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Quality management 3 sem

Total questions: 61

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The major load used in rock well C hardness test is

a)

100kg

b)

200kg

c)

150kg

d)

60kg

2.

The major load used in rock well B hardness test is

a)

100kg

b)

200kg

c)

150kg

d)

60kg

3.

The indentor used in rockwell B hardness test is

a)

Diamond pyramid

b)

Diamond cone

c)

Hardened steel ball

d)

l

Diamond ball

4.

The indentor used in rockwell C hardness test is

a)

Diamond pyramid

b)

Diamond cone

c)

Hardened steel ball

d)

Diamond ball

5.

Resistance of the metal to plastic deformation usually by indentation is called

a)

Hardness

b)

Heating

c)

Cooling

d)

cutting

6.

The major load & minor load is concerned with

a)

Rockwell Hardness Testing

b)

Vicker

c)

Brinell

d)

shore

7.

Hardness checking by considering the rebound of a hammer is

a)

Shore scleroscope

b)

vicker method

c)

brinell method

8.

Hardness of rubber can be checked by

a)

rock well

b)

vicker

c)

Shore scleroscope

d)

brinell

9.

The indentor --------size used in rockwell B hardness tester

a)

1/12”

b)

2/8”

c)

1/6”

d)

5/8”

10.

The angle of a indentern used in rockwell C hardness tester ia

a)

120°

b)

118°

c)

135°

d)

150°

11.

Hardness can be checked by

a)

Indentation

b)

image method

c)

instrument method

12.

Resistance of the metal to plastic deformation usually by indentation is called

a)

testing of forms

b)

density checking

c)

Hardness

d)

area checking

13.

HRC stands for----

a)

Hardness rockwell C scale

b)

Hardeness rockwell B scale

c)

Hardeness rockwell A scale

d)

Hardeness rockwell D scale

14.

HRB stands for ----

a)

Hardness in Rockwell ‘C’ Scale

b)

Hardness in Rockwell 'A’ Scale

c)

Hardness in Rockwell ‘B’ Scale

d)

Hardness in Rockwell ‘D’ Scale

15.

HB stands for ------

a)

Hardness in Brinell tester

b)

Hardness in Vicker tester

c)

Hardness in rock well tester

d)

shore method

16.

HV stands for ------

a)

scleroscope

b)

Hardness in Vicker tester

c)

Hardness in rock well tester

d)

Shore method

17.

Hardness of drill bit usually checked by ----------

a)

Vickers

b)

Brinell

c)

shore method

d)

rockwell method

18.

Hardness of cupper alone checked by ---------

a)

Brinell

b)

Vicker

c)

rockwell

d)

Scratch method

19.

Brinell hardness testing method -------indenter -------- sizes are used

a)

Hard steel ball & dia 1mm

b)

diamond cone & 145deg

c)

Hard steel ball dia 50mm

d)

Hard steel ball dia 80mm

20.

Vicker testing method diamond indenter angle is

a)

136 deg

b)

145 deg

c)

121 deg

d)

90 deg

21.

What are the 3 main type o f Hardness measurement

a)

1 .Scratch hardness 2.Heat resistant hardness 3.Hand pressure hardness

b)

Pin point hardness 2.Hammer resistant hardness 3.Hand pressure hardness

c)

a. .Scratchhardness 2 Indentationhardness 3. Reboundhardness

d)
  1. Scratch hardness 2.Heat resistant hardness 3.Leg pressure hardness
22.

When two light waves are combined, in such a way that the crest of one coincides

with the trough of the other, they are out of phase by

a)

360 deg

b)

120 deg

c)

180 deg

d)

90 deg

23.

When two light waves are out of phases by 180 the result will be

a)

troughs coincide

b)

double magnitude

c)

darkness

d)

crests coincide

24.

When two light waves are in phase the result will be--

a)

brightness

b)

darkness

c)

double magnitud

25.

A ray having single frequency and wavelength produces

a)

monochromatic light

b)

ordinary light

c)

bright band

d)

sun light

26.

If both the waves having same amplitude are in phase the resultant intensity will be

a)

twice

b)

zero

c)

one

d)

none

27.

If both the waves having same amplitude are out of phase the resultant intensity will

be

a)

twice

b)

zero

c)

one

d)

none

28.

If the path difference between the reflected rays is odd multiple of half wave length,

_______ band will be observed

a)

bright

b)

dark

c)

nil

d)

colour

29.

f the path difference between the reflected rays is even multiple of half wave length,

_______ will be observed

a)

bright

b)

dark

c)

nil

d)

colour

30.

