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Q.1) Circle True or False for the following questions.(12 Marks) a) Product shou

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Q.1) Circle True or False for the following questions.(12 Marks) a) Product should meet design requirement is one of the requirements of good manufacturing systems TF b) Primary and Secondary manufacturing systems are same as discrete system. T/F e) There is no differeace in stress and pressure.T F d) In stress strain graph, Ultimtae Tensile Strength occurs before elastic limit. TIF e) Creep, Fatigue and ) Welding, brazing and adhesive bonding aere some cocemon joining processes. T g) High energy beam welding is the types of fusion welding T I F h) Drawing process is one of the types of sheet metal working TF Q.2) Select the best answer for the following questions. (12 Marks) )Brazing, Soldering and Adbesive Bonding are the types of TIF of Elasticity are the surface propenties of materials.T F. Liquid Solid System Welding Solid State Welding Fusion Welding None of them b) Rolling and Shearing are the types of Balk Deformation Process - Sheet Metal Process . Machining Process Both 1 &3 . None of them c) The maximum stress that a bar will withstand before failing is called .Rapture Strength Yield Strength . Tensile Strength Both 1&2 d) Casting is usually performed in * Industries Furnaces . Foundries Both 1" and 2nd e) Single point cutting tool removes material from a rotating work piece to gemerate a cylinder is called . Facing . Turning Both 1& 2 . None of them

Explanation / Answer

Q1)

a) True

b) False

primary manufacturing processes are:

Casting, Forming, such as Forging, Rolling, Extrusion, etc
Joining, such as Welding, Soldering, etc.

secondary manufacturing processes are:

Machining
Surface working, such as Heat Treatment, Coating, etc

Discrete manufacturing is the production of distinct items. But continuous manufacturing is a continuous production process

c) False

Stress is a tensor which has both magnitude and direction. Pressure is a scalar, only has magnitude.

d) False

Ultimate stress is the maximum stress that occur after yielding or plastic deformation

e) False, they are dependent on material and loading conditions

f) True

g) True

h) True

Q2)

a) None of the above, they are not welding processes, they use to join metals by using filler metal without affecting(melting) the base metal.

b) sheet metal processes

c) Rupture strength, after this point the material will break or fail

d) Foundries.  A foundry is a factory that produces metal castings

e) Turning

Turning is a material removal process which is used to remove material from cylimdrical surface of the workpiece.

Facing is one of the turning processes in which material is removed from circular portion of cylindrical workpiece.