Dry blast cleaning involves
A.Blasting the surface with abrasive material
B.Blasting the surface with air only
C.Blasting the surface with sand
D.Blasting the surface with oil
E.None of the above
A.Blasting the surface with abrasive material
B.Blasting the surface with air only
C.Blasting the surface with sand
D.Blasting the surface with oil
E.None of the above
A.Solid pattern
B.Match-plate pattern
C.Split pattern
D.Sweep pattern
E.None of the above
A.rpm of engines
B.Rotation of shafts
C.Twist due to torque applied on shafts
D.Flow of liquids and gases
E.Magnetic flux variation
A.Is immaterial
B.Is important
C.Can be neglected
D.Does not have any effect on the welding
E.None of the above
A.1 m
B.1 – 1.5 m
C.1.5 – 2.0 m
D.2.5 – 3 m
E.4 – 5 m
A.For cleaning castings
B.For preventing rusting of castings
C.For making moulds
D.For core making
E.For use as a fuel in furnace
A.Parallel shank is provided
B.Tapered shank is provided
C.Shank may be either of (A) or (B)
A.14 TPI
B.18 TPI
C.20 TPI
D.32 TPI
E.4- TPI
A.A steel ball is used
B.A diamond cone is used
C.A steel hammer is used
D.A plastic hammer is used
E.A mechanite ball is used
A.Are welding
B.Electrical resistance welding
C.Gas welding
D.Induction welding
E.Thermit welding