Total number ofquestions: 3 Number of Pages : I

MKS.SS's

Cummins College of Engineering for Women, pune

(An Autonomous Institute Afllli{ted to Srvitribal phul. punc University}

S. Y. B.Tech.
In-Semester Examination -l (T2),september-201 7
Subject: Materials Technology I 28.01.11
Time:40min Maximum Marks: l0
Ins t r uctions to candidates :
I . Use of scientific calculator is allowed.
2. Draw diagrams wherever necessary.
3. All questions are compulsory.
4. Do not write or mark on queslion paper.
a. Marking Scheme
No. Questions Marks

I Define strengttr and state how it is expressed Definition Y' mark,

2 expression of units %
Define ductility and state how it is expressed. mark

, Tensile test was conducted on a steel specimen of

diameter 15.5mm and initial gauge length 78 mm % mark for each
with the following results: conect formula and
i)
Yield point Load =116KN substitution.
ii) The maximum load =l36KN. 4 %mark each for
iii) The gauge length at fracture = 93.5 mm.
conect answer in
iv) Diameter at fracture = 10.8 mm.
specified unit
Determine the yield strength in MPa, ultimate
tensile strength in MPa, 7o elongation and
percqntage reduction in area of the bar.
3 A guy-wire, guy-line, or guy-rope, also known as
simply a guy, is a tensioned cable designed to add
stability to a free-standing structure. They are used
commonly in electric poles, ship masts, radio
2 marks for correct use
masts, wind turbines, utility poles, fire service
of formula and correct
extension ladders and tents.
4 substitution, 2 marks
A guy wire made from material mentioned in
for correct answer and
question 2 above has to be 8 metres long and
correct units
sustain a force of 58kN. If the maximum extension
allowed in that length is 20mm what should be the
diameter of such a wire? Assume E=200 GPa