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Session 2: Basic Manufacturing Processes

By Rabbi Masrur

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Session 2: Basic Manufacturing Processes

Unit 3: Material

Textual Question-Answers

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A. Fill in the blanks

1. Pouring of ………… into a mould is called casting.

Ans: molten metal

2. The processing of raw material or parts into finished goods withthe use of a tool is called………….

Ans: manufacturing

3. …………… is the process of removing undesired material froma workpiece.

Ans: machining

4. In milling …………….. are used to remove material from aworkpiece.

Ans: cutters

5. …………. is done to get the desired surface finish, correct sizeand accurate shape of the product.

Ans: finishing

B. Multiple choice questions

1. In which method is the required size and shape obtained throughplastic deformation of a material?

(a) Forming

(b) Machining

(c) Honing

(d) Welding

Ans: (a) Forming

2. All the sections of steel, such as channel, I-section, channel section, angle sections, flat iron, sheets, etc., are produced by……………

(a) rolling

(b) welding

(c) moulding

(d) casting

Ans: (a) rolling

3. Auto components like crankshaft, camshaft, connecting rod, tierod ends, ball joints, are prepared by……………(a) forging

(b) forming

(c) extrusion

(d) drawing

Ans: (a) forging

4. When a metal is extracted through a closed cavity to obtain thedesired shape of metal, that process is called…………….

(a) extrusion

(b) forming

(c) welding

(d) moulding

Ans: (a) extrusion

5. The process of joining similar and dissimilar materials iscalled…………….

(a) welding

(b) drawing

(c) casting

(d) None of the above

Ans: (a) welding

C. Answer the following questions

1. Differentiate between rolling and forming.

Ans: Rolling is a metal working process in which metal is passed betweenrotating rollers to reduce thickness and change cross-section, whereas formingis a general process in which metal is plastically deformed into the desiredshape without removal of material.

2. Explain the different types of joining processes.

Ans: The different types of joining processes are welding, brazing, soldering and riveting. Welding joins metals by melting, brazing and solderingjoin metals using filler material, and riveting joins components usingmechanical fasteners.

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