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- What are three commonly used test to measure the hardness related properties of materials?Why is the strength of all production parts not known if a sample number of parts are mechanically tested?You have a choice between four types of candidate near-inert bioceramic for use in the manufacture of a femoral head component from a number of different suppliers. Which one should you choose given the information in the table below? Bioceramic Formulation: Density (g/cm³) Grain Size (μm) Flexural Strength (MPa) Hardness (HV) Fracture Toughness Kic (MPa.m-¹/2) Select one: O a. Material Delta O b. Material Omicron O c. Material Alpha Od. Material Beta Alpha 3.86 <4.5 450 1800 3.5 Beta 3.98 <2.0 580 2000 5 Omicron 6.08 <0.5 1050 1250 9 Delta 4.36 <1.5 1150 1975 8.5
- Select three: Three commonly used tests to measure the hardness related properties of materials are: Rebound Fracture Indentation Scratch Charpy Yielda What is the difference between vicker hardness test and brinell hardness test based on load ,indenter , accuracy ? b . what is the meaning of toughness in material science ? c . the toughness of material is affected by what ? d . what is the difference between tensile test and impact test?16 A steering rack of a car must be able to withstand large amounts of sudden impact forces without fracturing. Which of the following properties would be the best measure of this requirement for the steering rack? (A) Ductility (B) Hardness (C) Toughness (D) Yield strength
- What are the common types of strength measurements?Explain why online Al is wrong please don't use it. a) "If the most conservative fatigue criterion were used for infinite life design, the first cycle yield check is not needed." True or False b) It is easier to find the asymptotic value of fatigue strength as the endurance limit on the S-N curve of a brass alloy (Cu70Zn30) than on the S-N curve of an AISI 1045 steel. True or FalseSelect All the correct statements from below. a. If the averaged distance between partial dislocations for material A observed under TEM is smaller than material B, the estimated stacking fault energy of material A is lower than material B. b. K_IC is a material property that doesn't change with testing conditions c. The main difference between high cycle fatigue and low cycle fatigue is the difference in the number of cycles to failure d. A negative R value in fatigue test indicate the minimum stress is compressive in nature