Elements of Manufacturing Processes

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Which tool, featuring hardened steel points, is designed for marking distances?

  • Hermaphrodite
  • Trammel
  • Divider (correct)
  • Plain scriber

A machine tool primarily used for creating flat surfaces with a stationary, single-pointed tool is the:

  • Planer
  • Shaper (correct)
  • Drill
  • Power saw

Which machine tool utilizes an abrasive wheel to achieve a very smooth finish?

  • Milling machine
  • Planer
  • Tool grinder (correct)
  • Broaching machine

The process of shaping metal through sudden impacts or sustained force is known as:

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Rapidly cooling a heated workpiece in water, brine, or oil is an operation called:

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What heat treatment process slowly cools metal from near its molten state to soften it?

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A fluid film designed to minimize friction between surfaces in relative sliding motion is:

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Which type of gear is used when motion needs to be transmitted between two shafts set at an angle to each other?

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The primary material utilized in fabricating high-production metalworking tools is:

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Which component acts as a reservoir for kinetic energy in a mechanical system by absorbing and redistributing energy?

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A machine that shapes metal through the use of an abrasive wheel is a:

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Which of the following is NOT a standard component of a lathe machine?

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Which material is generally considered the easiest to cut using a chisel?

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A machining operation where the cutting tool reciprocates, and the workpiece feed is stationary, is called:

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Which of the following isn't a type of mandrel?

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The designated area within a machine shop specifically for melting metal to create new shapes is called the:

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Which of the following is NOT used for tempering steel?

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Which type of cast iron is NOT a standard classification?

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The type of center attached to the tailstock spindle that remains static while the workpiece rotates is known as a:

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Which component is NOT a part of the headstock assembly in a lathe?

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Which process does NOT belong to the group: vise grip, adjustable wrench, torque wrench?

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Which of the following does NOT belong to the group: resistance welding, soldering, and brazing?

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Substances that provide energy through chemical oxidation are generally classified as:

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Which device is designed to measure atmospheric pressure?

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The term for mass per unit volume is:

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Flashcards

What is a divider?

A tool used for scribing or laying off distances.

What is a Planer?

Tool to machine flat or plane surfaces.

What is Quenching?

Cooling rapidly in water, brine, or oil.

What is Annealing?

Softening metal through heating and slow cooling.

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What is Lubrication?

Fluid film to reduce friction.

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What is High-speed steel?

Material for high production metal working tools.

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What is a Flywheel?

Reservoir absorbing/redistributing kinetic energy.

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What is a Grinding machine?

A machine to shape metal with an abrasive wheel.

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What is Cast iron?

Easy to cut with a chisel

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What is a Barometer?

Atmospheric pressure measuring device.

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What is Density?

Mass per unit of volume.

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What is Calcinations?

Subjecting to high temperature below fusion point

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What is Alloy?

Metal formed when two or more metals are melted together.

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What is Carburizing?

Hardening iron-based alloys' surface by heating.

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What are Insulators?

Opposes flow of electricity.

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What are Refractories?

Materials for high temp needs.

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What are Seals?

Prevents media leakage.

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What is Stress?

Internal resistance to deformation, load measured.

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What is Strain?

Deformation from stress, inch-based.

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What is Elasticity?

Return to original shape after force release.

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What is Elastic limit?

Last point where material returns if stretched.

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What is Modulus of elasticity?

Ratio of stress to strain within elastic limit.

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What is Torsional strength?

Ability to withstand force causing twist.

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What is Compressive strength?

Ability to resist being crushed.

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What is Tensile strength?

Ability to resist forces that pull apart.

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Study Notes

Elements 03

  • A plain scriber is a tool with hardened steel points used for scribing or laying off distances.
  • A machine tool used principally to machine flat or plane surfaces with a single-pointed tool is a planer.
  • A tool grinder is a machine tool using an abrasive wheel to obtain a very smooth finish.
  • Forging is the process of working metals by applying sudden blows or steady pressure.
  • Quenching is rapidly cooling a heated piece of work by dipping it in water, brine, or oil.
  • Annealing is softening metals by heating them near their molten state and then cooling them very slowly.
  • Lube oil is a fluid film desired between surfaces in relative sliding motion.
  • A bevel gear is a gear used to transmit motion from one shaft to another at an angle.
  • High-speed steel is the principal material used in high production metalworking tools.
  • A flywheel is a heavy rotating body serving as a reservoir for absorbing and redistributing kinetic energy.
  • Grinding machine shapes metal using an abrasive wheel or by removing metals with an abrasive.
  • A fan is not a part of a lathe machine.

