- The document provides information on various manufacturing and engineering terms, processes, and concepts. It defines terms like galvanizing, robots, welding electrodes, and defines various welding and joining processes.
- It also discusses measurements, tools, and safety topics like industrial hygiene and hazardous situations. Key manufacturing steps like casting, forging, and machining operations are outlined.
- Materials, their properties, and common production methods are also covered at a high level.
- The document provides information on various manufacturing and engineering terms, processes, and concepts. It defines terms like galvanizing, robots, welding electrodes, and defines various welding and joining processes.
- It also discusses measurements, tools, and safety topics like industrial hygiene and hazardous situations. Key manufacturing steps like casting, forging, and machining operations are outlined.
- Materials, their properties, and common production methods are also covered at a high level.
- The document provides information on various manufacturing and engineering terms, processes, and concepts. It defines terms like galvanizing, robots, welding electrodes, and defines various welding and joining processes.
- It also discusses measurements, tools, and safety topics like industrial hygiene and hazardous situations. Key manufacturing steps like casting, forging, and machining operations are outlined.
- Materials, their properties, and common production methods are also covered at a high level.
used in the manufacture of office pins • (mass production method) • Magnetite has the chemical formula ------------- ----------- • (Fe3O4) • Forge welding temperature for steel is---------------------- • (1275----------------------—1400ᵒC) • Galvanising is the coating of steel with-------------------- • Zinc • Aluminium has---------------- • (good electrical conductivity) • Aluminium is --------------------- • (highly ductile) Acid iron is impure iron of -------------- content, which may be refined to ---- ------------ by an ---- • (low phosphorous, steel, acid process) • Production factories have -------- number of layouts •4 • A robot is a machine capable of performing a sequence of operations without ---------- • (human control) • ----------- is a common harmful gas in an industry • (carbon monoxide) • The first step in the steel making process is the removal of ---------- • (sulphur) • Electrode is used in welding process to ------------ • (stabilize the arc) • In casting process cavities are created using ----------- • (core) • The most economical method of production is ------- production method • (flow line) • Pure aluminium has a ------------ • (very low strength) • The air pressure (blast) at the hearth in a blacksmith forge should be from ---to----water column • (150 to 200mm) • The length of the handle of a blacksmith tong varies from ----to----- • (475 to 650mm) • In upsetting operation ----and ---- upsetting are sometimes called heading • (head and central) • The anvil has 4 feet at its base which stand to secure it to its foundation with the aid of -------or ---- • (straps or spikes) • ----------- and ---------- are the two types of chiselling processes employed in hand forging • (notching and cutting off) • The meter is defined as equal to ------ ----------- • (1,650,763.73) • The main joining processes are -------- ---- • (brazing, • soldering, • welding, • adhesive joining, • mechanical joining) • Soldering and brazing are examples of ------- manufacturing process • (permanent joining) • The length of a sledge hammer ranges from ---- to ---- • (700 to 900mm) • The weight of a sledge hammer varies from ----------to ---------- • (2kg to 10kg) • Chisels for cutting hot metal are ground to an angle of ------ while that for cutting cold metals are ground to an angle of ------- • (30 to 45ᵒC, 60 to 80ᵒC) • In forge welding operation, the lower the content of steel and alloying element, the higher the ------and the more ----------the metal • (welding temperature, weldable) • Welding processes are used to produce joints which are at least equal in -------to that of the material from which the constituent parts are made called the ----------- • (strenth, parent metals or materials) • The hand hammers weigh from ---- to----, the handles have a length of --- to---- • (0.5kg to 1.5kg, 350 to 400mm) • In solid phase welding, the application of pressure to induce----is usually necessary • (plastic flow) • In arc welding, the temperature in the arc column may vary from----at the outside surface to ------on the inside or even higher depending on the nature of the arc plasma and the current flowing through it • (5000ᵒC, 30,000ᵒC) • Some welding machines have the capability of using both a.c and d.c currents by the use of a -------- • (selection switch) • Arc blow is more prevalent in ------ and is generally absent in ---------- • (d.c welding, a.c welding) • In d.c arc welding, when