16. Which one is the toughest? (a) CFRP (b) GFRP (c) High Strength (d) Mild Steel 17. A step in modern steel making methodology that shapes and casts the molten steel as a cooled down mold. (a) continuous casting (b) finalized manufacturing (a) continuous casting (b) electric arc (c) primary forming (d) secondary steel making 18. In this furnace, there is a refining process while you melt the scrap that removes its impurities or add certain elements to bring it back to its original composition. (c) induction (d) refractory lining 19. Close consideration for property of brittle materials is (a) not strong not tough (b) strong not tough (c) strong and ductile (d) strong and tough

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16. Which one is the toughest?
(a) CFRP
(b) GFRP
17. A step in modern steel making methodology that shapes and casts the molten steel
as a cooled down mold.
(a) continuous casting
(b) finalized manufacturing
(c) High Strength
(d) Mild Steel
(c) primary forming
(d) secondary steel making
18. In this furnace, there is a refining process while you melt the scrap that removes its
impurities or add certain elements to bring it back to its original composition.
(a) continuous casting
(c) induction
(b) electric arc
(d) refractory lining
(a) not strong not tough
(b) strong not tough
19. Close consideration for property of brittle materials is
(c) strong and ductile
(d) strong and tough
Transcribed Image Text:16. Which one is the toughest? (a) CFRP (b) GFRP 17. A step in modern steel making methodology that shapes and casts the molten steel as a cooled down mold. (a) continuous casting (b) finalized manufacturing (c) High Strength (d) Mild Steel (c) primary forming (d) secondary steel making 18. In this furnace, there is a refining process while you melt the scrap that removes its impurities or add certain elements to bring it back to its original composition. (a) continuous casting (c) induction (b) electric arc (d) refractory lining (a) not strong not tough (b) strong not tough 19. Close consideration for property of brittle materials is (c) strong and ductile (d) strong and tough
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