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Machine Design Practice Test: Manufacturing Considerations in Machine Design
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Manufacturing Considerations in Machine Design topics include: Design considerations and hot and cold working of metals. Manufacturing considerations in machine design include: Material selection: The correct material should be chosen for the product. Some important characteristics of materials include: Strength Durability Flexibility Weight Resistance to heat and corrosion Ability to cast, welded or hardened Machinability Electrical conductivity Process design: The design should be easy to manufacture and assemble in the available workshop or factory floor. Quality control: The... Show more
Machine Design Practice Test: Manufacturing Considerations in Machine Design
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1. The temperature at which new stress free grains are formed in the metal is called the ______ temperature.
2. While designing a forging, the profile is selected such that the fibrous lines are parallel to the tensile forces and perpendicular to shear forces.
3. Hot rolled components have better surface finish than cold rolled components.
4. Hot working or cold working, which reduces strain hardening and residual stresses.
5. In this case, tolerance zone of hole is entirely below that of the shaft.
6. Shot blasting process improves the endurance limit of the component.
7. How many grades of tolerances are there according to BIS system fits and tolerances?
8. Which of the following is not a classification of fit?
9. Maximum carbon content in welding is usually limited to
10. Which of the following are true for fundamental deviation?
11. In this case, tolerance zone of hole is entirely below that of the shaft.
12. Forged components can be held between close limits.
13. Which of the following are true for fundamental deviation?
14. In manual assembly, cost of screw is higher than the cost of driving a screw.
15. Which process allows controlling grain structure of the product?
16. Among casting, forging and forging which has the slowest rate of production?
17. Tolerance for a shaft of 50mm diameter as the basic size, with the fundamental deviation denoted by g and tolerance of grade 7 is represented as?
18. Which of the following are true for system of tolerances to the shaft and the hole?
19. Stressed parts are always kept in tension.
20. While designing a forging, the profile is selected such that the fibrous lines are parallel to the tensile forces and perpendicular to shear forces.
21. In forging, metal is in which of the following stage?
22. Cast surfaces have good finishing.

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