Elements 03 cont.

  • Manganese steel is easy to chisel.
  • Shaping is a machining operation where the tool reciprocates and the feed is stationary.
  • Contraction mandrel is not a kind of mandrel.
  • The foundry area is where metal is melted to form a new shape in a machine shop.
  • Steam bath is not used to temper steel.
  • Head iron is not a kind of cast iron.
  • A dead center is attached and meshed to the tailstock spindle and is static while the work rotates.
  • Anvil is not a part of the headstock.
  • A feeler gage process does not belong in the group with a vise grip, adjustable wrench, and torque wrench.
  • Hardening does not belong to the group with resistance welding, soldering, and brazing.
  • Fuels are substances with sufficient carbon and/or hydrogen for exothermic chemical oxidation.
  • A barometer measures atmospheric pressure.
  • Density is the mass of a body per unit of volume.
  • Calcination is subjecting a substance to a high temperature below its fusion point to make it friable.

Elements 03 cont.

  • Torsional strength is not a type of bearing strength.
  • Compressive strength is the ability of a material to resist being crushed.
  • Ductility is the ability of metal to stretch, bend, or twist without breaking or cracking.
  • Tensile strength is the property of a material that resists forces attempting to pull it apart.
  • Hardness is the property of steel which resists indention or penetration.
  • Light blue is the color code for a pipeline of air.
  • Green is the color code for a pipeline of water.
  • Silver grey is the color code for a pipeline of steam.
  • Light orange is the color code for a pipeline of electricity.
  • White is the color code for a pipeline of communication.
  • Brown is the color code for a pipeline of fuel oil.
  • For high-speed applications, the small sprocket should have a minimum of 18-24 teeth.
  • Aluminum is a good deoxidizer in steel melting.
  • In the majority of machine members, the damping capacity of the material should be high.

Elements 03 cont.

  • A parallel oil film in bearing is essential to realize the advantage of fluid friction.
  • Herringbone gears experience zero axial thrust
  • The maximum size of the fillet weld that can be made in a single pass 6mm.
  • Muntz metal contains copper and zinc.
  • Cold-heading manufactures steel balls for bearings.
  • Alloys with high nickel content retain toughness to quite low temperature, up to -320°F.
  • The SAE standard designation for manganese steel is 13XX.
  • A babbitt is an antimony bearing lead or tin alloy.
  • The minimum thickness of steel members exposed to weather and accessible for painting is 10mm.
  • In a standard coarse thread bolt, stress concentration is maximum at the root.
  • The root is found on the top surface of a flank.
  • A 6 by 37 rope is more flexible.
  • Saws and chisels are tools used in wood pattern making in a foundry shop.
  • A stud bolt is threaded on both ends and is commonly used in construction.
  • Cast iron flywheels are commonly designed with a safety factor from 10 to 13.

Elements 03 cont.

  • Long is NOT referring to motorcycle chains.
  • Spirals for transmitting HUGE power
  • Involute cams are used for low to moderate speed engines.
  • Watches use gears generally manufactured by stamping.
  • Bearing life changes inversely as the cube of the load.
  • Cast iron is the best material for brake drums.
  • A spring is an elastic body designed to deflect under load.
  • All of the above can cause belt slip include loose load, heavy belts and small driving pulleys.
  • The Rankine formula is valid up to a slenderness ratio of 120.
  • The key is the weakest point in a flange coupling.
  • It is NOT "axial relative motion between shafts and hub is necessary", when splines are used.
  • High power is transmitted when splines are used.
  • Delta iron occurs between 1400°C and 1539°C.
  • Carbon controls the physical properties of steel.
  • Injection molding is commonly used for thermoplastic material.
  • Lead has the highest specific gravity.
  • Duralumin is related to age-hardening.
  • Graphite is used to make foundry crucibles.
  • Forging is associated with the trimming process.

