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 packing of sand in the mould
Give uniform sand hardness throughout the mould
D. Give uniform sand hardness throughout the mould
Steel, cast iron, copper, aluminium etc
Brass and bronze
Hard surfacing materials such as stellite
All of these
7 to 103 kN/m²
70 to 280 kN/m²
280 to 560 kN/m²
560 to 840 kN/m²
Riser
Sprue
Core
None 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
Die casting method
Slush casting method
Permanent mould casting method
Centrifugal casting method
Age hardening
Work hardening
Induction hardening
Flame hardening
Do not require bevelling
Should be bevelled to a single-V or U-groove
Should have a double-V or U-groove on one side
Should have a double-V or U-groove on both sides
Die casting method
Slush casting method
Permanent mould casting method
Centrifugal casting method
Equal volumes of oxygen and acetylene
More volume of oxygen and less volume of acetylene
More volume of acetylene and less volume of oxygen
None of the above
Grain structure is distorted
Strength and hardness of metal increases
Close dimensional tolerance can be maintained
All of the above
Drawing
Squeezing
Coining
Planishing
Delivers molten metal into the mould cavity
Act as a reservoir for the molten metal
Feed the molten metal to the casting in order to compensate for the shrinkage
Delivers molten metal from pouring basin to gate
Ferrous alloys with low melting temperature are casted
Ferrous alloys with high melting temperature are casted
Nonferrous alloys with low melting temperature are casted
Nonferrous alloys with high melting temperature are casted
Same
Similar
Different
None of these
Lower deviation is zero
Upper deviation is zero
Lower and upper deviations are zero
None of these
7 to 103 kN/m²
70 to 280 kN/m²
280 to 560 kN/m²
560 to 840 kN/m²
3000°C to 4000°C
4000°C to 5000°C
5000°C to 6000°C
6000°C to 7000°C
Open air
A shielded gas environment
Vacuum
A pressurised inert gas chamber
Rectangular
Square
Hexagonal
Octagonal
At the same speed and in the same direction
At the same speed but in opposite direction
At different speeds and in the same direction
At different speeds and in the opposite direction
Green sand
Dry sand
Loam sand
Oil sand
Rough file
Bastard file
Second cut file
Smooth file
Lap joints in plates having 0.025 mm to 1.25 mm thickness
Lap joints in plates having thickness above 3 mm
Butt joints in plates having 0.025 mm to 1.25 mm thickness
Butt joints in plates having thickness above 3 mm
Lower critical temperature
Upper critical temperature
Eutectic temperature
Recrystallisation temperature
Slush casting
Investment casting
True centrifugal casting
Die casting
Black colour
White colour
Maroon colour
Yellow colour
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
Striking tool
Planing tool
Boring tool
Marking tool
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
'Go' and 'Not go' member on the same side of the gauge
Separate 'Go' and 'Not go' members
'Go' member at one end and 'Not go' member at the other end
None of the above