occurs at a gage...
3. Explain four of the following: a) true tensile strength = true fracture strength b) the second stage of creep c) carbon diffuses faster in ferrite than austenite d) temperature-time curves for precipitation reactions and TTT curves are nose-shaped e) solution strengthening f) on TTT curves, the M(finish) temperature is much lower than the M(start) temperature g) corrosion readily occurs under the head of a bolt on a steel plate
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4. Convert the following: a) Convert 219a into binary. Your answer should be 12 bits long. b) Convert-66,0 into binary (twos complement). Your answer should be 12 bits long. c) Convert 00011111 into base 10 (the binary value is signed) d) Convert 11100000, into base 10(the binary value is signed) e) Convert the fllowing floating point SINGLE predsion number 4048000into a floating point number
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2. Convert the following decimal numbers to IEEE-754 hex values. While you can use the online tool to check your answers, you must show how each calculations is done by hand. a) -2 b) 0 c) +16 d) +200 e) -50 f) -5888
(30 points) Using the chart given below, calculate the strength
in psi and in MPa of a piece of Steel of hardness 65HRA. Assume the
HB values given in the chart are at a load of 3000 Kg.
Hint: use the following equations to find the UTS: UTS in MPa =
3.5*HB
UTS in psi = 500*HB
1000O 10rDiamond Cubic boron nitride Boron carbide Titanium carbide Tungsten carbide Cementite Martensite 4000 9 Corundum 1400 8 -Topaz 1100 7Quartz 1000 E...
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2. Convert the following units. Make sure that your answer has the proper number of significant figures a. 4.8 g/cma to kg/m b. 941 μm to km. Use scientific notation for your answer. (μ is the prefix "micro" and 1 μm 1 x 10-6 m) c. The speed of light is 2.9989 x 108 m/s. Convert to miles/hour. Use scientific notation in your answer. d. 782 kg to ug. Use scientific notion for your answer.
1. Three different metal alloys were tested for tensile strength. The strength of some examples of each alloy measured (in hundreds of megapascals), as follows. was Alloy Tensile strength of some examples 19.8 12.4 1 15.2 14.8 2 8.9 11.6 10.0 11.9 3 10.5 13.8 12.1 Source: the data come from Berenson and Levine (1998), Business Statistics: A First Course, p. 449, Question 10.27, but shortened.) Taking the types of alloy one-way ANOVA. The following R commands were used: as...