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How does hot isostatic pressing improve powder metallurgy products?
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What are the limitations of powder metallurgy?
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What is sintering, and how does it affect material properties?
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How are metal powders produced for powder metallurgy?
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What are the main steps in the powder metallurgy process?
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What are the advantages of powder metallurgy over casting?
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What is powder metallurgy, and how does it work?
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What is the role of rare-earth metals in high-performance alloys?
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What are shape memory alloys, and how do they work?
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How are lead and tin alloys used in manufacturing?
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What are the advantages of nickel-based superalloys?
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Why is zinc used for galvanizing steel?
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What is the significance of bronze and brass in engineering?
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What are the main applications of copper alloys?
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What are the advantages of magnesium alloys?
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How does titanium compare to aluminum in strength and weight?
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317.
What are the key properties of aluminum alloys?
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318.
What is HSLA steel, and what are its advantages?
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What is dual-phase steel, and where is it used?
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320.
What is the purpose of tempering martensitic steel?
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321.
How does ductile iron differ from grey cast iron?
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322.
What are the mechanical properties of high-speed steels?
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What is the role of chromium and nickel in stainless steel?
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324.
What are the effects of carbon content on steel properties?
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325.
What are the differences between grey cast iron and white cast iron?
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326.
What are the classifications of stainless steel?
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What is the composition of mild steel?
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328.
How does hardfacing improve wear resistance?
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329.
What are the benefits of plasma nitriding?
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330.
What is the significance of HRC and HV in hardness testing?
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331.
What is the effect of grain structure on hardness?
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332.
How does shot peening improve surface properties?
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333.
What is carburizing, and what are its advantages?
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334.
What is surface hardening, and how does it work?
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335.
What is Mohs hardness scale, and how is it used?
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336.
What is the difference between Brinell, Rockwell, and Vickers hardness tests?
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337.
What are the different types of hardness tests?
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338.
What is the effect of cold working on materials?
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339.
How does Young’s modulus affect material selection?
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340.
What is the significance of Poisson’s ratio in materials?
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341.
What are viscoelastic materials, and where are they used?
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342.
What is the difference between elastic and plastic deformation?
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343.
How does work hardening affect metals?
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344.
What is resilience in materials?
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345.
What is the difference between isotropic and anisotropic materials?
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346.
How do temperature and strain rate affect material properties?
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347.
What is the difference between strength and toughness?
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348.
What are metamaterials, and how are they used?
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349.
How do coatings improve material performance?
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350.
What is graphene, and what makes it unique?
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351.
What are magnetic materials, and how are they used in engineering?
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352.
What are functionally graded materials (FGMs)?
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What are thermoelectric materials, and how do they function?
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What are shape memory alloys, and how do they work?
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355.
How do nanomaterials differ from conventional materials?
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356.
What are superconductors, and what are their applications?
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357.
What are biomaterials, and where are they used?
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358.
How does X-ray diffraction help in material analysis?
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359.
What is the purpose of metallography in materials science?
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360.
What are non-destructive testing (NDT) methods?
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How is creep tested in materials?
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What is fracture mechanics, and how is it applied?
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What is fatigue testing, and why is it important?
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What is impact testing, and what does it indicate?
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How is hardness measured in materials?
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366.
What is the difference between tensile and compressive strength?
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What are the common mechanical testing methods?
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368.
What is resistance spot welding?
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369.
What are the advantages of laser welding?
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370.
What are the common problems in fusion welding?
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371.
What is ultrasonic welding, and where is it used?
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What is heat-affected zone (HAZ) in welding?
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What is brazing, and how does it differ from welding?
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What are the advantages of friction welding?
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What is the difference between MIG and TIG welding?
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What are the different types of welding processes?
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377.
What are smart materials, and how do they work?
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378.
How do polymers behave under mechanical loads?
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379.
What is the role of fillers in composite materials?
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380.
What are advanced ceramics, and where are they used?
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381.
What are the differences between natural and synthetic polymers?
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382.
What are the common applications of composite materials?
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383.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of ceramics?
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384.
What is the difference between thermoplastics and thermosetting plastics?
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385.
What are the basic properties of polymers?
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386.
How do coatings and surface treatments prevent corrosion?
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387.
What is electrochemical corrosion?
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388.
What is passivation, and how does it protect metals?
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389.
What are the methods of corrosion prevention?
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390.
What are corrosion-resistant materials?
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How does temperature influence corrosion rates?
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What is stress corrosion cracking (SCC)?
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What is pitting corrosion, and why is it dangerous?
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How does galvanic corrosion occur, and how can it be prevented?
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What is corrosion, and what are its types?
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How do defects influence the strength of materials?
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397.
What is ductility, and how is it measured?
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What is creep, and how does it affect materials at high temperatures?
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What is fatigue failure, and how can it be prevented?
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What is fracture toughness, and why is it important?