Chemical Engineering - Chemical Engineering Basics
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6.
Non-ferrous alloys used for making cutting tools need not have high
7.
Hollow shafts can be made as strong as solid shafts by making the twisting moments of both the shafts same. Shafts made by __________ have residual stresses.
8.
Capacity & power requirement for an air compressor working at high altitude compared to sea-level will be
9.
Glycerene is used as a coolant in cooling of some engines instead of water, because
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Cold working of a material results in increase in hardness, which is termed as the __________ hardening.
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