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ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS, JTINE 2A12 Q{JESTIONPAPER
Integrated M.Tech./Ph.D. and ph.D. (Materials Engineering)
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PART'A'
1. The Heisenberg uncertainty principle says that the product AxAp" is
A.0 B. 2W4n C. <hl4n
D.
=h
where h is the Planck's constant2. Malleable Cast
hon
is producedA.
From \Vhite Cast hon by heat treatmentB. By
inoculationof
cast lron meltC. Byhot
working Grey Castkon D. By
cold working of nodular castircn
3.
Progressive accumulationof deformation at
elevated temperaturesunder
constantload
is calied asA.
FatigueB.
Deforrnation RatchtingC.
CreepD. Malleability
4. Hexagonal Closed Packed materials
will
have thefollowing
stacking sequence:A. ABABABABAB...
B. ABCABCABCABC..., C. ABCABCACBCAB D. ABABBAARAARBA
5. Alumina cutting tools are produced
by
A.
PelletisingB.
lnvesftnent castingC.
RoastingD. PowderMetallurgy
?-
A -qLt-
6. The phenomenon of a metal existing more fhan in one crystalline
form
is known asA.
AmorphousB. Allotropy
C.
IsomorphismD.
CondensationT.Theunit
of sfiess isA.
PascalB.
NewtonC.
DynesD.
Joule8.
Atomic
density in a planein
a crystal isA.
Directly proportional to inter-planar spacingB.
Inversely proportional to inter-planar spacingC.
No relationshipwith
inter-planar spacingD.
None of these9. For spontaneous irreversible process at constant temperature and pressure
A. AG>0 B. AG<O
C. AG:O D.
None of these10. The material that exhibits both Neel and Curie transition is
A.
FerromagneticB.
ParamagneticC.
DiamagneticD. Anti
Ferromagnetic11. Recovery
of
a cold worked metal can be defined asA.
Nucleation and growthof
strain-free grains out of the matrixB.
Abnormal grain growthinthe
matrixC. A
processJf *t
ittitation and rearrangement of dislocationswithin
the defonned metal without the movement or migration of high angle grain boundariesD.
None of the above3
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12. High stif&ress materials
exhibit
A.
High valueof
yield strengthB.
Low value ofyield
strengthC. I.ow
toughnessD. I.ow
hardness 13. Single crystal can be producedby
A.
Annealing of a polycrystalline materialfor
a long period of time at high temperature close to meltingpoint
B.
Annealing of heavily cold worked materialfor
a short period of timeC.
By recovery process incold..'orked polyoystalline
materialD.
By forging process14.
If
the absoqotion coefficient of a solidis
10 crn-r at a wavelength of 600 nm then alight
beam incident at this wavelength on the solidwill
get almostA.
Completely absorbedB.
Completely transmittedC.
Completely reflectedD.
Total intemally reflected15.
h
a p-njunction if
thep
regionis highly
doped then thewidth of
the depletionregion
is proportionalto
A.
Donor densityB. l/@onor
density)C.
@onor density)2D. l(Donor
density)ra16. The effective number of electrons in a
filled
energy band isA.
OneB.
7,eroC. Infinite
D.
0.5Lt
A -q+
17. The generalized
forrr
of eutectic reactionA. Liquid L
+ Solid p-r
Solida B. Liquid L *+
Solid a+
Solid pC. Liquid Lr J
Solid a +Liquid
LzD.
Solid y-r
Solid o+
Solid p18.
If
the intercepts on the planeof
latticeue 4,1
and 2 respectively, then theMiller
indicesof
the plane are
A.
(124)B. (2t4)
c.
(412)D.
(142)19.
If [x]
standsfor
largest integer not exceedingx, then theintegral frWW
equalsA.3 8.0 c. I D.2
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20.
rhe limit
of the sequenceJi;Jm;,Jzffi,lzlzffizi...
isA.
18.2 C. 2J' D.o
2l.I*tfbe
a frrnctionof areal
variablesuchthat/(a+f) :f(a) +f(P) for all
a andB.I*tmand
n be
integers.lhenflm/n)
equalsA.
m/nB. flI)
x (ndn)C. flmVf(n) D. f(m)
+f(I/n)
f
A-1+
22.The following
steels arecharacteizedby
relatively high degree ofuniformity
in composition and propertiesA. Killed
steelsB.
Rimmed steelsC.
Capped steelsD.
Semi-killed steels23. Solar cells are basically
A.
PhotoconductiveB.
PhotoemissiveC.
PhotovoltaicD.
Photoresistive24. Aprocess used to produce short length of
hollow
shapes such a collapsible tooth paste tubesA.
Impact extrusionB.
Skinpassrolling C.
PillgeringD.
Rotary swaging25.\\e
metal forming process with which the termFLASH
is associated withA.
ExtrusionB. Rolling
C.
ForgingD.
Deep drawingd
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PART 68'
26.Inthe
case of low carbonmild
steel, the sharp yield point phenomenon is due toA.