uncoated electrode are used, there is difficulty in maintaining a steady arc, the weld is -------, possessing little or no strength, and weld appearance ------ • (porous, is poor) • Welding processes may be classified into---,---,---,and--- • (Electyric arc welding, • Electric resistance welding, • Gas welding, • Solid phase welding ) • --------------------is the coating of steel with zinc • (Galvanising) • --------------is an impure iron of low phosphorous content which may be refined to steel by an acid process • (Acid iron) • --------------is a machine capable of performing a sequence of operations without human control • (a robot) • In --- molten filler metal is drawn by capillary attraction into the space between the closely adjascent surfaces of the parent metal • brazing • -----------is used in welding process to stabilize the arc • (electrode) • In -----------process cavities are created using core (casting) • In ----- operation head and central upsetting are sometimes called heading • (upsetting) • The------- has 4 feet at its base which stand to secure it to its foundation with the aid of straps or spikes • (anvil) • notching and cutting off are the two types of ----------processes employed in------------- • (chiselling, hand forging ) • In ---- welding, the application of pressure to induce plastic flow is usually necessary • (solid phase) • ----------are used to produce joints which are at least equal in strenth to that of the material from which the constituent parts are made called the parent metals or materials • (Welding processes) • In --------, the temperature in the arc column may vary from 5000ᵒC at the outside surface to 30,000ᵒC on the inside or even higher depending on the nature of the arc plasma and the current flowing through it • (arc welding) • -------is more prevalent in d.c welding and is generally absent in a.c welding • (Arc blow) • In--------, when uncoated electrode are used, there is difficulty in maintaining a steady arc, the weld is porous, possessing little or non strength, and weld appearance is poor • (d.c arc welding) • A joining process involves bringing two or more separate parts into --- or --- in order to act as one member • Permanent or temporary • A.c welding transformers are either --- or --- • Air cooled or oil cooled • Arc welding machines deliver low voltage in the range of about --- and high current of about --- • 20 ------100volts • 50------500amps • SMMAW electrodes are manufactured principally by --- and ---is also used • Extruding, dipping • In gas welding, the flux acts as a --- which improves the yield quality and makes welding --- • Deoxidizer • easier • Rutile which is naturally ocuring metal is made up of about --- • 88 – 94% of titanium oxide (TiO2) • The structure of the oxiacetylene flame consist of essentially three zones, namely --- • Inner • Intermediate • Forward zones • Combustion gases are made up of --- • Fuel gases and oxygen • Two techniques of touch movement are used in gas welding, these are the --- technique • Leftward welding • Rightward welding • In brazing molten filler metal is drawn by --- into the space between the closely adjascent surfaces of the parent metal. • Capillary attraction • Soldering is a metal joining process in which union is effected between the parent metal by a layer of an ---at the filler/parent metal interface • Intermetallic compound • --- usually involve the use of elastrometric and synthetic resin-based ---to join similar and disimilar materials together • Adhesive bonding • adhesives • --- is a metal joining process in which union is effected between the parent metal by a layer of an intermetallic compound at the filler/parent metal interface • --- are made by using fastners, folded joints and forced fitting methods • Mechanical joints • Mechanical joints are made by using---,--- and --- • fastners, • folded joints and • forced fitting methods • A rivet is a fastening device which is secured by distortion or upsetting of the --- and --- • Shank and ends • Industrial hygiene is concerned with ---, ---, and --- • Identification, • Measurement • evaluation • --- is concerned with Identification, Measurement and evaluation • Industrial hygiene • The normal body temp of the human body is - -------at body temp...below...and above......man die • 37oc,32oc,42oc • Transformer-rectifer-type wielding machines also output dc voltage. A.C wielding transformer are either air-cooled or oil- cooled, oil cooling being used for----------------- • Higher current ratings • TIG • Tungsten- inert gas wielding • MIG • Metal inert gas weilding • ------- and ------up to about 0.5% carbon may be wielded by heating the two surfaces to be wielded to appropriate temp 1275-1400oc • Wrought iron and steels • Most accidents are preventable because they are caused by people through faulty behaviour or the creation • Hazardous situation • ---------is the comparison of the size of an object or the feature in an