Design of a Melting Procedure for aCastingYou need to produce a M=1000 kg Cu-Ni alloy having minimumyield strength of Sy = 20,000 psi, a minimum tensile strengthof Sut = 60, 000 psi, and a minimum % elongation of 20%.%3DYou have in your inventorya Cu-20% Ni alloy and pure1500140013001200nickel.11001000Design a method forproducing castings havingthe required properties.80,00080Tensile strengthCu strengthens Ni60,0006040,00040Ni strengthens Cu% Elongation20.00020Yield strength204080Weight percent nickel60NiStrength (psi)Temperature ('C)&Elongation

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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