Cast irons are generally specified by their_________________?

Correct answer: B. Tensile strength

  • A. Carbon content
  • B. Tensile strength
  • C. Hardness
  • D. Manufacturing process

Explanation

Cast irons are commonly designated by their tensile strength because their carbon content and manufacturing route vary widely among grades. Tensile strength therefore gives a more useful basis for comparing their service performance.

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