Chemical Engineering - Chemical Engineering Basics
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46.
The fatigue resistance of a material is improved by the following technique.
47.
Increase in temperature, in general results in the
48.
Which of the following can be manufactured using powder metallurgy techniques?
49.
Removal of non-condensables from steam or other vapour is termed as the __________ process.
50.
Cold heading or upsetting is categorised as the __________ process.
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