Engineering :: Production Engineering
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101. |
While machining cast iron generally cutting fluid is not required because |
A. |
Cast iron surface is generally rough |
B. |
The cast iron jobs revolves at low speeds |
C. |
Cast iron contains graphite which does not allow temperatures to rise |
D. |
Cast iron contains carbon which cools the job |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option C
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102. |
The averge cutting speed for machining mild steel by high speed steel tool is |
A. |
10 m/min |
B. |
20 m/min |
C. |
30 m/min |
D. |
40 m/min |
E. |
50 m/min |
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Answer: Option C
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103. |
The function of a chip breaker in a cutting tool is |
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To provide smooth path for long chips |
B. |
To get long curled chips |
C. |
To break the chips into short segrments |
D. |
To remove chips from bed |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option C
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104. |
The function of a coolant in a metal cutting operation is |
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To cool the job |
B. |
To cool the tool |
C. |
To reduce the friction at cutting point |
D. |
To obtain bright shining surface on the job |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option C
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105. |
DIN specifications have been developed in |
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Germany |
B. |
Russia |
C. |
England |
D. |
America |
E. |
Austria |
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Answer: Option A
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106. |
The cutting tool is |
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Goose neck tool |
B. |
Threading tool |
C. |
Parting tool |
D. |
Drilling tool |
E. |
Boring tool |
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Answer: Option C
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107. |
In theory of metal cutting the shear plane angle is the angle between |
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Shear plane and job surface |
B. |
Shear plane and verticalplane |
C. |
Shear plane and horizontal plane |
D. |
Shear plane and tool surface |
E. |
Shear plane and tool axis |
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Answer: Option A
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108. |
A tool signature, the nose radius is indicated |
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In the first position |
B. |
In the last position |
C. |
In the middle |
D. |
Second from end |
E. |
Second position |
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Answer: Option B
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109. |
Relief angle on HSS tools usually vary from |
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3 to 10? |
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11 to 15? |
C. |
16 to 150? |
D. |
22 to 27? |
E. |
28 to 30? |
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Answer: Option A
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110. |
Continuous chips may be formed while machining |
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Brittle materials |
B. |
Hard material |
C. |
Tough material |
D. |
Ductile material |
E. |
Non-ferrous material |
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Answer: Option D
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