Form internal cavities in the casting
Improve mould surface
Form a part of a green sand mould
All of these
D. All of these
One is working roll and three are backing up rolls
Two are working rolls and two are backing up rolls
Three are working rolls and one is backing up roll
All of the four are working rolls
Is extensively used for making bolts and nuts
Is used for reducing the diameter of round bars and tubes by rotating dies which open and close rapidly on the work
Is used to improve fatigue resistance of the metal by setting up compressive stresses in its surface
Consists of pressing the metal inside a chamber to force it out by high pressure through an orifice which is shaped to provide the desired form of the finished part
Ram the sand harder at the pattern face with decreasing hardness towards the back of the mould
Ram the sand harder at the back of the mould and softer on the pattern face
Produce uniform sand hardness throughout the mould
Produce uniform packing of sand in the mould
Zinc chloride
Ammonium chloride
Rosin plus alcohol
Borax
Hot piercing
Extrusion
Cold peening
Cold heading
It evolves a great amount of steam and other gases
The sand grains stick together
It clings to the sides of a moulding box
None of these
Light in weight
Easy to work
Corrosion resistant
All of these
All parts of the weld section are molten at the same time
Weld cools almost uniformly
Results in a minimum problem with internal residual stresses
All of the above
Shearing
Piercing
Punching
Blanking
Drawing
Extrusion
Rolling
Extrusion and rolling
0.025 to 3 mm
3 to 5 mm
5 to 8 mm
8 to 10 mm
8
12
18
20
Molten metal is poured in a metallic mould, retained in the mould long enough for the outer skin to solidify and finally mould is turned over to remove molten metal still in molten condition
Molten metal is poured and allowed to solidify while the mould is revolving
Molten metal is forced into mould under high pressure
None of the above
Galvanising
Anodising
Parkerising
Sherardizing
5 cm × 5 cm
10 cm × 10 cm
15 cm × 15 cm
20 cm × 20 cm
Simple die
Progressive die
Compound die
Combination die
Small castings
Large castings
Complicated castings
Large scale production of castings
10 mm/m
16 mm/m
20 mm/m
26 mm/m
Replacing broken gear teeth
Repairing broken shears
Joining rails, truck frames and locomotive frames etc.
All of the above
Form internal cavities in the casting
Improve mould surface
Form a part of a green sand mould
All of these
Increasing the cross-section of a bar
Reducing the cross-section of a bar
Joining the two surfaces of metal under pressure after heating
Bending of a bar
Drawing
Squeezing
Coining
Planishing
20 mm
20.035 mm
20.025 mm
19.975 mm
For finishing flat surfaces
For necking down a piece of work
For punching a hole
To finish the punched hole
Die casting method
Slush casting method
Permanent mould casting method
Centrifugal casting method
Results in a mismatching of the top and bottom parts of a casting
Results in general enlargement of the casting
Occurs near the ingates as rough lumps on the surface of a casting
Occurs as sand patches on the upper surface of a casting
TIG welding
MIG welding
Manual arc welding
Submerged arc welding
30°-40°
40°-50°
50°-60°
60°-70°
Ring
Plug
Feeler
None of these
Melting pot is separate from the machine
Melting pot is an integral part of the machine
Melting pot may have any location
Low temperature and pressure is used