The purpose of sometimes adding exothermic materials to sand is
A.To heat the sand
B.To heat the core
C.To dry the mould
D.To produce directional solidification by the generation of heat
E.To produce chilled surfaces
A.To heat the sand
B.To heat the core
C.To dry the mould
D.To produce directional solidification by the generation of heat
E.To produce chilled surfaces
A.Inside caliper
B.Outside caliper
C.Trammel
D.Odd-leg caliper
E.Vernier caliper
A.Brittle materials
B.Hard material
C.Tough material
D.Ductile material
E.Non-ferrous material
A.Using too high welding current
B.Using too low welding current
C.Low voltage
D.High voltage
E.None of the above
A.One lathe
B.By dies
C.By tap
D.By rolling
A.Arithmetical progression
B.Geometrical progression
C.Square progression
D.Cubical progression
E.Random members
A.Mild steel
B.Marble
C.Slate
D.Soft cast iron
E.Hard alloys
A.Lead
B.Zinc
C.Gold
D.Copper
E.Tungsten
A.Admiralty alloy
B.Babbit metal
C.Brass
D.Bronze
E.Bell metal
A.Poor base metal
B.Low welding current
C.High welding current
D.Wrong size of electrode
E.None of the above