Foundry Operations and Safety Practices

The video tutorial covers various aspects of foundry processes, including making molds and cores, melting and pouring metal, and finishing products. It discusses foundry operations, health hazards, and the differences between heat exhaustion and heat stroke. The video also explores the work environment, facility structures, material handling, and production equipment in foundries. Safety practices, including the use of PPE and maintenance, are highlighted to ensure safe operations.

What is the primary purpose of making a mould and core in foundry processes?

• To create a cavity for shaping metal

• To cool down the metal

• To dispose of waste

• To transport metal

Which of the following is a health hazard commonly found in foundries?

• High humidity

• Low temperatures

• Excessive noise

• Bright lighting

What is the role of conveyors in foundries?

• To transport materials

• To cool down products

• To shape metal

• To melt metal

Which equipment is used for handling molten metal in foundries?

• Sand mill

• Tumbler

• Sifter

• Ladle

What is the purpose of LOTO procedures in foundries?

• To lock and tag out equipment for safety

• To lubricate machinery

• To lift heavy objects

• To light up the workspace

Why is PPE important in foundries?

• To enhance productivity

• To ensure worker safety

• To improve product quality

• To reduce noise levels