University of Hyderabad (UoH) 2011 Ph.D Entrance for Integrated M.Tech/(Material Engineering) - Question Paper
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS, JUNE 2011
Integrated M.Tech./Ph.D. and Ph.D. (Materials Engineering)
Marks: 75 -
Time: 2.00 hrs Hall ticket no:
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1. The 1 leisenberg uncertainty principle says that the product AxAp* is
A. 0
B. i>h/4n
C. Zh/An
D. = h where h is the Plancks constant
2. The Joule-Thompson coefficient for an ideal gas is
A. Zero
B. Positive
C. Negative
I). Either positive or negative
3. Nodular Cast Iron is produced
A. From White Cast Iron by heat treatment
B. By inoculation of cast iron melt
C. By hot working Grey Cast Iron
I). By cold working of nodular cast iron
4. Progressive accumulation of damage of a material under cyclic loading conditions is called as
A. Fatigue
B. Ductility
C. Creep
D. Malleability
6. Zone Refining is:
A. A process of purifying metals
B. Estimating grain orientation
C. Estimating velocity of a rocket
D. Evaluating the exact composition of a substance
7. The steel making proccss that uses oxygen lancing of melt is
A. LD
B. Open Hearth
C. Bessemer convertor
D. Cupola
8. The phenomenon of a metal existing more than in one crystalline form is known as
A. Amorphous
B. Allotropy
C. Isomorphism
D. Condensation
9. Under equilibrium cooling conditions, the solidification of pure iron from the liquid occurs at
A. 1130 C
B. 910 C
C. 1492 C
D. 1540 C
10. The combination of planes and directions on which slip takes place in metallic materials is known as
A. Slip system
B. Kinks
C. Dislocation channeling
D. Jogs
12. If the coordination numbers of two unit cells arc same, they both will have similar
A. Atomic weight
B. Ductility
C. Packing factor
D. Crystal structure
13. The point defects strengthen metals and decrease their ductility by
A. Promoting covalent bonding
B. Promoting ionic bonding
C. Impeding the motion of dislocations
D. Increasing the density of metal
14. Bohr radius of the first electron orbit of a Hydrogen atom is
A. 5.3 x 10'5 cm
B. 5.3 x 10'7 cm
C. 5.3 x Itr9 cm
D. 5.3 x 10rn cm
15. Solar cells are basically
A. Photoconductive
B. Photoemissivc
C. Photovoltaic
D. Photoresistive
16. Sdft iron is used in many parts of elcctrical machines for
A. lx>w hysteresis loss and low permeability
B. Low hysteresis loss and high permeability
C. High hysteresis loss and low permeability
D. High hysteresis loss and high permeability
18. A free radical can be best detected by
A. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
B. Nuclear Quadrapole Resonance
C. Electron Spin Resonance
D. Infrared Spectroscopy
19. Quenching of plain carbon steel is a process that
A. Softens the material
B. Produces Pearlite
C. Hardens the material
D. Spherodizes the carbides
20. A radioactive nucleus of type i decays exponentially with a decay constant A, to stable nucleus of type if at time t = 0, the number of type 1 and 2 nuclei are respectively Nt (/ = 0) = N0 and N2 (/ = 0) = 0, what is the number of type 2 nucleus present at time / ?
A. N0 exp-
B. W0(l-exp-A,f)
C. Ar0(l + exp-A,0
D. l-#0 exp-A,/
21. If [x] stands for largest integer not exceeding x, the integral
J*, equals.