The iron matrixB-
The presenceof
interstitial carbon or nitrogen atomsC.
The presence of nickel and chromiumD.
The presence of manganese and silicon27.Two
metals are said to form substitutional sorid solutionif
A'
Both of them havewidely
divergent electrochemical propertiesB.
The sizeof
solute and solvent atomsdiffer
by>l5?o C.
The sizeof
solute and solvent atomsdiffer
by<
ISVoD.
They possess a fixed ratio of electrons to atoms at a definite composition 28. The prime frrnctionof
a cuttingfluid
isA.
To quench thetool
during cutting to make it hard by phase transformationB.
To decreasefriction,
wear and heat generation in the cutting regionC.
To corrode trre newly machined surfaceD.
To impart color to the surface of the part being machined29.T-he maximum improvement in creep resistance of high temperature metallic materials can be obtained by having
A.
Single crystalB.
Polycrystalline materialwith
high density of transverse grain boundariesC.
Duplexsfucture
comprising of equal number of longitudinal and transverse grain boundariesD.
Cast structurewith
large number of dendrites 30. Martensite transformation is an exampleof
A.
Reconstuctive transformationB. Diffusion
phase transfonnationC.
Displacive transformationD.
Massive phase transformation4
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31. The unit for plane-strain
frachre
toughnessA. MN/m
B. Ivfl{/#
C. MN/mrn
D.
MN/m3232. Failure in tension test of
highly
ductile metals and alloys at room temperature is identifiedby
the presenceof
A.
Cavities on grain boundariesB.
Dimples on fracture surfaceC.
Cleavage facetsD.
Striations33. Elastic modulus of materials is deterrnined using
A.
Charpy impact testB. Creep test
C. Ultrasonic wave propagation test D. Hardness test
34. Which one of the
following
rs an Austenite stabilizer in Stainless Steels?A. Nickel
B. Chromium C. Molybdenum D. Tungsten35. In fractr,re toughness characterized by K1s or Jrc,
I
in the subscript ind.icates loadingby
A.
Forward shear modeB.
Parallel shear modeC.
Perpendicular shear modeD.
Crack opening mode36. The important factor that contributes to a brittle-cleavage type of fracture
A.
High temperatureB. Triaxial
state of stressC.
Highductility
D.
Slow rate of loading8
A -qF
37. The inflection point
of
a nonlinearfirnction U(r)
is atA. logU =0 B. du
dr =o
c. o'Y =o dr'
D. U=0
38. The material in which there is conduction
primarily
by holes isA.
InsulatorB.
ConductorC.
n-type semiconductorD. p-tlpe
semicondutor39. The metal that can be extracted
from
ColumbiteA. Niobium
B.
CopperC. Tin D.
Cobalt40. Vickers hardness is measured
by
thefollowing
indenterA.
Alumina cyliirderB. Steel ball
of
10 mm diameter C. Square base diamond pyramid D. Brale indenter41. The manufacturing process used to produce crank shaft A.
Rolling
B. Forging
C. Continuous casting D. Hot isostatic pressing
'1
A -"t?
42. Bonding
in
solid carbon dioxide isA.
Hydrogen bonding B. Metallic bonding C. Ionic bonding D. Covalent bonding43. Insulators
with
large band gaps (> 2eV) areA.
Transparent to visiblelight
B. Opaque to visiblelight
C. Translucent to visible
light
D. None of the above44. In parannagnetic materials, magnetic induction is
A.
Having no relation to ttre applied magneticfield
strengthB. slightly
ress than the applied magneticfield
strength. c. only slightly
greater than the applied magneticfield
strengthD.
Far greater than the applied magneticfield
strength45. The mathematical relationship between pressure and volume
in
Boyle,s law isA.
CircleB.
EllipseC.
HyperbolaD.
Parabola46' The density of materials can be determined from the number of atoms per unit cell as
well
asthe
lattice
paxameter.If
the numberof
atomsper
latticepoint is
doubledin
a crystal structure with no change in lattice parameter, then the densityA.
Increases by twofold
B.
Increases by fourfold C.
Decreases byhalf D.
Remains the sameto
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47
'HW
speed tool steel that exhibits red hardness contains thefollowing
elementsA. Aluminum,
Tungsten, Carbon,Tin
B.
Silicon, Carbon, Nitrogen, CopperC.
Carbon, Tungsten, Chromium, Vanad.iumD.
Nitrogen, Nickel, Chromium, Molybdenum48. Poisson's ratio refers to
A.
Strength in transverse direction/strength in the longitudinal directionB. Minimum
stress/maximum stress in a fatigue cycleC.
Strain in the longitudinal direction/strain in transverse directionD.
Shain in transverse direction/strain in the longitudinal direction 49. Grey cast iron is preferred for machine beds due toA.'Veryhigh ductiiity
B.
High fatigue strengthC.
High damping capacityD.
Itslight
weight50. Tendency
for
grain growthin
steels can be strongly reduced by the additionof
A.
Co,Ni
and SbB. Al, Ti
andV
C.
