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MP_1_Casting Process

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In________________ process molten metal is used to produce the products.

a)

Casting

b)

Forming

c)

Machining

d)

Welding

2.

In _________________ process wastage of material is high.

a)

Casting

b)

Forming

c)

Machining

d)

Welding

3.

For mounting several patterns at a time, following type of pattern is used

a)

Combined pattern

b)

Loose piece pattern

c)

Sweep pattern

d)

Match plate pattern

4.

Draft on pattern for casting is

a)

Shrinkage allowance

b)

Identification number marked on it

c)

Taper to facilitate its removal from mould

d)

Increase in size of cavity due shaking of pattern

5.

In order to facilitate with draw of pattern

a)

Pattern is made smooth

b)

Water is applied on pattern surface

c)

Allowance are made on pattern

d)

Draft is provided on pattern

6.

Least shrinkage allowance is provided in the case of following

a)

Brass

b)

Aluminium

c)

Cast iron

d)

Steel

7.

The taper provided on pattern to its easy and clean withdraw from the mould is called

a)

Taper allowance

b)

Distortion allowance

c)

Draft allowance

d)

Pattern allowance

8.

The draft allowance on the patterns is provided in order to

a)

Provide good of air in the sand molding

b)

Provide for distortion that might take place

c)

Remove the pattern easily from the molding

d)

Increase the strength of the molding

9.

The draft allowance on metallic pattern in comparison to wooden ones

a)

Same

b)

More

c)

Less

d)

None of the above

10.

Which of the following materials has more shrinkage allowance

a)

Cast iron

b)

Brass

c)

Lead

d)

Aluminum alloy

11.

Which of the following provides and added projection on a pattern and forms a seat to support and locate the core in the mould

a)

Mould print

b)

Core print

c)

Drag

d)

Cope

12.

Loose piece pattern are

a)

A sort of split pattern

b)

Used when the pattern cannot be drawn from the mould

c)

Similar to core prints

d)

Never used in foundry work

13.

Wood for pattern is considered dry when moisture content is

a)

Zero percent

b)

5%

c)

Less than 15%

d)

Less than 25%

14.

Shrinkage allowance is made by

a)

Adding to external and internal dimensions

b)

Subtracting from external and internal dimensions

c)

Subtracting from external dimensions and adding to internal dimension

d)

Adding to external dimension and subtracting from internal dimensions

15.

The material of pattern in the case of investment casting is

a)

Thermosetting resin

b)

Special plastic

c)

Synthetic sand

d)

Wax

16.

For gray cast iron, the pattern shrinkage allowance is of the order of


a)

2 to 5 mm/m

b)

5 to 7 mm/m

c)

7 to 10.5 mm/m

d)

10.5 to 13.5 mm/m

17.

Color scheme is employed on pattern in order to identify the

a)

Pattern allowance

b)

Cope and drag

c)

Location of core print

d)

None of the above

18.

Blue color on the pattern is marked for

a)

Machined surface

b)

Unfinished surfaces

c)

Loose piece pattern

d)

Never used in pattern making operation

19.

For gray cast iron, the volumetric shrinkage is of the order of


a)

6% - 5%

b)

5% - 3.5%

c)

3.5% - 2.5%

d)

1.9% to negative value

20.

In general, the draft on casting is of the order of


a)

1 – 5 mm/m

b)

5 – 10 mm/m

c)

10 – 15 mm/m

d)

15 – 20 mm/m

21.

The pattern in the cast of machine molding are mounted on

a)

Match plates

b)

Molding boards

c)

Follow boards

d)

Steel table

22.

The allowances to be provided in disposable pattern are

a)

Shrinkage and finish

b)

Distortion

c)

Draft

d)

Shake

23.

Match plate patterns are mostly used in

a)

Green sand molding

b)

Loam molding

c)

Dry sand molding

d)

Machine molding

24.

The following pattern is used for very large castings

a)

Solid pattern

b)

Cope and drag pattern

c)

Skeleton pattern

d)

Split pattern

25.

