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Discussion Forum : Workshop Technology - Section 1 (Q.No. 29)
29.
The bloom is smaller than a billet.
Discussion:
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Partha said:
1 decade ago
At first ingot is reduced in shape by hot rolling process to billet. Billet has square cross-sectional area i.e 15*15 cm2.
Further reduction of billet makes blooms. It has also square cross sectional area i.e 10*10 cm2.
Further reduction of billet makes blooms. It has also square cross sectional area i.e 10*10 cm2.
Shailesh said:
1 decade ago
Bloom minimum size-150 mm*150 mm (square c/s)& billet minimum size - 50 mm*50 mm (square c/s).
Parul said:
10 years ago
Then option A should be correct.
Nisar said:
9 years ago
Billet and Blooms are generally smaller in size than an ingot. If the cross section of a casting is a square, it is called a billet. Billets have a cross section are of less than 36 sq inches .
Blooms have rectangular cross sections. The name Bloom comes from Bloomery. Another condition for a bloom is that the cross section must be greater than 36 sq. inches.
Blooms have rectangular cross sections. The name Bloom comes from Bloomery. Another condition for a bloom is that the cross section must be greater than 36 sq. inches.
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Eldose Mathew said:
9 years ago
Billets are made of blooms.
Blooms are made from the ingot.
So blooms are bigger than billet. From billet, the final product is making as;
Ingot----->Bloom------>Billet------>Final product.
Blooms are made from the ingot.
So blooms are bigger than billet. From billet, the final product is making as;
Ingot----->Bloom------>Billet------>Final product.
Raza said:
9 years ago
Which one is correct? Please describe it.
Murali said:
8 years ago
Could you discuss perfect answer because of someone says option a and some told option b. Which one is correct? Please help me.
Dhaval said:
8 years ago
Yes, A is the right answer.
Kamlesh said:
8 years ago
Billet is smaller than bloom.
Jai kumar said:
8 years ago
Ignots>bloom>billet.
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