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Unit R014 - Engineering Manufacture - Topic Area 1 - D

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Forming Processes

A blacksmith uses what engineering technique?

a)

Casting

b)

Forging

c)

Stereolithography

d)

Water jet cutting

2.

Forming Processes

Put these steps into the correct order for forging.

a)
b)
c)
d)
1)
2)
3)
4)
3.

Forming Processes

Forging creates products with a higher quality internal grain structure?

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Forming Processes

Forging can be done in 3 typical ways. Match the picture to the technique.

a)
1.

Open Die

b)
2.

Closed Die

c)
3.

Upsetting

5.

Forming Processes

Select the disadvantages of forging.

a)

Intense safety procedures need to be followed.

b)

Secondary operations are almost always required.

c)

The surface of forged metal is prone to rapid oxidisation.

d)

Forging gives a linear grain profile.

6.

Forming Processes

What does the animation show?

a)

Vacuum Forming

b)

Laser Sintering

c)

Press Forming

d)

Forging

7.

Forming Processes

Press forming is using a ​ (a)   force to ​ (b)   deform a material to match the size and shape of the ​ (c)  

Choose from the below words
pressing
plastically
die.
tensile
elastically
tap
8.

Forming Processes

This is the most common type of machine used when press forming. What is it called?

a)

Punch

b)

Pyramid Roll

c)

Press Brake

d)

Knibbler

9.

Forming Processes

Press brakes can be difficult to fully safe guard. What does the light beam guard actually do on this example?

a)

Make the danger area glow so you can see properly.

b)

Provide a red warning light.

c)

Cut the machines power if you step in the path of the light beams whilst it is running.

d)

Flash when the machine is in use and sound a warning claxon.

10.

Forming Processes

Press forming uses dies. What product form would you expect to be made from this die arrangement?

a)

b)

11.

Forming Processes

When press forming engineers have to take into account spring back. What is spring back?

a)

When the materials natural elasticity tries to return the form to it's original shape after working.

b)

The material bouncing away from the die.

c)

The press flexing under pressure when folding thick material.

d)

The die warping out of shape over time.

12.
Question Image

Forming Processes

Match the press forming tooling/features to the name.

a)
1.

Back Stop

b)
2.

Top Die

c)
3.

Foot Pedal

d)
4.

Bottom Die

e)
5.

Axis Control / E-Stop

13.

Forming Processes - A press brake can form simple bends or the dies can be designed to create a fully formed product like the tray in this example. What are the advantages of press forming?

a)

Dimensional accuracy is guaranteed by the mould.

b)

There are no risks to the operator when press forming

c)

Parts can be manufactured with high surface quality.

d)

Thin walled products can be produced with good rigidity.

14.

Forming Processes - Match the polymer based product to the process most likely used to create it.

a)
1.

Line Bender

b)
2.

Injection Moulding

c)
3.

Vacuum Formed

d)
4.

Rotationally Moulded

e)
5.

Extrusion

15.

Forming Processes - Strip heating of polymers is using a​ (a)   heated strip of ​ (b)   to ​ (c)   heat a plastic ​ (d)   The sheet at this localised point becomes ​ (e)   and flexible allowing it to be manipulated into other shapes and profiles.

Choose from the below words
thin
wire
locally
sheet.
malleable
16.

Forming Processes - This shows a basic strip heater. Put the steps into order for creating a simple 90 degree bend in a sheet of plastic.

a)

Ensure the area is ventilated.

b)

Turn on machine and allow the heating element to come to temperature.

c)

Mark the location of the bend line on the plastic.

d)

Clamp the plastic over the heated wire and leave until malleable.

e)

Raise the bend platform with the red arms to the desired angle.

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
17.

Forming Processes - The PPE and safety measures below are required when strip heating polymers. Match the picture to the name.

a)
1.

Extractor / Ventilation

b)
2.

Safety Glasses

c)
3.

No loose clothing etc.

d)
4.

Heat Resistant Gloves

e)
5.

Electrical Wiring Inspection

18.

Forming Processes - Vacuum forming uses what category material?

a)

Alloys

b)

Ceramics

c)

Thermoplastics

d)

Thermosetting Plastics

19.

Forming Processes -

Select the specific materials most appropriate for vacuum forming.

a)

Acrylic

b)

Urea Formaldehyde

c)

HIPS

d)

Melamine Formaldehyde

20.

Forming Processes -

Which of the steps below is not a part of the typical vacuum forming process?

a)

Feed plastic granules through a screw.

b)

Place plastic sheet under heaters.

c)

Remove air between sheet and pattern/mould.

d)

Trim away excess material.

21.

Forming Processes -

Put the pictures in order to show the sequence of steps when vacuum forming.

a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
22.

Forming Processes -

Select the vacuum formed product.

a)

b)

c)

d)

23.
Question Image

Forming Processes -

Match the close up Vacuum forming machine part to the name.

a)
1.

Heater

b)
2.

Platform Raiser

c)
3.

Sheet Clamps

d)
4.

Control Panel

e)
5.

Motor, pump and cylinder