At a point in a turbulent flow the mean kinetic ener value of 2? Give your answer to two decimal plac

Q: What is eutectic and eutectoid mixture?

A: Eutectic mixture is a mixture of components of alloys in particular ratio. Eutectoid mixture is…

Q: What is quenching ? Why should quenched still be tempered ? Discuss .

A: Given information :-Quenching To be explained :-Quenching and Tempered

Q: How can the dislocation multiplication occurs by Frank Read source?

A: At low temperatures, the plastic deformation of a crystalline material occurs by dislocation…

Q: Carburizing is the process where: -manganese contributes to the strengthening of the material -the…

A: Carburising is a heat treatment process in which carbon is diffused into the surface of low carbon…

Q: Draw a PVT surface and indicate the regions where two phases coexist and label the axes

A: Pure substance A pure substance refers to an element or a compound that has no component of another…

Q: Is this a austenite microstructure if so how can you tell

A: Austenite is in terms of heat treatment of the steel. It is the decomposition of Austenite that is…

Q: What will happen to the points or pattern on a ternary phase diagram if temperature increases or…

A: A ternary phase diagram is a diagram which shows the phase behaviour of a system which consists of…

Q: the transformation of a hypereutectoid plain-carbon

A: Required transformation of a hypereutectoid plain-carbon steel (0.4 percent C) with slow cooling.

Q: Kindly explain the phases in detail

A: To explain the binary phase drawing

Q: ) Interstitial solutes are effective in hardening FCC alloys but less effective than in BCC  alloys.

A: When a solute atom is added to the structure of the material, it increases the mechanical strength…

Q: Draw the different types of grain configurations (by hand) and write their type of burning.

A: Given question: The different types of grain configurations and their type of burning. The given…

Q: Briefly describe the phenomenon of coring (also known as segregation) that occurs during…

A: Given question is related to material science.

Applied Fluid Mechanics

A fluid is a substance that is continuously deformed by the application of shear stress. The rate of deformation of a fluid depends on its viscosity. The fluid tries to flow when it interacts with some other system.