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nitrogen) Materials Conclusion Use of certain engineering materials by taking environmental aspects into consideration Manufacturing of steel: 5 • Blast furnace • Open-hearth furnace • Bessemer converter Properties of engineering materials: • Hardness • Plasticity • Elasticity • Ductility • Malleability 

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Materials
Conclusion
Use of certain engineering materials by taking environmental
aspects into consideration
Manufacturing of steel:
5
• Blast furnace
• Open-hearth furnace
• Bessemer converter
Properties of engineering materials:
• Hardness
• Plasticity
• Elasticity
• Ductility
• Malleability
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nitrogen) Materials Conclusion Use of certain engineering materials by taking environmental aspects into consideration Manufacturing of steel: 5 • Blast furnace • Open-hearth furnace • Bessemer converter Properties of engineering materials: • Hardness • Plasticity • Elasticity • Ductility • Malleability

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00:01 Here in this case we are asked to define the given mechanical properties of materials.
00:25 Starting from the first mechanical property which is given in the question, we need to define what is meant by the mechanical property strength.
00:36 So strength refers to the ability of a material due to which it can withstand external forces.
01:01 Without undergoing any kind of deformation or any failure.
01:10 Moving on to the next mechanical property that is toughness.
01:19 Toughness is basically the ability of a material to absorb energy and deform plastically before fracturing.
01:53 Moving on to the third mechanical property provided in the question that is malleability.
02:10 Malleability can be defined as the property of a material that allows it to be easily hammered or pressed.
02:42 Metals are very good malleable materials.
02:46 We can write here example metals.
02:51 Next comes hardness.
02:54 It refers to the resistance of a material, any kind of abrasion or scratching.
03:26 Next comes the property of ductility...
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