The light source not used for checking with optical flat is

a)

neon

b)

cadmium

c)

sunlight

d)

mercury

31.

If the angle between the optical flat and work is too large then fringes

a)

will be closely spaced

b)

spacing will be more

c)

will be straight

d)

will be straight

32.

Optical flat of type A has

a)

single flat working surface

b)

both working surface flat

c)

has all surfaces flat

d)

none

33.

Optical flat of type B has

a)

single flat working surface

b)

both working surface flat

c)

has all surfaces flat

d)

none

34.

While checking flatness with optical flat each fringe constitutes

a)

two bright & one dark band

b)

one bright & one dark band

c)

two bright & two

dark band

d)

one bright & two dark

band

35.

A series of alternate bright and dark bands produced by optical flats are known as

a)

interference bands

b)

colour bands

c)

ordinary band

d)

monochromatic band

36.

If the angle between the optical flat and work is too less then fringes

a)

will be closely spaced

b)

spacing will be more

c)

will be straight

d)

will be curved

37.

The instrument used to check the length of a slip gauge is

a)

autocollimator

b)

interferometer

c)

dial indicaotr

d)

optical flat

38.

Wavelength is represented by the symbol

a)

Ø

b)

λ

c)

d)

β

39.

The phenomenon of interaction of light is called

a)

sea area

b)

interference

c)

rainbow

d)

clouds

40.

If the optical flat is wrung to the surface being checked, we will observe

a)

no fringes

b)

more fringes

c)

straight band

d)

concave fringes

41.

Optical flats are made of

a)

Quartz

b)

wood

c)

plastic

d)

iron

42.

While checking with an optical flat, alternate light and straight bands denotes

a)

concave surface

b)

Flatness

c)

no flat surface

d)

convex surface

43.

Bands curving towards reference edge

a)

(Concave surface

b)

Convex surface

c)

flat surface

44.

Bands curving away from reference edge--------

a)

flat surface

b)

concave surface

c)

Convex surface

45.

Straight bands-----------------

a)

flat surface

b)

irregular surface

c)

concave surface

d)

convex sruface

46.

Odd multiple of half wave length-------

a)

in phase

b)

out of phase

47.

Even multiple of half wavelength--------

a)

in phasae

b)

Out of phase

48.

Alternate light & dark, straight, parallel & equally spaced bands are produced by optical flat if the surface is

a)

flat surface

b)

concave surface

c)

convex suface

d)

perfectly flat surface

49.

While checking with an optical flat, a convex surface will be seen with-------

a)

1. bands curving away from reference edge

b)

bands curving inside of the surface

c)

no bands

50.

When two light waves are out of phase by 180° the effect is that-----

a)

no bands

b)

waves get cancelled

c)

bands uniform gab

51.

While checking with an optical flat if bands are curving away for more reference edge the surface is-----

a)

flat surface

b)

con cave surface

c)

convex surface

52.

If the angle between the optical flat and work is too less then fringes------

a)

1. bands curving away from reference edge

b)

will be closely spaced

c)

no fringes

53.

Condition of a surface where an element of a surface or an axis is a straight line termed as

a)

flatness

b)

straightness

c)

perpendicularity

d)

parallel surface

54.

Simplest instrument used to check straightness of a small surface is ____

a)

tri square

b)

spirit level

c)

straight edge

d)

slip gauge

55.

Straightness of a large surface plate is checked by

a)

autocollimator

b)

spirit level

c)

length bar

d)

straight edge

56.

Surface can be considered to be composed of an infinitely large

a)

number of lines

b)

number of points

c)

flat surfae

57.

Whilecheckingflatnesswithopticalflateachadjacentfringerepresentsachangeinheightof

a)

½λ

b)

a. λ

c)

a. 1½λ

d)

58.

If the optical flat is wrung to the surface being checked we will observe

a)

a. Staight Fringes

b)

a. No Fringes

c)

a. More number of Fringes

d)

less number of Fringes

59.

the low point of waives

a)

a. trough

b)

a. wavelength

c)

a. crest

d)

amplitude

60.

Simplest method of checking flatness is by comparing with a

a)

surface plate

b)

straight edge

c)

slip gauge

d)

tri square

61.

Condition of a surface having all elements in one plane is termed as

a)

flatness

b)

straight ness

c)

parallel surface

d)

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