IVtn,Ni
and CD.
Be, Cu andMn
51. Ellingham diagram is a representative plot between:
A. AGvsT B. AGvs
PC. AUvsT D. AUvsp
52.X-raydiffraction
is used to studyA.
Surface topographyB.
Residual stessesC.
Crystal structureof
solidsD. BothB&C
tr
A -lF
53.
h
atomic force mictoscopy, the load used between thetip
and sample surface isof
the orderof
A. <lnanoN B.
100N c.
500N
D. lKN
54. Joule-Thompson expansion of an ideal gas is
A.
IsobaricB.
IsothermalC.
AdiabaticD.
Isocoric55.
Maxwell's
equations are related toA.
ElectomagnetismB.
Dislocation theoryC'
ThermodynamicsD. Diffraction
56. The units of magnetic
flux
densityA.
PascalB.
TeslaC.
WeberD. Volts
57. The heat ffeatment process of steel that uses air cooling after the solutionizing treatment is
A. Normalizng
B.
AnnealingC.
AustemperingD.
Hardeningt
rL.
A -t?
58. The Reynolds number is the ratio
A.
Gravitational forces/Inertial forcesB.
Inertial forces/Gravitational forcesC.
Viscous forces/Inertial forcesD.
Inertial forces/Viscous forces59. Passivity refers to protection
from
corrosionin
aqueous media or atmospheric weatheringof
any metal or alloy
by
A.
By ensuring a surface coverof
an inert gas likeArgon
B.
Stable and naturally existingfilm
C.
Corrosion protection achieved by uniforrn polymeric coatingD.
Application of negative potential60. Which of the
following
materials does not exhibit glass transition?A.
CeramicB. Metallic
glassC.
PolymerD.
Glass61. Quantum dots are clusters of atoms
of
aA.
Semiconductor materialB.
InsulatorC.
PolymerD.
None of the above62."1\e
property of a material that cannot be significantly changed by heat treatment isA.
Elastic modulusB. Yield
strengthC.
Ultimate tensile strengthD.
Percentage elongationt3
A -q?
63.
h
FCC crystals the dislocations glide on thefollowing
A.
{0001}planesB. {1tI}
planesC. {100}
planesD.
None of the above64. From the stress-strain curve
of
atlpical
engineering material, Resilience is calculatedby
A.
Measuring the slopeof
stress_strain curyeB.
Measuring the fracture stressc.
calculating the area under the entire stress-strain curveD.
Calculating the area under only the elastic partof
stress-strain curve 65. Bonding in Si3Na comprisesof
A.
Mixture ofcovdent
and ionic bondsB. Fully
ionic bondsC. Fully
covalent bondsD.
Metallic bonds66. For a metal to undergo stress
iorrosion
cracking, the criteria to be satisfiedA.
Shear stress and specific corrosive mediumB.
High temperature and specific corrosive mediumC.
Compressive sftess and specific corrosive mediumD.
Tensile striss and specific corrosive medium67' Ifuife Line Attack (KI-A)
occursine
narrow bandin
parcnt metal immediately adjacent to the weld due to intergranular conosion. The material susceptible toKLA
isA.
316 Stainless SteelB.
347 Stainless SteelC.
430 Stainless SteelD. l7-7 pH
Srainless Steelrq
A -1F
68. The primary requirement
for
age-hardening isA. An
increasein solubility
of precipitating phase in the matrixwith
decreasein
temperature
B, A
decrease insolubility
of precipitating phase in the matrixwith
decreasein
temperature
C. A
decteasein solubility
of precipitating phase in the matrixwith
increasein
temperature
D.
Theability
of the coherent precipitates to coarsenrapidly
69- Phase transformations in metals and alloys can be determinedby
A.
Volumetric changesB.
Thermal analysisC.
Changes in hardnessD. All
the above70.
During
the chain growth ofpolynerization,
the moiecular weight of the polymerA.
Decreaseswith
conversionB.
Increaseswith
conversionC.
Does not changewith
conversionD.
First increases and then decreaseswith
conversion 71.A
Schottky defect isA. A
line defect in metalsB. A
point defect in metalsC. A
line defectin
ionic crystalsD. A
point defectin
ionic crystals72.The
alloys used for nuclear fuel clad tubes in pressurized heavy water reactors areA.
Austenitic stainless steelsB.
Zirconium alloysC.
Nickel base superalloysD.
Niobium alloysrs-
A -1.t-
73.
It
is given that (tog2rxlogg rXlogsr) :
(logerxiogg r) +
(loggrXlogs r)
+ (togsx)(toezx)
and.rr
*
1. Then.r isA.
10B.
30c.
31D.
10074.Letc =
1!+Zl + 3l+"' ".+
941;whenoisdividedby 15theremainderis
A.
14B.
1c.3
D.4
75.
Amethod used to produce semiconductor grade material isA.
Floating zonerefining
B.
Laser ablationC.
Vacuum arc meltingD.
Vacuum induction meltingr6