Green sand moulds are
A.Green in colour
B.Painted with green paint
C.Made out of green coloured sand
D.Made from damp moulding sand
E.Skin dried moulds
A.Green in colour
B.Painted with green paint
C.Made out of green coloured sand
D.Made from damp moulding sand
E.Skin dried moulds
A.Form trade mark of company on castings
B.Produce castings with specific surface design
C.Form seat to support and hold the core
D.Direct the flow of molten material during pouring
E.Reinforce the core to withstand the force of buoyancy of molten metal
A.25 mm thick
B.40 mm thick
C.50 mm thick
D.75 mm thick
E.100 mm thick
A.To produce chilled surface
B.To produce sound casting
C.To provide desired recesses in casting
D.To enable easy removal of pattern
E.To permit uniform flow of metal during moulding
A.In arc welding using a.c. current
B.In arc welding using d.c. current
C.In gas welding
D.In thermit welding
E.In MIG welding
A.Cutting speed
B.Feed
C.Depth of cut
D.Material of tool
E.Work piece materials and tool geometry
A.2-8 percent
B.10-25 percent
C.25-40 percent
D.40-50 percent
E.50-65 percent
A.Pattern material
B.Type of mould
C.Moulding sand characteristics
D.Pouring temperature
E.Buoyancy effect of molten material
A.Steel scale
B.Micrometer
C.Vernier caliper
D.Vernier dial gauge
E.Optical projector
A.Hammering
B.Casting
C.Swaging
D.Upset-forging
E.Roll forging