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Manufacturing Engineering Practice Test: Basics of Casting
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Casting is a process that creates solid metal shapes by filling molds with liquid metal and allowing the object to cool. The basic metal casting process involves creating a pattern and a mold, then pouring molten metal into the mold. You will then extract the solid metal casting and finish your piece. This process is customizable for different types of metal casting, along with shapes, sizes, and more.

Manufacturing Engineering Practice Test: Basics of Casting
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1. The replica of the final object to be made is known as?
2. Injection moulding is not a type of?
3. The following characteristic of molten metal influence the fluidity.

i) Mushy zone

ii) Viscosity

iii) Surface tension

iv) Inclusion
Which one of the following is correct?
4. Which type of casting is preferred for making hollow pipes and tubes which are axisymmetric with concentric holes?
5. Which of the following is made of wood?
6. Dissolved gases may be removed from molten metal by?
7. Dissolved gases may be removed from molten metal by?
8. In which casting process the sand is mixed with a thermosetting resin to form a mould?
9. According to Chvorinov’s rule the solidification time is a function of volume and surface area and is given by the relationship between volume, area and some exponential power ‘n’. What is the value of n?
10. Which one of the following is a resin used in shell moulding technique?
11. The riser is a reservoir of molten metal provided in the casting so that hot metal can flow back into the mould cavity when there is a reduction in the volume of metal due to?
12. Which casting is used to make hollow casting with thin walls?
13. Assertion (A): Chills are used to reduce shrinkage porosity.
Reason (R): the function of chill is to increase the rate of solidification in a critical region.
14. Which one of the statements is not correct in metal casting?
15. Which of the following is used to support the cavity from inside?
16. In plaster mould casting the mould is made from?
17. Which of the following is an entry point through which molten metal enters mould cavity?
18. The replica of the final object to be made is known as?
19. Solidification of casting does not depend upon which factor?
20. The passageways in the parting plane through which molten flow is regulated is known as?
21. The riser is a reservoir of molten metal provided in the casting so that hot metal can flow back into the mould cavity when there is a reduction in the volume of metal due to?
22. Which one of the following expands during solidification?
23. If we decrease the freezing range, then the fluidity of metal will?
24. If we decrease the freezing range, then the fluidity of metal will?
25. The channel through which metal or plastic is poured into a mould?

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