Draft allowance on castings is generally
A.1 – 2 mm/M
B.2 – 5 mm/M
C.5 – 10 mm/M
D.10 – 15 mm/M
E.20 – 30 mm/M
A.1 – 2 mm/M
B.2 – 5 mm/M
C.5 – 10 mm/M
D.10 – 15 mm/M
E.20 – 30 mm/M
A.Measure pressure of fluids
B.Measure velocity of air steam
C.Measure temperature of moving fluid
D.Measure thermal conductivity of solids
E.Measure magnetic properties
A.Compound rest
B.Tail stock offset
C.Taper attachment
D.Form tool
E.Reamer
A.A tool used in clearing welds
B.A tool used in clearing material before welding
C.A tool used in foundry for cleaning of castings
D.A, L shaped metal accessory used in floor moulds to support hanging bodies of sand in cope
E.A device for removing foreign particles from sand
A.Raw materials required are cheap
B.No special tooling is required
C.There is no sophisticated technology involved
D.High degree of accuracy and surface finish
E.It can be conveniently adopted for heavy castings
A.Fidelity
B.Accuracy
C.Threshold sensitivity
D.Precision
E.Hysteresis
A.Pig iron and iron scrap
B.Iron ore
C.Cast steel
D.Steel ingots
E.Steel billets
A.The hole will become too large
B.The hole will become elliptical
C.The drilled hole will be normal
D.The hole will be rough
E.The hole will be smooth
A.5 elements
B.6 elements
C.7 elements
D.8 elements
E.9 elements
A.Good lubricant
B.Light in weight
C.Transparent
D.Harmless to operator and machine