Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies

WT-IX CAEDOM

Date: 20.10.2012 Time: 30 Min

Course: E3Sem1_MME Max Marks: 10

1. Catastrophic oxidation occurs due to !

a. Rapid and exothermic reaction at surface

b. Formation of liquid oxides on surface
c. Dissolution of protective scale on surface
d. All above
Ans.D

2. Internal Oxidation Occurs due to

a. Alloying atoms preferentially oxidation below the surface

b. Alloying atoms high solubility and diffusivity

c. Eutectic liquid oxide layer formation on surface

d. A and B

e. A and C

Ans. D

3. Internal Oxidation may be reduced by

a. Decreasing oxidizing activity in environment

b. Decreasing the less nobel metal content in alloy

c. Increasing the less nobel metal content in alloy

d. A &B

e. A & C
Ans. E

4. For failure in power plants at fire side the following is not responsible

a. Oxidation and Hot corrosion

b. Sulphidation and Erosion corrosion
c. Crevice and Pitting corrosion
d. A and B
Ans. C

5. The following factor is not affecting the performance of material in high

temperature application
a. Corrosion
b. Creep of material
c. Strength of material at high temperature
d. None

Ans. D

6. For High temperature application the strengthening of material may not be done
by
a. Solid solution Strengthening

b. Precipitate hardening

c. Stable submicron particles

d. Dispersion hardening

e. None

Ans. E

7. The high temperature corrosion may not be reduced by

a. Alloying of protective oxide former
b. High temperature resistance coatings
c. Thermal Barrier coatings
d. Organic coatings
e. None of above
Ans. D
8. High temperature coating characteristics depends on
a. Functional properties of coating material
b. Coating application process
c. Both A and B
d. None of these
Ans. C

9. Liquid metal cracking is associated with following processes as the component

is under stress condition
a. Welding
b. soldering
c. Brazing
d. All above
Ans. D

10. Liquid Metal Corrosion occurs due to

a. Dry electrochemical oxidation

b. Aqueous electrochemical oxidation
c. Liquid metal penetration through grain boundaries
d. Precipitate formation near Grain boundaries
e. All above
Ans. C

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