The present post (Part-3) contains the important basic concepts in Production technology in Mechanical Engineering. Note down each concept which might help in GATE 2019 Mechanical.
- The purpose of the riser is to help feed the casting until all solidification takes place.
- A silver refers to the temperature of equilibrium between solid silver and liquid silver at normal atmospheric pressure.
- The gold point refers to 10630C.
- The silverpoint refers to 960.500C.
- Rotameter is used for flow of liquids and gases.
- The impedance of piezo-electric crystal is high.
- Hotwire anemometers are generally used for measuring the velocity of air stream.
- Scale sensitivity is defined as the ratio of a change in scale reading to the corresponding change in pointer deflection.
- In carthias process, the cavity is filled with a pre-calculated quantity of metal and a core or plunger is inserted to force the metal into the cavity.
- In slush casting process metal is poured in to die cavity, and after a predetermined time the mold is inverted to permit a part of metal still in molten to flow out of the cavity.
- Ornaments are cast by gravity casting.
- During MIG welding the metal is transferred in the form of a fine spray of metal.
- A collimated light beam is used for producing heat in laser welding.
- Wipping is the process of connecting loss pipes by soldering alloy.
- In water jet machining process hydraulic fluid acts as transfer media.
- The power consumption in ultrasonic machining in kW/cm3/min is of the order of 10 kW/m3/min.
- Sweep pattern is used for molding parts having uniform symmetrical shape.
- The helix angle on a HSS (High-Speed Steel) twist drill for drilling cast iron is of the order of 24-320.
- The usual value of helix angle of a drill is 300.
- A twist drill is specified by shank, material, and diameter.
- The broaching operation is generally used in the automobile industry as semi-skilled operators can be employed.
- For proper broaching operation, at least three number of teeth should be in the work at a time.
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