While selecting wood for patterns, one should
A.discard the rot
B.select the cross-grained woods
C.select the fresthy filled wood
D.discard the seasoned wood
A.discard the rot
B.select the cross-grained woods
C.select the fresthy filled wood
D.discard the seasoned wood
A.coal dust
B.pulverized coal
C.lumps
D.any of the above
A.Stabilizing
B.Solution heat treatment
C.Artificial ageing
D.all of the above
A.modifying design
B.providing sufficient machining allowance
C.improving foundry practice
D.all of the above
A.10 to 20 mm/metre
B.40 to 60 mm/metre
C.100 to 120 mm/metre
D.200 to 225 mm/metre
A.gravity die casting
B.chill casting
C.slush casting
D.short casting
A.small castings
B.large scale production
C.small scale production
D.all of the above
A.zinc and its alloys
B.copper and its alloys
C.aluminium and its alloys
D.none of the above
A.labour charges are reduced
B.core is not required
C.moulds are unsplit
D.all of the above
A.Draw spike
B.Vent wire
C.Draw screw