FRACTURES SET 01
1. In _____________ fracture, the crack grows at a slow pace and a lot of plastic deformation occurs.
a) Ductile
b) Brittle
c) Fatigue
d) De-cohesive
a) Ductile
b) Brittle
c) Fatigue
d) De-cohesive
Answer: a
2. ___________ amount of energy strain is required for ductile fracture.
a) Higher
b) Lower
c) Intermediate
d) Can’t say
2. ___________ amount of energy strain is required for ductile fracture.
a) Higher
b) Lower
c) Intermediate
d) Can’t say
Answer: a
3. What term is referred to the failure of highly ductile materials?
a) Ductile rupture
b) Orange peel
c) Patenting
d) Buckling
3. What term is referred to the failure of highly ductile materials?
a) Ductile rupture
b) Orange peel
c) Patenting
d) Buckling
Answer: a
4. What appearance does ductile fracture under microscope give?
a) Irregular and rough
b) Smooth
c) Plate like
d) Shiny
4. What appearance does ductile fracture under microscope give?
a) Irregular and rough
b) Smooth
c) Plate like
d) Shiny
Answer: a
5. Ductile fracture generally occurs in ____________
a) Metals
b) Ceramics
c) Plastics
d) Composites
5. Ductile fracture generally occurs in ____________
a) Metals
b) Ceramics
c) Plastics
d) Composites
Answer: a
6. In what matter ductile fracture occurs?
a) Trans granular
b) Intra granular
c) Catastrophically
d) Shear fracture
6. In what matter ductile fracture occurs?
a) Trans granular
b) Intra granular
c) Catastrophically
d) Shear fracture
Answer: a
7. The planes along with which fracture takes place in metals are known as ____________
a) Slip plane
b) Cleavage plane
c) Twin plane
d) Basal plane
7. The planes along with which fracture takes place in metals are known as ____________
a) Slip plane
b) Cleavage plane
c) Twin plane
d) Basal plane
Answer: b
8. What is cleavage plane for BCC structure?
a) {1 0 0}
b) {1 1 1}
c) {0 0 0 1}
d) {1 1 0}
8. What is cleavage plane for BCC structure?
a) {1 0 0}
b) {1 1 1}
c) {0 0 0 1}
d) {1 1 0}
Answer: a
9. ___ metals and their alloys may fail by shear or cleavage.
a) FCC
b) HCP
c) BCC
d) SC
9. ___ metals and their alloys may fail by shear or cleavage.
a) FCC
b) HCP
c) BCC
d) SC
Answer: c
10. Cup and cone type fracture is a ____________ fracture.
a) Brittle
b) Ductile
c) Fatigue
d) De-cohesive
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