Simple die
Progressive die
Combination die
Compound die
B. Progressive die
Drawing down
Upsetting
Spinning
Peening
Boring
Marking
Cutting
None of these
Steel, cast iron, copper, aluminium etc
Brass and bronze
Hard surfacing materials such as stellite
All of these
Same
Similar
Different
None of these
Poor surface finish is produced
Scale is formed on the metal surface
Close tolerances cannot be maintained
All of these
Melting pot is separate from the machine
Melting pot is an integral part of the machine
Melting pot may have any location
High temperature and pressure is used
Porosity of the metal is largely eliminated
Grain structure of the metal is refined
Mechanical properties are improved due to refinement of grains
All of the above
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
Simple die
Progressive die
Compound die
Combination die
Grain structure is distorted
Strength and hardness of metal increases
Close dimensional tolerance can be maintained
All of the above
Hardened
Tempered
Hardened and tempered
Case hardened
Zinc chloride
Ammonium chloride
Rosin plus alcohol
Borax
Galvanising
Anodising
Parkerising
Sherardizing
Shift
Sand wash
Swell
Scab
Type of casting metal
Size and shape of casting
Method of casting used
All of these
Neutral
Oxidising
Carburising
All of these
Black colour
White colour
Maroon colour
Yellow colour
Small
Large
Very large
Not provided
10 mm/m
16 mm/m
20 mm/m
26 mm/m
Machining allowance
Draft allowance
Shrinkage allowance
Distortion allowance
400°C
600°C
800°C
None of these
Straight polarity
Reversed polarity
Both (A) and (B)
None of these
The hot chamber die casting machine is used for casting zinc, tin, lead and other low melting alloys.
The cold chamber die casting machine is used for casting aluminium, magnesium, copper base alloys and other high melting alloys.
The castings produced by centrifugal casting method have open and coarse grained structure.
All of the above
3000°C to 4000°C
4000°C to 5000°C
5000°C to 6000°C
6000°C to 7000°C
Cutting a sheet of metal in a straight line along the length
Removal of metal to the desired shape from the edge of a plate
Cutting a sheet of metal through part of its length and then bending the cut portion
Bending a sheet of metal along a curved axis
Slush casting
Investment casting
True centrifugal casting
Die casting
Die casting
Shell moulding
Investment moulding
Sand casting
Riser
Sprue
Core
None of these
Punch
Die
Half on the punch and half on the die
Either on punch or die depending upon designer's choice
8
12
18
20