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This set of Material Science Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Material Science Set 34

Q1 | in hydrogen embrittlement if the pressure of molecular hydrogen is greater than the ultimate strength of the material                   
  • then the component becomes brittle
  • then the component will fail
  • any one of above
  • none of the above
Q2 | hydrogen embrittlement                
  • reduces the strength and increases the brittleness of the region around the defect
  • increases the strength and resuces the brittleness of the region around the defect
  • does not have any effect on strength but brittleness increases
  • does not have any effect on brittleness but strength increases
Q3 | low temperature phenomena associated with hydrogen is known as                   
  • hydrogen embrittleme nt
  • temper embrittleme nt
  • hydrogen attack
  • none of the above
Q4 | HIgh temperature phenomena associated with hydrogen is known as                   
  • hydrogen embrittleme nt
  • temper embrittleme nt
  • hydrogen attack
  • none of the above
Q5 | in case of steels, the raection between hydrogen and carbon forms methane which causes intergranular carcking, fissuring or blistering is known as                  
  • hydrogen embrittleme nt
  • temper embrittleme nt
  • hydrogen attack
  • none of the above
Q6 | according to principles usedin control and preventaion of design, the various methods (techniques) are classified as                   
  • modification of corrosiove environment
  • use of special alloys
  • application of protective coatings
  • all of the above
Q7 | the choice of metal or an alloy for any application depends on factors like                
  • cost
  • mechanical properites
  • availability of material
  • all of the above
Q8 | following points are considered while selecting the material for a particular application                       
  • metals at anodic end of electrochemi cal series have more corrosion resistance than those at cathodic end
  • pure metals have more corrosion resistabce than the impure one; but pure metals have inadequate mechanical strength
  • use of single metal be preferred
  • all of the above
Q9 | metarials with characteristics have higher corrosion resistance
  • purity
  • coarse grained
  • smooth surface
  • all of the above
Q10 | during design and fabrication of the component, should be considered
  • avoid the contact of dissimilar metals in the presence of
  • when two dissimilar metals are to be in contact, anodic
  • proper fabrication should be done toavoid
  • all of the above
Q11 | during design and fabrication of the pipe and tanks, sharp bends and corners should be avoided because they form                    
  • stagnant areas
  • accumulation of solids
  • both a and b
  • none of the above
Q12 | during design and fabrication of component,            type of joints should be used
  • welded
  • bolted
  • riveted
  • all of the above
Q13 | during design and fabriaction of the component, a good design should have               properties
  • no crevices between adjacent areas
  • free drainage and easy washings
  • no chance for differential aeration corrosion
  • all of the above
Q14 | in modification of corrosive environment, the corrosive nature of environment is reduced by
  • removing the harmful components in the environment
  • neutralising the effect of corrosive constituents of environment
  • both a and b
  • none of the above
Q15 | modification of corrosive environment is done by technique
  • deaeration
  • deactivation
  • dehumidifica tion
  • all of the above
Q16 | in modification of corrosive environment, in oxygen concentrated cell, the technique of removel of oxygen from acqueous environmnet to reduce corrosion is called as
  • deaeration
  • deactivation
  • dehumidifica tion
  • all of the above
Q17 | in modification of corrosive environment, during technique, certain chemicals are added which combine rapildywith oxygen in acquous solution and reduce
  • deaeration
  • deactivation
  • dehumidifica tion
  • all of the above
Q18 |                      chemical is added during deactivation technique to modify corrosive environment
  • sodium sulphite
  • hydrazine hydrrate
  • both a and b
  • none of the above
Q19 | in modification of corrosion environment,               technique resuces the moisture content of air in such a way that moisture should not condense on the metal surface causing corrosion
  • deaeration
  • deactivation
  • dehumidifica tion
  • all of the above
Q20 |                      substance which absobe moisture on its surface is used in dehumidification technique for midifiaction of corrosive environment
  • alumina
  • silica gel
  • both a and b
  • none of the above
Q21 |                method of corrosive prevention is useful only in closed areas like air conditioned shops, laboratories, computer rooms etc.
  • deactivation
  • dehumidifica tion
  • alkaline neutralizatio n
  • dearation
Q22 |                method is used to prevent the corroive environmnet by neutralising the acidic character of corrosive conditions
  • deactivation
  • dehumidifica tion
  • alkaline neutralizatio n
  • dearation
Q23 |                      substance is used in alkaline neutralization to prevent corrosive effect of environment
  • nh3
  • naoh
  • lime
  • all of the above
Q24 |                  method of corrosion prevention has widely ued in controlling the corrosion of refinery equipments
  • deactivation
  • dehumidifica tion
  • alkaline neutralizatio n
  • dearation
Q25 | in use of speacial alloys, alloying of                 with iron increase corrosion resitance
  • cr
  • ni
  • both a and b
  • tin