September 2023

A 100 mm long cylindrical workpiece of diameter 50 mm is reduced to 25 mm diameter using extrusion process

A 100 mm long cylindrical workpiece of diameter 50 mm is reduced to 25 mm diameter using extrusion process

Q. A 100 mm long cylindrical workpiece of diameter 50 mm is reduced to 25 mm diameter using extrusion process. The flow curve for the metal has strength coefficient as K = 750 MPa and the strain hardening co-efficient is 0.15. Assuming no friction and no redundant work, the required ram pressure (in MPa) is

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True centrifugal casting process in horizontal configuration is to be used for casting a metallic cylinder with outside diameter 0.275 m and inside diameter 0.250 m

True centrifugal casting process in horizontal configuration is to be used for casting a metallic cylinder with outside diameter 0.275 m and inside diameter 0.250 m

Q. True centrifugal casting process in horizontal configuration is to be used for casting a metallic cylinder with outside diameter 0.275 m and inside diameter 0.250 m. If G-factor (ratio of centrifugal force experienced by the rotating cast metal to its weight) is 65 and acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s2, the minimum rotational

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A uniform cantilever beam ABC of length L is subjected to a point load P at point B and a concentrated moment M at point C

A uniform cantilever beam ABC of length L is subjected to a point load P at point B and a concentrated moment M at point C

Q. A uniform cantilever beam ABC of length L is subjected to a point load P at point B and a concentrated moment M at point C (as shown in figure). Let E be the Young’s modulus of the beam material and I be the area moment of inertia of the beam’s cross-section. Assuming the

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