Pretest 2.2 Type B

What is the definition of Turning according to (Groover, 2020)? 

• Turning is a machining process in which a single point cutting tool removes material from the surface of a rotating workpiece 

• Turning is a machining process in which a multiple point cutting tool removes material from the surface of a rotating workpiece   

• Turning is a machining process in which a single point cutting tool removes material from the surface of a stationary workpiece 

• Turning is a machining process in which a multiple point cutting tool removes material from the surface of a stationary workpiece   

What is the axis of turning operation that is perpendicular to the workpiece?  

• X axis  

• Y axis  

• Z axis  

• X and Z axis 

Which of the following defines spindle speed correctly? 

• The rotational speed of the workpiece (rpm)  

• The rotational speed of the spindle (rpm)  

• The surface speed of the workpiece (m/min)  

• The surface speed of the cutting tool (m/min)

What type of feed rate is used during feeding or forming parts?

• Cutting feed rate  

• Lead-in feed rate

• Lead-out feed rate

• Turning Feed rate 

Which one of the following is not the benefit of using Autodesk CAM Ultimate?

• Provides various techniques. 

• Improves design quality.

• Machining errors can be detected by simulating the process. 

• Provides only one feature. 

Which toolpath cannot be generated by Autodesk CAM Ultimate?

• Laser Cutting  

• Turning  

• Milling 

• Sawing

What kind of operation is shown in the picture?

• Facing 

• Grooving 

• Cut off 

• Single Grooving 

True or False:

Finishing is a process to create a smooth surface after roughing.

• True 

• False 

Which operation can be performed by this tool?

• Facing 

• Sawing 

• Grooving 

• Profile Finishing 

Tool movements in the Grooving operation are generally ……. to the workpiece while the tool movements on profile roughing are ……. to the workpiece. 

• Perpendicular and Parallel   

• Perpendicular and Vertical 

• Parallel and Horizontal 

• Vertical and Horizontal