Non-Permanent Joining Processes

What is a non-permeant joining method in engineering?

• A temporary joint that can be dismantled without breaking the assembled parts

• A fixed joint can't be dismantled without breaking the assembled parts

• A temporary joint that can't be dismantled without breaking the assembled parts

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Select the non-permeant joining process in engineering?

• Shrink Fitting

• Brazing

• Welding

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Select the non-permeant joining process in engineering?

• Soldering

• Brazing

• Crimping

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Name the hand tool that is used to manually carry out crimping?

• A soldering iron

• A metal guillotine

• A 5x blade sheet metal crimper

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Select one advantage of adhesive bonding?

• It requires careful surface preparation

• It is time consuming

• It can fill gaps and voids

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What are the two types of metal working screws?

• Pins and Nails

• Self-tapping and Self-drilling

• Nuts and Bolts

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Name the three components needed to join a piece of sheet metal using the process bolting?

• Bolt, Nail and Washer

• Screw, Nut and Washer

• Bolt, Nut and Washer

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Select two parts of a screw?

• Bolt and Point

• Bolt and Thread

• Thread and Tip

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Select the permanent joining process in engineering?

• Shrink Fitting

• Crimping

• Brazing

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What is crimping commonly used for?

• Lids on metal food cans

• Fittings in gear wheels

• Rotating parts for turbines

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