Surface to be machined are marked on the pattern by the following colour

a)

Red

b)

Yellow

c)

Black

d)

Green

26.

The allowance provided on pattern so that it can be easily withdraw from the mould is

a)

Raping

b)

Shrinking

c)

Draft

d)

Machining

27.

The allowance on pattern in account of shrinkage should be

a)

Negative

b)

Positive

c)

Zero

d)

None of the above

28.

The allowance on pattern in account of rapping should be

a)

Negative

b)

Positive

c)

Zero

d)

None of the above

29.

Metal pattern are used for


a)

Precision castings

b)

Small castings

c)

Large castings

d)

Mass production of castings

30.

One of the important advantages of metal patterns over wooden pattern is that

a)

It is readily available

b)

It is easy to make

c)

Useful in machine molding

d)

Less costly

31.

The most common wood used for pattern is


a)

Devokar

b)

Plywood

c)

Teak

d)

Mahogany

32.

The pattern most suitable for mass production of small castings are

a)

Match plate pattern

b)

Split pattern

c)

Skelton pattern

d)

Single piece

33.

The pattern are made to be larger than the size of the castings required to compensate for the

a)

Shrinkage of casting during cooling

b)

Shrinkage of molding during casting

c)

Porosity of sand

d)

Moisture in sand

34.

All the patterns are subject to wear due to

a)

Ramming and rapping

b)

Shrinkage of metals

c)

Distortion

d)

Heat of molten metal

35.

Match plate patterns are generally used in

a)

Green sand molding

b)

Pit molding

c)

Machine molding

d)

Bench molding

36.

A bell may cast by using the


a)

Split pattern

b)

Segmental pattern

c)

Skelton pattern

d)

Sweep pattern

37.

Sweep patterns are used for

a)

Circular shaped objects

b)

Elliptical shaped objects

c)

Rectangular shaped objects

d)

Large shaped objects

38.

Draft allowance is provided for a pattern to

a)

Avoid injury to edges of the mould

b)

Avoid distortion of mould

c)

Provide enough stock for machining

d)

Provide better finish

39.

The pattern allowance with a slight taper on all vertical surface is known as


a)

Draft

b)

Distortion

c)

Rapping

d)

Mould wall movement

40.

The shrinkage allowance of brass and cast iron per meter are 14 mm and 10 mm respectively. If a cast iron pattern is to be used to produce brass casting then the shrinkage allowance per meter of master pattern is


a)

14 mm

b)

1.4 mm

c)

24 mm

d)

4 mm

41.

The shrinkage allowance for brass per 100 mm is

a)

2.4 mm

b)

5.4 mm

c)

1 mm

d)

1.4 mm

42.

Cam shaft for automotive is manufactured by

a)

Casting

b)

Forging

c)

Extrusion

d)

Rolling

43.

Which of the following is not a casting process_________.

a)

shell process

b)

Extrusion

c)

Semi-centrifuge method

d)

Slush process

44.

The mould is housed in a____.

a)

Flask

b)

Cope

c)

Drag

d)

Cheek

45.

A big advantage of using synthetic sand in foundry shop is that

a)

It is less costly

b)

Its properties can be controlled easily

c)

It possesses high moisture

d)

It possesses high % of clay

46.

Casting process is preferred for parts having________.

a)

A few details

b)

Many details

c)

No details

d)

Non-symmetrical shape

47.

Cope in foundry practice refers to_________________

a)

Bottom half of molding box

b)

Top of molding box

c)

Middle potion of the molding box

d)

Coating on the mould face

48.

In sand molding, the middle part of joining two flask is called_________.

a)

Coupe

b)

Parting line

c)

Drag

d)

Flask-middle

49.

In sand molding the bottom part of the flask is called________.

a)

Cope

b)

Cheek

c)

Drag

d)

Flask bottom

50.

In _________________ process wastage of material is high.

a)

Casting

b)

Forming

c)

Machining

d)

Welding