A material that can withstand pressure, bending, and pulling forces without breaking is said to possess:
Tenacity
The property that lets a material resist being pulled apart, bent or crushed without fracturing is its tenacity (its resistance to breaking under such loads, closely linked to tensile strength).
Brittleness is the opposite — the tendency to break with little deformation; elasticity is the ability to return to shape after load removal; hardness is resistance to indentation or wear.
Hence, such a material is said to possess tenacity.
A steel spring in a machine is compressed when a load is applied. When the load is removed, the spring returns to its original shape and length without any permanent deformation. Which mechanical property of the material is responsible for this behavior?
Which statement best explains how elasticity affects the behavior of a metal rod when a force is applied to it?
Ductility of a material refers to the ability of the material to:
Which property is most closely related to fusibility?
A manufacturer needs to choose a metal for producing thin, complex-shaped sheets that must withstand bending and hammering without cracking. Which property should the manufacturer prioritize when selecting the material?
Ferrous metals generally contain major amounts of:
The property of a material by which it regains its original shape and size after removal of the deforming force is called:
What is a primary advantage of the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) codification system for steels?
What does the BIS code 2330 primarily indicate?
In which situation would wrought iron be a better choice than cast iron?
The property of metals to produce ringing sound on being struck with a hard object is known as ________.
Which of the following statements about the resistivity of metals is INCORRECT?
Temple bells are made of metals because they are:
The most malleable metal is?
Aluminium in its pure form is not used for engineering work because