Q.1.
The energy absorbed in fracture due to impact is known as _________
Q.2.
In which mode, the fracture surface appears to be bright and granular?
Q.3.
Which test is used for DBTT?
Q.4.
Which factor affects ductile brittle transition behaviour the most?
Q.5.
With an increase in sharpness of notch, transition temperature ________
Q.6.
Which region is known as the initiator of brittle fracture?
Q.7.
Above which temperature, fracture changes to almost totally ductile from substantially brittle?
Q.8.
Below which temperature, a material in particular a steel plate breaks?
Q.9.
What is the region between the lower shelf and the upper shelf?
Q.10.
Ductile to brittle transition temperature is known as ________
Q.11.
FTP is always lower than DBTT.
Q.12.
DBTT is a great concern in steels.