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In the casting process below, where would a Macro Shrinkage Porosity more likely form? What 'individual' modifications of the casting process design can potentially eliminate this porosity? |
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In strip casting, which of the following statements is Incorrect:
1. The higher casting speed, v, the higher the strip temperature at exit
2. The thinner the belts, the higher the heat flux through the belts
3. The lower casting speed, v, the lower heat flux through the belts
4. The colder the water spray, the high the heat flux through the belts |
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The lower the casting speed (v)
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The lower heat flux through the belts
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Hot tear in casting develops due to:
1. Turbulent flow of liquid metal into the mold
2. High superheat
3. Low cooling rates after solidification
4. None of the above |
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Hot tear in casting is not due to turbulent flow, high superheat nor low cooling rates
Therefore the answer is 4 |
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Formation of gas Micro Porosity upon solidification can be suppressed is casting is carried out.... |
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...at lower humidity levels in the atmosphere |
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In Lost-foam Casting, the patterns are made the same size as the actual (final) component:
True or False |
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In Die Casting, a high cooling rate is obtained due to pressure feeding:
true or false |
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In Investment Casting, the wax patterns evaporate when in contact with the molten metal:
true or false |
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In Sand casting a poor surface finish is obtained due to mold walls constructed out of coarse sand grains:
true of false |
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For a given casting (mold cavity) design, what casting technique would less likely give rise to formation of "Misruns" upon solidification |
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Distortion upon welding in the welded part (shown below) will be increased by which one of the following "individual" modifications?
1. Increasing the welding velocity, v
2. Preheating the part prior to welding
3. Choosing a base metal with a larger modulus of elasticity, E
4. Choosing a weld metal with a smaller coefficient of thermal expansion, α
5. None of the above |
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None of the above increases distortion while welding the welded part |
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In resistance spot welding, a higher thermal conductivity in the melting sheets will... |
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... Increase the current, I, or the current flow time t, required for creating a weld nugget (of a certain size) |
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In resistance seam welding, which of the following statements is correct:
1. The frequency of the AC current determines the size of each weld nugget
2. The weld current, I, determines the number of weld nuggets per unit length
3. The current flow time, t, affects the size of each weld nugget
4. The resistance of the electrode wheels has no effect on the heat input
5. The process efficiency (K value) is NOT affected by the surface condition of the mating sheets (such as oxide layers and contamination) |
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In resistance seam welding the current flow time, t, affects the size of each weld nugget |
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An oxyacetylene welding operation is carried out on a part made from aluminium alloy that is very sensitive to high-temperature oxidation. Which process configuration (filler metal & flame) provides the best protection from oxidation during welding? |
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A "flux-cored" filler metal and a "carburizing" flame |
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In Laser Powder deposition,
The heat flow along the solid-liquid interface is minimum at point "B"
True or False
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In Laser Powder deposition,
The columnar grains spacing, λ, is larger for alloys with a larger freezing range.
True or False
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In Laser Powder deposition,
the temperature gradient, G, along the solid-liquid interface is minimum at point "A".
True or False
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In Laser Powder deposition,
The dendrite growth direction is majorly controlled by the profile (morphology) of the solid-liquid interface.
True or False
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Dimensional accuracy of printed parts using Fusion-deposited Modelling (FDM) technique can be improved by... |
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...preheating the build platform |
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In a Selective Laser Melting (SLM) operation on a metal powder bed, the layer of thickness is doubled. Which (2) of the following individual modifications would most likely ensure a complete fusion through the layer?
1. D2=2D1
2. D2=0.5D1
3. P2=0.5P1
4. P2=2P1
(D is the laser spot size & P is the laser power) |
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Hot Tear in castings develops due to... |
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...High cooling rates after solidification |
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Formation of Micro Porosity upon solidification can be suppressed if casting is carried out... |
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...at higher cooling rates |
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For a given casting (mold cavity) design, what casting technique would more likely give rise to the formation of Misruns upon solidification? |
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In the roll bonding operation, which metal(s) (clad or base) must be ductile at (room or operation) temperature?
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Either clad or base metal must be ductile at operation temperature. |
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The process efficiency (K value) in resistance seam welding is affected by... |
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...the surface condition of the mating sheets |
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The size of flash is friction is NOT affected by which of the following:
1. rotational speeds, ω
2. thermal expansion coefficient, α, of the two metals
3. the yield strength of metals
4. upset length |
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The thermal expansion coefficient, α, of the two metals
does NOT affect in size of Flash
in friction welding. |
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Dimensional accuracy of printed parts using FDM (Fusion-deposited Modelling) technique can also be improved by... |
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...using polymers with a higher thermal conductivity. |
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In SLM (Selective Laser Melting) the modification .... [ ] ....would ensure a complete fusion through the layer while also maintaining the same print resolution. |
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