Conventional Manufacturing Processes Quiz

Gati Shakti Vishwavidyalaya Overview

• A Central University established under the Ministry of Railways, Government of India.
• Located in Lalbaug, Vadodara, Gujarat 390004.

Conventional Manufacturing Processes (Modules 1-9)

• Basics of Manufacturing Technology

  • Covers fundamental concepts and requirements in manufacturing processes.
  • Discusses industrial relevance of various manufacturing techniques.

• Casting

  • Focus on types of castings and design principles for patterns, molds, and cores.
  • Includes solidification and cooling processes; emphasizes riser and gating design.

• Forming

  • Addresses plastic deformation with yield criteria.
  • Differentiates between bulk processes (forging, rolling, extrusion, drawing) and sheet processes (shearing, deep drawing, bending).
  • Discusses load estimation techniques for these processes.

• Powder Processing

  • Explains manufacturing and characterization of powders.
  • Emphasizes compaction and sintering techniques, along with metal injection molding and isostatic pressing.

• Joining

  • Integrates principles of welding with modern technologies.
  • Covers failure analysis for welding, brazing, soldering, and adhesive bonding.
  • Discusses the physics underlying welding processes.

Materials and Machining (Modules 10-18)

• Introduction to Materials
  • Overview of various material types: metals, ceramics, plastics, composites, FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastics), shape memory alloys, and piezoelectric materials.
  • Familiarizes students with EN standards for materials.

Machining and Failure of Cutting Tools (Modules 19-27)

• Machining

  • Describes material removal processes and criteria for manufacturing process selection.
  • Details machining operations including turning, drilling, and milling, along with associated machining conditions.

• Cutting Fluids and Coolants

  • Explains the role of cutting fluids and lubricants in machining.

• Cutting Tool Classification

  • Covers classification and geometry of tools; including tool materials.

• Cutting Process and Chips

  • Discusses the types of chips produced during machining.
  • Studies the forces acting on the chip during the cutting process.

• Tool Failure

  • Analyzes preferred modes of tool failure and introduces Taylor tool life equation.
  • Examines tool life criteria in production and variables affecting tool longevity.

• Tool Angles

  • Explains significance of rake and flank angles in tool design and function.

• Machining Operations

  • Details selection of cutting conditions and additional lathe operations.
  • Discusses other machining processes like abrasive machining.

Test your knowledge on Conventional Manufacturing Processes with this quiz. Explore topics such as casting, design of patterns, and various manufacturing technologies. Ideal for students of Gati Shakti Vishwavidyalaya.