A. 3
B. 0
C. 1
D.2
A. No independent eigenvectors
B. 1 independent eigenvector
C. 2 independent eigenvectors
D. 3 independent eigenvectors
r
23. Resolution of a scanning electron microscope is determined by the
A. Wavelength of the electron beam
B. Objective lens
C. Condenser lens
D. Beam size
24. The Miller indiccs of the diagonal plane of a cube are
A. (110)
B. (010)
C. (001)
IX (111)
25. The relationship between Youngs modulus (E). Modulus of rigidity (r|) and Poissons ratio (u) is
A. F=2t] (1 +1>)
B. rp2E (1+ v) -
C. u=e2E/ (1+ ti)
D. E= T] (1 + \>)
26. Thermodynamic death is suggested by
A. The first law of thermodynamics,
B. The second law of thermodynamics
C. The third law of thermodynamics
D. Zeroeth law of thermodynamics
27. P-brass, CuZn (BCC) is
A. An electron compound
B. A size factor compound
C. An electrochemical compound
D. An intermetallic compound
28. The Czochralski apparatus can be used to produce
A. Polycrystals of silicon
B. Single crystal ingots
C. High temperature ceramics
D. Steels for cryogcnic applications
29. The prime function of a cutting fluid is
A. To decrease friction, wear and heat generation in the cutting region
B. To quench the tool during cutting to make it hard by phase transformation
C. To impart colour to the surface of the part being machined
D. To corrode the newly machined surface
31. YBa2Cu307isa
A. Superconductor
B. Semiconductor
C. Soft magnet
D. Dielectric material
32. The season cracking of Brass in ammonia bearing environment is the following type of corrosion
A. Stress corrosion
B. Galvanic corrosion
C. Pitting corrosion
D. Inter-granular corrosion
33. Martensite transformation is an example of
A. Reconstructive transformation
B. Displacive transformation
C. Diffusion.phase transformation
D. Massive phase transformation
34. Creep failure at very high temperatures (> 0.6Tm. where Tm is absolute temperature in Kelvin) is identified by the presence of
A. Cavities on grain boundaries
B. Dimples on fracturc surface
C. Pits on fracturc surface
D. Striations
36. A defect that is bounded by two mirror planes is
A. Stacking fault
B. Twin
C. Grain boundary
D. Screw dislocation
37. Poisson's ratio refers to
A. Strength in transverse direction/strength in the longitudinal direction
B. Minimum stress/maximum stress in a fatigue cycle
C. Strain in lrans\ crsc direction/strain in the longitudinal direction
D. Strain in the longitudinal direction/strain in transverse direction
38. Grey cast iron is preferred for machine beds due to
A. High fatigue strength
B. High damping capacity
C. Very high ductility
D. Its light weight
39. Tendency for grain growth in steels can be strongly reduced by the addition of
A. Al, Ti and V
B. S, P and Sb
C. Mn, Ni and C
D. Ba. Cu and Mn
40. The dynamic hardness of a metal surface is obtained using
A. Shore sclcroscope
B. Rockwell C hardness test
C. Mohs hardness test
D. Brinell hardness test
41. The integral fxexdx is equal to
0
A. 0
B. 0.5
C. 1
D. 3.5
42. Meissner effect is associated with
A. Superplasticity,
B. Superelasicity,
C. Superconductivity
D. Superalloys
43. Directional Solidification can be used to produce
A. Creep-resistant materials required for aerospace applications
B. Shape memory alloys
C. Fuel clad tubes for nuclear rcactors
D. Materials for Railway axles
44. Ultimate tensile strength is given by:
A. Maximum load/original area of cross section
B. Maximum load/instantaneous area of cross section t\ Yield load/original area of cross section
D. Yield load/instantaneous area of cross section
45. Elements A and B will form a solid solution under the following condition (a*. a are lattice parameters of A and B respectively)