Elements 03 cont.

  • Size is the factor in arc welding current values.
  • Martensite increases the hardness of steel.
  • Steel with 0.8% carbon and 100% pearlite is called eutectoid.
  • The tensile strength of common cast iron varieties ranges from 840-500 MPa.
  • Fluctuating stress causes fatigue failure.
  • Paramagnetic alpha iron changes to gamma iron at around 910°C.
  • Washer diameter is generally slightly more than the bolt diameter.
  • Compression members buckle in the direction of the least radius of gyration.
  • A kinematic chain needs a minimum of 4 links and 4 turning pairs.
  • Lower pair is formed if a shaft is revolving in a bearing.
  • A pantograph has 4 links.
  • A pantograph includes lower pairs.
  • The slip in belt drive can be described as the difference between the linear speed of the rim of the pulley and linear speed on it
  • Cross helical worm shafts are non-parallel and non-intersecting.

Elements 03 cont.

  • The addendum of gears is given by one module.
  • A cylindrical cam has a follower that reciprocates or oscillates in a plane parallel to the cam's axis.
  • Gears for watches are made by stamping.
  • The rope brake dynamometer uses no lubricant.
  • Cold working can increase the fatigue strength.
  • Endurance strength tests subject materials to completely reversed loads
  • The procedure of increasing fatigue limit by overstressing the metal through successively increasing loadings is coaxing.
  • Edge preparation for welding is not needed for plates up to 6.4 mm thick.
  • Arc welding is used when stainless steel is welded and reversed polarity.
  • The function of a machine tool clutch is connecting shafts to ensure rotation or disconnection.
  • Addendum is the tooth height above the pitch circle, or the radial distance between the pitch circle and the top land of the tooth.
  • Full depth refers to the distance of the tooth which is equal to the addendum and dedendum.
  • Working depth refers to the distance of the tooth
  • Type B belts are used in a driving pulley with speed of 360 rpm and transmitting 5 Hp.
  • An angle iron is not an angle measuring device.
  • Copper is used for the mould for casting ferrous materials in continuous casting.
  • Clutch slippage is especially noticeable during acceleration while the clutch is engaged.
  • The clearance is 2-3 mm
  • Piston compression rings are made of cast iron.
  • The usual value of helix angle of a drill 30 degrees.

Elements 03 cont.

  • Drossing is a process that is meant for removing oxides from the molten metal surfaces.
  • If the first digit in AISI and SAE designations is one (1), then it indicate Carbon steel.
  • Chromium steels is related to the chromium.
  • "gear tooth profile" is used for where" gear tooth vernier in measuring.
  • High carbon steelis used in the making of cold chisel
  • Resilience is the ability of a material that absorb energy when deformed.
  • Cylindrical cam has a reciprocates or oscillates in a plane parallel to the axis of rotation.
  • Radial cam reciprocating or oscillating in a plane perpendicular to the axis of ration.
  • Break is most appropriate curve for a glass rod.
  • Double shear is is the case of joint pin that is likely to fail.
  • Velocity of 4.0 Hp , the speed that is in a velocity of 300 ft/min.
  • Below 723°C , alpha iron exists.
  • A material that is has equal identical properties is Homogenous.
  • When the material return, then Elastic type.
  • The appropriate number is is used % , then Eutectoid steel is 0.80 %.
  • If the sulphur is in the iron , has casting and it has unsound.

Elements 03 cont.

  • Dislocation is the Imperfection that is crystal structure of metal.
  • Diameter is to equal 2 sq ft of of the Thickness while spot welding.
  • Diameter with the specified twist drill and their material.
  • Feeler gauge to is used measure value between value and tappet.
  • Front Wheel is generally for Speedometer Drive that is taken.
  • Percentage of Hacksaw is 0 , then it means its usually on the return stroke.
  • the key is cut where the hubs are , where describing it sunken.
  • hand is where the buckle is, where the Right threads on top.
  • Electro-Slag best option for for welding two Plates with thickness of 25mm.
  • Supply is were correct for the oil-less bearing where supply there supply as the external.
  • Working Load is (P=500d2) for crane and expression related cm Diameter.

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