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Which type of pliers is typically used for reaching into tight spaces?
What is an important consideration when assembling mechanical components?
What is a common material used for pipes in piping systems?
What is a critical safety practice when operating machine tools?
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What is a crucial aspect of welder safety?
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What is an important step in maintaining machine tools?
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Study Notes
ITI Fitter
Tool Handling
- Familiarity with hand tools, such as:
- Wrenches (adjustable, open-end, box-end)
- Pliers (needle-nose, slip-joint)
- Screwdrivers (flathead, Phillips)
- Hammers (ball-peen, claw)
- Safe tool handling practices:
- Correct grip and stance
- Avoiding overreaching and stretching
- Keeping tools clean and well-maintained
Mechanical Assembly
- Understanding of mechanical components, including:
- Fasteners (bolts, nuts, screws)
- Gaskets and seals
- Bearings and lubrication
- Assembly techniques:
- Reading and following assembly diagrams
- Identifying and using correct fasteners
- Ensuring proper torque and alignment
Piping Systems
- Knowledge of piping materials and fittings, including:
- Pipes (copper, steel, PVC)
- Fittings (elbows, tees, couplings)
- Valves (gate, globe, ball)
- Piping system operations:
- Understanding pressure and flow rates
- Identifying and addressing leaks
- Performing routine maintenance tasks
Machine Tools Operation
- Familiarity with machine tools, including:
- Lathes
- Drilling machines
- Milling machines
- Safe machine operation practices:
- Wearing personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Following safety guidelines and protocols
- Performing regular machine maintenance
Welder Safety
- Understanding of welder safety protocols, including:
- Wearing proper PPE (gloves, helmet, shield)
- Ensuring a safe work environment (ventilation, fire protection)
- Following proper welding techniques to avoid accidents
- Hazard identification and prevention:
- Identifying potential hazards (electrical, fire, fumes)
- Taking preventative measures to mitigate risks
Tool Handling
- Familiarity with hand tools, including wrenches (adjustable, open-end, box-end), pliers (needle-nose, slip-joint), screwdrivers (flathead, Phillips), and hammers (ball-peen, claw)
- Safe tool handling practices, including correct grip and stance, avoiding overreaching and stretching, and keeping tools clean and well-maintained
Mechanical Assembly
- Understanding of mechanical components, including fasteners (bolts, nuts, screws), gaskets and seals, and bearings and lubrication
- Assembly techniques, including reading and following assembly diagrams, identifying and using correct fasteners, and ensuring proper torque and alignment
Piping Systems
- Knowledge of piping materials and fittings, including pipes (copper, steel, PVC), fittings (elbows, tees, couplings), and valves (gate, globe, ball)
- Piping system operations, including understanding pressure and flow rates, identifying and addressing leaks, and performing routine maintenance tasks
Machine Tools Operation
- Familiarity with machine tools, including lathes, drilling machines, and milling machines
- Safe machine operation practices, including wearing personal protective equipment (PPE), following safety guidelines and protocols, and performing regular machine maintenance
Welder Safety
- Understanding of welder safety protocols, including wearing proper PPE (gloves, helmet, shield), ensuring a safe work environment (ventilation, fire protection), and following proper welding techniques to avoid accidents
- Hazard identification and prevention, including identifying potential hazards (electrical, fire, fumes), and taking preventative measures to mitigate risks
Cutting Tool
- Definition: A device or object used to remove material from a workpiece by shearing or cutting to achieve a desired shape or size.
Types of Cutting Tools
- Single Point Cutting Tool: Has one cutting edge, used for turning, facing, and boring operations, such as turning tool, facing tool, and boring tool.
- Multi-Point Cutting Tool: Has multiple cutting edges, used for milling, drilling, and grinding operations, such as milling cutter, drill bit, and grinding wheel.
Characteristics of Cutting Tools
- Hardness: Ability to resist wear and tear.
- Toughness: Ability to resist breakage.
- Wear Resistance: Ability to resist wear and tear.
- Cutting Edge Angle: Angle between the cutting edge and the workpiece, affecting cutting forces and tool life.
- Rake Angle: Angle between the cutting edge and the direction of cutting, affecting cutting forces and chip formation.
Cutting Tool Materials
- High-Speed Steel (HSS): Most common material, durable and versatile.
- Cemented Carbide: Hard and wear-resistant, used for high-precision cutting.
- Ceramic: Hard and brittle, used for high-speed cutting.
- Diamond: Extremely hard, used for cutting hard materials.
Cutting Tool Geometry
- Cutting Edge Angle: Affects cutting forces and tool life.
- Rake Angle: Affects cutting forces and chip formation.
- Clearance Angle: Affects tool life and cutting performance.
- Nose Radius: Affects cutting forces and tool life.
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Test your knowledge of tool handling and mechanical assembly skills required for ITI Fitter course. Covers hand tools, safe practices, and mechanical components.
