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Izod Impact Test

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In the Izod impact test, the angle at which the pendulum is placed from the ground is ______ degrees.

a: 90 Explanation

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b: 100 Explanation

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c: 110 Explanation

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d: 130 Explanation

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How is the test piece supported?

a: At its two ends Explanation

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b: Vertical cantilever Explanation

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c: At an angle og 45° Explanation

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d: Any position Explanation

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Which property of the metal is used to check in this test?

a: Ductility Explanation

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b: Toughness Explanation

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c: Brittleness Explanation

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d: Malleability Explanation

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The initial energy of the hammer is

a: 186 Joules Explanation

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b: 192 Joules Explanation

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c: 164 Joules Explanation

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d: 138 Joules Explanation

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According to IS codes dimensions, the length of the test piece is _____.

a: 85mm Explanation

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b: 75mm Explanation

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c: 65mm Explanation

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d: 55mm Explanation

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What is the depth of the notch of izod test specimen?

a: 2 mm Explanation

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b: 4 mmm Explanation

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c: 6 mm Explanation

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d: 8 mm Explanation

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The toughness value of material A and material B are 60J and 5J respectively. Which of the following statements is more suitable?

a: Material A is harder than material B Explanation

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b: Material B is more brittle than material A Explanation

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c: Material A is more tougher than material B Explanation

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d: Material B is more ductile than material A Explanation

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