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Forging, Press working, Powder Metallurgy ,heat treatmentQuiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 30mins

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Class
Date
1.

In which operation is a portion of sheet cut and bent without removal?

a)

Blanking

b)

Piercing

c)

Lancing

d)

Slitting

2.

Curling is a type of:

a)

Bending operation

b)

Piercing operation

c)

Cutting operation

d)

Drawing operation

3.

Pilot is used in dies for:

a)

Removing workpiece

b)

Locating pre-pierced holes accurately

c)

Removing burrs

d)

Stopping sheet length

4.

The part of the press tool fitted on the ram is:

a)

Die

b)

Punch

c)

Bolster

d)

Stop

5.

Roll forging produces:

a)

Varying cross-section

b)

Constant cross-section

c)

Thin sheets

d)

Hollow tubes

6.

Drop forging uses:

a)

Open dies

b)

Closed dies

c)

Flat dies

d)

None of these

7.

The process of forming metal by compressive force is called:

a)

Casting

b)

Welding

c)

Forging

d)

Extrusion

8.

In drawing, the heated metal:

a)

Length increases, cross-section decreases

b)

Length decreases, cross-section increases

c)

Both length and cross-section increase

d)

Remains unchanged

9.

The drive that converts rotary motion into reciprocating motion in a mechanical press is:

a)

Crank and connecting rod

b)

Gear drive

c)

Belt drive

d)

Chain drive

10.

A progressive die performs:

a)

One operation at a time

b)

Two or more operations in sequence in each stroke

c)

All operations simultaneously

d)

Only bending

11.

What is the primary purpose of the sintering step in powder metallurgy?

a)

To compress the powder into a green compact

b)

To heat the compact to bond the particles metallurgically

c)

To infiltrate the pores with a lower melting point metal

d)

To achieve the final dimensional accuracy

12.

The 'green compact' in powder metallurgy refers to the part:

a)

After it has been sintered

b)

After it has been infiltrated with another metal

c)

After it has been compressed but before sintering

d)

That is made from ceramic powders

13.

The reduction method for powder production is primarily used for:

a)

High melting point metals like tungsten and molybdenum

b)

Very hard metals like titanium

c)

Low melting point metals like lead

d)

Copper

14.

A part made by powder metallurgy is likely to have good:

a)

Ductility

b)

Damping capacity

c)

Hardness

d)

Weldability

15.

The reduction process for making iron powder typically uses which gas to reduce iron oxide?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Nitrogen

c)

Hydrogen

d)

Carbon dioxide

16.

What is the primary purpose of heat treatment?

a)

To increase the size of the material

b)

To alter the physical and mechanical properties of a material

c)

To reduce the weight of the material

d)

To change the color of the material

17.

Annealing is primarily used to:

a)

Increase hardness

b)

Relieve internal stresses

c)

Reduce ductility

d)

Increase brittleness

18.

Hardening involves:

a)

Heating and slow cooling

b)

Heating and rapid cooling

c)

Cooling without heating

d)

Heating only

19.

In the iron-carbon equilibrium diagram, what is the eutectoid point?

a)

0.8% carbon at 723°C

b)

2.0% carbon at 1000°C

c)

0.2% carbon at 500°C

d)

1.5% carbon at 900°C

20.

Normalizing is different from annealing because it involves:

a)

Slower cooling

b)

Faster cooling in air

c)

No cooling

d)

Heating only