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    This document contains four sets of examination questions for a Ceramic Science and Technology course. Each set contains 8 questions related to topics like ceramic powder synthesis techniques, crystal structures, glass types, ceramic bonding, and phase diagrams. Students must answer any 5 of the 8 questions in each set, which range from short answer to longer explanations and involve diagrams. The exam is 3 hours long and carries a maximum of 80 marks.

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    Code No:RR211803 RR SET-1

    B.Tech II Year - I Semester Examinations, December 2011


    CERAMIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
    (METALLURGY AND MATERIAL TECHNOLOGY)
    Time: 3 hours Max. Marks: 80
    Answer any five questions
    All questions carry equal marks
    ---

    1.a) What are important characteristics of ceramics? Explain


    b) What are the different electronic ceramics? Discuss their important properties
    with examples and applications. [16]

    2. Describe the following:


    a) Crystal structures of ceramics.
    b) Grouping of Ions and Pauling’s rule. [8+8]

    3. Draw a neat sketch of MgO-Al2O3−SiO2 three component systems phase diagram


    and explain. [16]

    4.a) Explain the principle involved in production of ceramics powders by


    hydrothermal precipitation technique.
    b) Discuss the synthesis of ceramic powders through vapor phase synthesis
    technique. [16]

    5. Explain the principle, synthesis, and advantages of sol-gel processing of ceramic


    powders over other methods. [16]

    6.a) What is meant by glass? What are the different types of glasses?
    b) Describe steps for shaping and forming of glass? [16]

    7. Explain the following with respect to the principle of operation, applications and
    limitations
    a) Injection moulding
    b) Calendaring process
    c) Microwave processing. [16]

    8.a) Discuss the various types of bonding in ceramics.


    b) Explain principle and equipment used in Hot isostatic pressing? [8+8]

    ********
    Code No:RR211803 RR SET-2
    B.Tech II Year - I Semester Examinations, December 2011
    CERAMIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
    (METALLURGY AND MATERIAL TECHNOLOGY)
    Time: 3 hours Max. Marks: 80
    Answer any five questions
    All questions carry equal marks
    ---

    1. Draw a neat sketch of MgO-Al2O3−SiO2 three component systems phase diagram


    and explain. [16]

    2.a) Explain the principle involved in production of ceramics powders by


    hydrothermal precipitation technique.
    b) Discuss the synthesis of ceramic powders through vapor phase synthesis
    technique. [16]

    3. Explain the principle, synthesis, and advantages of sol-gel processing of ceramic


    powders over other methods. [16]

    4.a) What is meant by glass? What are the different types of glasses?
    b) Describe steps for shaping and forming of glass? [16]

    5. Explain the following with respect to the principle of operation, applications and
    limitations
    a) Injection moulding
    b) Calendaring process
    c) Microwave processing. [16]

    6.a) Discuss the various types of bonding in ceramics.


    b) Explain principle and equipment used in Hot isostatic pressing? [8+8]

    7.a) What are important characteristics of ceramics? Explain


    b) What are the different electronic ceramics? Discuss their important properties
    with examples and applications. [16]

    8. Describe the following:


    a) Crystal structures of ceramics.
    b) Grouping of Ions and Pauling’s rule. [8+8]

    ********
    Code No:RR211803 RR SET-3
    B.Tech II Year - I Semester Examinations, December 2011
    CERAMIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
    (METALLURGY AND MATERIAL TECHNOLOGY)
    Time: 3 hours Max. Marks: 80
    Answer any five questions
    All questions carry equal marks
    ---

    1. Explain the principle, synthesis, and advantages of sol-gel processing of ceramic


    powders over other methods. [16]

    2.a) What is meant by glass? What are the different types of glasses?
    b) Describe steps for shaping and forming of glass? [16]

    3. Explain the following with respect to the principle of operation, applications and
    limitations
    a) Injection moulding
    b) Calendaring process
    c) Microwave processing. [16]

    4.a) Discuss the various types of bonding in ceramics.


    b) Explain principle and equipment used in Hot isostatic pressing? [8+8]

    5.a) What are important characteristics of ceramics? Explain


    b) What are the different electronic ceramics? Discuss their important properties
    with examples and applications. [16]

    6. Describe the following:


    a) Crystal structures of ceramics.
    b) Grouping of Ions and Pauling’s rule. [8+8]

    7. Draw a neat sketch of MgO-Al2O3−SiO2 three component systems phase diagram


    and explain. [16]

    8.a) Explain the principle involved in production of ceramics powders by


    hydrothermal precipitation technique.
    b) Discuss the synthesis of ceramic powders through vapor phase synthesis
    technique. [16]

    ********
    Code No:RR211803 RR SET-4
    B.Tech II Year - I Semester Examinations, December 2011
    CERAMIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
    (METALLURGY AND MATERIAL TECHNOLOGY)
    Time: 3 hours Max. Marks: 80
    Answer any five questions
    All questions carry equal marks
    ---

    1. Explain the following with respect to the principle of operation, applications and
    limitations
    a) Injection moulding
    b) Calendaring process
    c) Microwave processing. [16]

    2.a) Discuss the various types of bonding in ceramics.


    b) Explain principle and equipment used in Hot isostatic pressing? [8+8]

    3.a) What are important characteristics of ceramics? Explain


    b) What are the different electronic ceramics? Discuss their important properties
    with examples and applications. [16]

    4. Describe the following:


    a) Crystal structures of ceramics.
    b) Grouping of Ions and Pauling’s rule. [8+8]

    5. Draw a neat sketch of MgO-Al2O3−SiO2 three component systems phase diagram


    and explain. [16]

    6.a) Explain the principle involved in production of ceramics powders by


    hydrothermal precipitation technique.
    b) Discuss the synthesis of ceramic powders through vapor phase synthesis
    technique. [16]

    7. Explain the principle, synthesis, and advantages of sol-gel processing of ceramic


    powders over other methods. [16]

    8.a) What is meant by glass? What are the different types of glasses?
    b) Describe steps for shaping and forming of glass? [16]

    ********

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