A. |aA-aB| >15%
B. laA-aH| <15%
C. |aA+aB|<15%
D. |aA+aB|>15%
46. Ellingham diagram is a representative plot between:
A. AG vs T
B. AG vs P
C. AU vs T
D. AU vs P
47. A thermocouple is used to measure temperature. It works on the principle expounded by
A. See beck.
B. Einstein
C. Raman I). Roentgen
48. Fermi level of a metal defines
A. The highest occupied level of electron energies at absolute zero
B. The lowest occupied level of electron energies at absolute zero
C. The highest occupied level of electron energies at room temperature
D. The band gap in an intrinsic semi-conductor
49. An intermetallic that is superconducting is
A. |
Ni3Al |
B. |
NbaSn |
C. |
Ti3Al |
D. |
MoSi2 |
A. Gamma-prime
B. Sigma Phase
C. Chromium carbide
D. Eta-phase
53. Radiation pyrometers are used
A. For measurement of radiation dose
B. For determining viscosity of the liquids
C. For temperature measurement
D. For measuring length of rail track
54. To calculate the residual stresses in a material using X-ray diffraction, the following parameter is used
A. Area under the peak
B. Maximum intensity of the peak
C. Full width at half maximum of the peak
D. Full width at full maximum of the peak
55. Pig iron is produced in
A. Bessemer converter
B. Open hearth furnace
C. Blast furnace
D. Cupola
56. Differential Scanning Calorimetry is used for the determination of
A. Surface topography
B. Co-efficient of thermal expansion
C. Phase transformations
D. Grain boundary chemical analysis
57. A material, which develops a voltage when subjected to mechanical compression, twisting or distortion is known as
A. Piezoelectric
B. Pyroelectic
C. Magnetostrictivc
D. Ferroelectric
58. Joule-Thompson expansion of an ideal gas is
A. Adiabatic
B. Isobaric
C. Isothermal
D. Isocoric
59. The limit of resolution of a microscope is given by
A. The wavelength of the radiation
B. Magnifying power of the eyepiece
C. Aperture size
D. Polarization of the radiation
60. The units of magnetic flux density are
A. Ampere
B. Weber
C. Tesla
D. Faraday
61. During machining of cast iron at low cutting speeds, the type of chip that gets generated is
A. A discontinuous chip
B. A continuous chip
C. A continuous chip with build-up-edge
D. Shear localized chip
62. The resistance to relative motion between two bodies in contact under a normal load is defined as
A. Erosion
B. Wear
C. Friction
D. Fretting
63. Hot tops in the moulds are provided to reduce the
A. depth of the shrinkage cavity formed in ingot
B. usage of molten metal in ingot
C. size of the ingot
D. oxidation of molten metal
64. Toughness of a material is given by
A. Its total mass
B. Its surface area
C. Area under the stress-strain curve
D. The slope of the stress-sirain curve below proportional limit
65. Which of the following expresses Boyles law correctly
dV
A. = 1 dP
dV P
B. = -dP V
C = - dP P
dV V D. = - dP P
67. The electrodes used for resistance welding
A. Coppcr-Chromium alloys
B. Flux coated mild steel electrodes
C. Tungsten filler wire
D. Rotating anode
68. The yield strength of many metals and alloys has been found
A. To vary linearly with grain size
B. To vary as square root of grain size
C. To vary as inverse of square root of grain size
D. To vary as square of grain size
69. Hume-Rothery proposed that the formation of electron compounds occur at the following ratios
A. 21/12, 21/13,21/14
B. 3/2, 3/4, 3/5
C. 7/4, 7/5, 7/6
D. 1/3. 2/3, 4/3
70. The processing method to improve the creep resistance of the material by reduction of transverse grain boundaries
A. Rotary swaging
B. Directional solidification
C. Cold rolling
D. Hot extrusion
71. The following element is a fertile isotope in nuclcar fuels
A. U235
B. Pu239
C. Th232
D. U233
A. ML2r20''
B. MLTV
C. MLT20*'
D.
73. The First law of Thermodynamics is represented by
A. dQ=TdS
B. dQ=dU+dW
C. PV=constant
D. PV=nRT
74. For a thcrmodynamic system to be stable.
A. Its free energy should be maximum
B. Its free energy should be minimum
C. Its enthalpy should be minimum I). Its entropy should be minimum
75. One of the following is an Kutectic reaction,
A. Liquid l-> Solid l+Solid2
B. Liquid l-> Liquid2+Solidl C\ Liquid 1+Solidl -> Solid2
D. Solid l-> Solid l+Solid2
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