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Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 3hrs 20mins
austenite has maximum solubility in what percent of carbon
2.14
4.15
6.27
3.65
Below are material removal processes except for
Turning
Forging
Drilling
Milling
Quenching is ...
heating the steel alloy to a sufficiently high temperature to soften it, and remove internal stresses
heating the steel alloy to a high temperature and rapidly cooing it, which hardens it but also makes it brittle
moderately heating the finished steel alloy to remove some of the internal stresses and make it softer and less brittle
storing the steel alloy at room temperature for a long period of time to cure it
Property‑enhancing processes are performed to improve mechanical or physical properties of work material
True
False
What is a Composite Material
A material made from only one base constituent
An organic material
A material made from only two or more base constituents
A material that can be recycled
What is the straight line equation?
ax2 + bx + c = 0
Y = mx + c
The phase mixture of Ferrite and Cementite is …...
cementite
pearlite
ferrite
austenite
Steel is ...
a man made mixture of iron with small amounts of other elements added called an alloy
a natural ore including iron and other elements found in the earths crust
a modern material developed after the industrial revolution
an alloy which can be found in the earths crust
What type of projection is shown on the right?
Sketch
Isometric
Orthographic
Oblique
Tempering is ...
heating the steel alloy to a sufficiently high temperature to soften it, and remove built in stresses
heating the steel alloy to a high temperature and rapidly cooling it, which hardens it but also makes it brittle
moderately heating the finished steel alloy to remove some of the internal stresses and make it softer and less brittle
storing the steel alloy at room temperature for a long period of time in order to cure it
Martensite is
Soft
Ductile
Annealed
Hard
6. Which of the following represents a centre-line?
A
B
C
D
What happens when thermosetting polymers are heated?
They become soft
They are deformed
They become rigid
All of the above
What does the British standard BS 8888 cover?
Engineering drawings and technical product documentation
Electrical installation
Graphical symbols and flow charts
Welding and fabrication symbols
Title blocks are necessary. Why? (2 Answers)
To provide a place to put your username when creating the drawing sheet.
To identify the general details that go along with a particular part.
To identify the drawing.
To have a consistent method of documenting the revision before being manufactured.
Which of these is the correct BS symbol for First Angle Projection?
In a title block, this abbreviation documents how many times the drawing has been changed.
MFG
QA
DWG NO
REV
What does ISO stand for when looking at conventional drawings?
Institute for Standards
International Science Organisation
International Standards Organisation
Independent Standards Organisation
Stress strain curve is shown below. Beyond point B, metal undergoes
less elastic deformation and more plastic deformation
only elastic deformation
more elastic deformation and less plastic deformation
only plastic deformation
Find the length of side y.
22.32 cm
36.5 cm
76.34 cm
87.76 cm
What angle(s) do you use to draw an Isometric drawing?
30/30 degrees
45 degrees
90 degrees
45/45 degrees
units for work are
newtons
joules
meters
seconds
What is meant by the work hardening process?
Ductile materials are deformed plastically at temperatures below crystalline temperatures which increases strength and hardness of the material
Ductile materials are deformed plastically at temperatures above crystalline temperatures which increases strength and hardness of the material
Ductile materials are deformed plastically at crystalline temperatures which increases strength and hardness of the material
None of the above
Which one of the following is true of cold drawn low
carbon steel as compared with hot drawn?
A
B
C
D
7cm
8.3cm
6.9cm
6.2cm
Which equation relates force, acceleration and mass?
Tick all that are correct (2 Answers)
F=ma
F=am
a=mF
a=Fm
Two factors that determine work are (2 Answers)
force
acceleration
mass
distance
velocity
units of force are
newtons
grams
joules
meters
What term defines the moment of force applied when using a tap wrench
Torque
Threading
Tapping
Couple
Which testing method is used to determine the toughness of a material
Tensile
Indentation
Charpy notch
Fatigue
if you push a cart with a force of 60 N for 2 m... how much work have you done
120 J
30 J
120 N
30 N
The table shows the thermal conductivity of four common metal alloys. Which one would be the most suitable for manufacturing a heat shield?
A
B
C
D
A quality product is best described as
Expensive
Fit for purpose
A well known brand
Has a 3 year warranty
A steel block sitting on a steel plate requires 20 N to move it across the plate. If the normal force between the block and the plate is 95 N, calculate the coefficient of friction ( μ )
Formula: μ = normal force (n)frictional force (f)
4.75
0.211
1900
0.47
What process enhances the corrosion resistance of aluminium by thickening its oxide layer
Phosphating
Tin Plating
Galvanising
Anodising
Which type of test uses a hardened 10mm diameter steel ball?
Hardness
Impact Test
Tensile Test
Fatigue Test
Which heat treatment process produces steel in its most malleable condition
Annealing
Hardening
Normalising
Tempering
Referring to the table shown, what thread size would we get when an 8.50 drill is used
10.0
8.0
6.80
15.50
