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    This document appears to be an exam for an Engineering Metallurgy course. It contains 8 questions covering various topics in metallurgy, including alloy steels, phase diagrams, heat treatments, corrosion, cast irons, and copper/brass alloys. Students are instructed to answer 4 of the 8 questions. The questions involve explaining processes, drawing diagrams, defining terms, and short answer responses. Maximum marks for the exam are 50.

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    S.E. 2012 (Mechanical Engg.) Engineering Metallurgy

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    Total No of Questions: [VIII]

    SEAT NO. :
    [Total No. of Pages : II] ]

    S.E. 2012 (Mechanical Engg. )


    Engineering metallurgy
    (Semester - II)
    Time: 2 Hours

    Max. Marks : 50

    Instructions to the candidates:


    1) Answers to the two sections should be written in separate answer books.
    2) Neat diagrams must be drawn wherever necessary.
    3) Figures to the right side indicate full marks.
    4) Use of Calculator is allowed.
    5) Assume Suitable data if necessary
    6) Answer Q1 or Q2, Q3 or Q4, Q5 or Q6 , Q7 or Q8

    Q1)

    a)
    b)

    c)
    Q2)

    Q3)

    a)
    b)
    c)
    d)
    a)
    b)
    c)
    d)

    Q4)

    a)

    Q5)

    b)
    c)
    d)
    a)

    What are the advantages of alloy steels over plain carbon steel
    Draw an equilibrium diagram for Ag-Cu system which are partially soluble in the soli
    state.The data is as follows:Melting temp. of Ag - 961C, Melting temp. of Cu 1083C, Eutectic composition28.1% Cu, Eutectic temp. - 780C, Solubility of Cu in Ag 8.8% Cu at 780C,
    Solubility of Ag in Cu 92.1%Cu. The solubility in both decreases to 2% at room
    temperature. Discuss slow cooling of alloy with 6% Cu from liquidus temperature.

    Explain the weld decay in stainless steels


    OR
    Draw Iron carbon equilibrium diagram
    Draw the microstructures of : 1) AISI 1020 steel
    State the Hume Rotherys rules of solid solubility
    What is coring ? Which alloys show cored structures ?
    Explain secondary hardening

    What are the advantages and disadvantages of Induction hardening over Flame
    hardening
    Explain how corrosion can be prevented by taking care in proper design
    Explain what is anodic protection
    OR
    Draw self explanatory diagram for any one of the below 1] Ausforming 2]
    Martempering
    Write short notes on ( Any one ) : 1] Carbonitriding 2) nitriding

    [04]
    [06]

    [03]
    [04]
    [02]
    [04]
    [03]
    [02]
    [04]
    [3]
    [3]
    [02]

    Explain min 4 types of corrosion .


    What is cathodic inhabitors
    What is chilled cast Iron ,how it is produced? Give its applications ?

    [04]
    [04]
    [02]
    [04]

    b)

    Draw microstructure : 1] Ferritic Speroidal gray cast iron, 2) 4.3 eutectic cast Iron

    [04]

    c)

    Explain the cooling of 3.5 % carbon cast Iron from its melting temperature till
    room temperature.

    [04]

    OR

    Q6)

    Q7)

    a)

    What is Equivalent carbon in cast Iron. Explain role of individual element present in
    Equivalent carbon in cast iron .

    [04]

    b)

    Compare S.G. iron and Malleable iron with respect to microstructure, production,
    composition and one application each.

    [04]

    c)

    What are the advantages of cast iron over steels?

    [04]

    a)

    Give typical composition, property and application for the following ( any four) :

    [12]

    1] LM14 2]Invar 3]statuary bronze 4]cartridge brass 5) Gun metal

    Q8)

    b)

    Ni is used in measuring equipment justify its property for this application .

    a)

    OR
    Explain classification of Cu base alloys based on the percentage of Cu and Zn?

    [1]

    [04]

    Explain role of Zn in brasses


    b)

    Write short note on 1) Dezincification 2)coring in Sn bronzes

    [04]

    c)

    What are the requirements of bearing materials ? explain with suitable example

    [05]

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