object with a legally defined unit or a standard value • An engineering measurement • The standard temp of measurement is • 20oc • The combination set is used for ------,----- and can be used as a ------------ • Checking angles, squareness,.......Depth guage • A copper sulphate solution called ---------- is commonly used for coating iron and steel • Blue Vitriol • The dimensioning of a work-piece with reference to a datum may be done in two ways, which are by the --------- and the --------- • Floating datum method and the fixed datum method • Surface plates come in various sizes. A particular size is ----------- X ------- and -------- thick • 600mm X 600mm, 1300mm • The --------- is used for producing long straight lines which are beyond the scope of conventional measuring equipment • Chalkline • The deviation from the required geometrical from could be manifested by error of straightness, ------------ or cylindricity, concentricity, ------------ or squaredness, parallelism or symmetry • Circularity, Perpendicularity • ------------- is a group of processes in which a part is shaped by bulk plastic flow of material • Metal forming process • ------------- are used for cutting sheet metal • Tinsnips • The trend towards minimizing human effort by mechanical means in all operations concerning the production of a part of product is --------------- • Mechanization • In ------------ production shop, manufacture is carried out only when customers places an order • Jobbing • ------------ Workshops are where essentially repairs are carried out • Maintenance • ---------- and -------- are examples of foundary equipment • Tongs and furnaces • The major drawback ------------ production layout i.e. Its relative inflexibility • Of flowline • In ------ layout, the product is stationary while the various production equipment • Fixed position • --------- ensure a limited number of grades, types and sizes of the products • Simplification • ------------- processes are used to provide protection to component surface against environmental attack and also ... • Surface finishing • Turning, drilling, and milling are examples of -- ----------- manufacturing processes • Machining • ------------ involves the production of bulk quantities of material through chemical rather than mechanical means. • Process production • Rolling and extrusion are examples of ----------- manufacturing process • Metal Forming • List any 2 examples of the principle of manufacturing • Interchangeability, simplicity and standardization • In ---------------layout, facilities are grouped together according to activities of a similiar nature • Function • In---------- layout facilities are laid out according to the operation sequence • Flow line / Product • Ladlers, crucibles and patterns are example of ------------- equipment • Foundry • Electroplating and horing are examples of ------ ------process • Finishing • Brazing and soldiering are examples of --------- process • Permanent joining • --------- are usually made from either a rubber or silicon base, and are far joining non- metallic materials to metal surfaces • Resin-Synthetic • ------- is a magnetic phenomenon which result in the distortion of the are shape or a deflection of the are away from the point of wielding • Arc blow • The complete combustion of acetylene (ethene) with oxygen is described by the following equation • C2H2 + 5/2O2 = 2Co2 + H20 • The structure of the oxy-acetylene flame consist of essentially 3 zones ------, -------, ------- • Inner, intermediate, and forward zones. • The ----is obtained by burning one part acetylene with excess or greater than one part oxygen • Neutral flame or balanced flame • Oxygen has a molecular weight of ------- density of ---------, specific gravity of ------- • 32g/mol, 1,43kg/m3, 1.1053 • Combustion gases are made up of ------ and --- --- • Fuel gases and oxygen • In the ------- the wielding rod precedes the torch along the scam and weld travel from right to left • Leftward wielding • Common solders are ---------with a composition of 35% tin and melting 65% lead being general purpose solder. Tin lead solder have melting points in the range ------------ • Tin lead alloys, 175-400oc • ----- is a forging operation in which the length of a piece of metal is reduced and its cross- section increased • Upsetting • The anvil has ------at its base, which serve to--- -- it to its foundation with the aid of strap and spikes • 4 feet, secure • The blacksmith’s forge consists of platform called ----,----- and ........ • Heart, Hood and Chimney • The blast furnace is a --- furnace made of thick steel lined with -----bricks on the inside • Shaft type, refractory • -------, ------, and ---- are charged into the blast furnance through the hopper at the top • Iron ore, coke and limstone • The chemical equation for the complete burning of coke in the region of the tuyere is -- ------ • C + O2 = Co2 + Heat (Exothermic) • Co2 + C = 2Co – Heat (Endothermic) • Fe2O3 + 3Co = 2Fe + 3Co2 • Always remember ---------in all you do in the workshop because safety is the most important thing • Safety First • Co contents of 0.06mg per litre of air results in mild poisoning with symptoms of --------, ---- ----- and -------- • Headache, dizziness, weakness in the knees and nausea • In general, conditions and working capacity of man are affected by atmospheric conditions such as -----------, ------- and --------- • Temperature, humidity and air current • Air velocities may be -------- for light work and ------- for hard work in the workshop • 4m/s, 5m/s • ------ helps to maintain a constant body temperature in hot environment • Sweating therefore • Most of the large particles when inhaled will be removed from the air by being trapped in the --------- of the nose and throat Moist mucus secretion • Exposure of man to ------ relative humility at -- ---- may lead to death • 100%, 37% • Sponge iron is the impure iron from the ------- which when cast into ingots is called • Direct reduction process, Briquets • The first step in the steel making process is the removal of sulphur from molten iron from the blast furnace by treating it with soda ash ------- --- the reaction equation is -------- • Fes + Na2Co3 = Feo + Na2s + Co2 • Plain carbon steel are alloys of ------- and ------ • Iron and carbon • Commercial alluminium is made by an electrolytic process from ----------- • Bauxite: A hydrated alumina • Copper is produced principally from ores which are complex mixtures of ------ and ------ by a smelting process similar to that of iron and steel or by --------extraction • Copper and iron sulphides, electrolytic • --------- is produced from rod by redrawing • Wire • Sheet and strip are supplied in ------ and ------ from respectively • Flat and strip • PVC is made by the polymerization of -------- it is stabilized with ---------- • Vinyl Chloride (CH2=CHCL), a lead salt • ---------- are plastics which softens on heating and harden on cooling in a reversible manner • Thermoplastics • Wood is highly ---------, ie its properties vary with direction because of its -------- nature • Arisotropic.........Fibrous • A glass is the ---- or ----- form of complex silicates • Vitreous or complex • Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral in the form of a fibrous rock, it has the chemical composition • (MgFe)7.(Si8022)-(OH2F)2 • The lower the carbon content of steel and alloying elements the higher the ----------- and the more willable the metal • Wielding temperature • COREN means • Council for regulation of Engineering in Nigeria • Automation is the replacement of ---------- by automatic controls • Human control • Another name for product layout is • Flow line Layout • ---------- is a material that will withstand high temperature • A Refractory • FEPA- Regulate harmful substances discharged in air • Federal government protection agency • HSS • High speed steel • State the types of carbon steel and their carbon composition • 1. Low carbon steel --- 0.05 – 0.30% • 2.Medium Carbon steel---0.30-0.45% • 3.High carbon steel----- 0.45-1.0% • Industrial radiography is used for ------- of materials • Non destructive testing • --------is used for aircraft landing wheels • Mg • The major constituent of glass is -------- • Silica Sand (Sio2) • The polarity of the electrode may be-------- • Positive or straight • A factory floor usually employs ----------- • Semi-Skilled Operatives • The blacksmith anvil weighs ------------ • 80kg – 300kg • ----------- is the impure product from the blast furnace • Pig iron • ------- is the impure iron from the direct reduction process • Sponge Iron • -------- is the purest commercial form of iron • Ingot iron • In brazing, the melting point of the filler metal is atleast ----- than of the base metal • 50oC Lower • Production factories have ---------nuber of basic layouts • 4 • A robot is a machine capable of performing a sequence of operation without ----------- • Human control • ------------- is a common harmful gas in an industry • Carbon Monoxide • The 1st step in steel making process is the removal of ------------ • Sulphur • Electrode is used in wielding process to -------- • Stabilize the arc • In casting process, cavities are created using • Core • The most economical method of production is ----------- production • Flowline production • Pure aluminium has a ----------- Very low strength • ---------- production method is used at the manufacture of office pins • Mass Production • Magnetite has the chemical formula • Fe3O4 • Forge wielding temperature for steel is ---------- • 1275-1400oC • Galvanizing is the coating of steel with ---------- --- • Zinc • Aluminium is -------- • A good electrical conductivity • Aluminium is ---------- • A highly ductile • Acid iron is impure iron of -------- content, which may be refined to ------- by an ---------- • Low phosphorous, steel, acid process
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