How to practice topic:advanced-manufacturing

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Question 42

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Which ONE of the following options CORRECTLY matches the machining process and associated predominant material removal mechanism?
Advanced machining process
Predominant material removal mechanism
P. Laser beam machining
1. Impact based erosion
Q. Abrasive waterjet machining
2. Sputtering
R. Ion beam machining
3. Melting and vaporization
S. Mechanical milling
4. Shearing
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Question 53

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In laser beam machining, the time (

) required for the material to attain the melting temperature from a room temperature (

) of 32 °C is expressed by the following expression,

where

is thermal diffusivity,

is melting temperature,

is thermal conductivity,

is heat flux.
If a uniformly distributed 1 kW power laser beam with a beam diameter of 0.1 mm is used for machining tungsten carbide, and 10% of beam absorption is assumed, the time

is _____ μs (rounded off to one decimal place).
Note: Thermal properties of tungsten carbide: melting temperature = 3400 °C; thermal conductivity = 2.15 Wcm⁻¹°C⁻¹; diffusivity = 0.79 cm²s⁻¹; assume

.

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Question 22

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A through hole of 8 mm diameter is to be drilled in a 30 mm thick mild steel plate. Which one of the following processes is the most appropriate to achieve high dimensional accuracy with less processing time?
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Question 38

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Match the following with reference to the machining process and its feature.
Process
Feature
P — EDM
1 — Loss of dimensional accuracy due to under cutting
Q — LBM
2 — Cutting ed(e) items
R — CHM
3 — Machining of a deep square blind hole on a mild steel plate
S — WJM
4 — High speed profile cutting on a thin mild steel plate
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Question 59

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Electro-chemical machining is performed on a flat copper workpiece. If the material removal rate is 2 cm

/min throughout the process, then the required current (in A) is ________. (Rounded off to 1 decimal place)
Copper properties: Melting point = 1085 °C, density = 9 g/cm

, gram atomic weight = 63, and valency of dissolution = 2
Faraday’s constant = 96500 C Stefan-Boltzmann constant = 5.67 × 10

W·m

·K


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Question 19

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Vacuum in the machining zone is an essential requirement for
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Question 55

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A CNC water jet cutting machine is used to cut a straight slot between the points (2, 1) and (10, 10) on the XY plane (dimensions are in mm). If the feed rate is 1.5 mm/s, the time, in s, required to machine the slot following the shortest path, is _____ (round off to 2 decimal places).

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Question 17

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In an electro-discharge machining process, the discharge voltage is

. The energy dissipated per spark across the inter-electrode gap is proportional to
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Question 54

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For an electrochemical machining process

where

is the inter-electrode gap in mm at time

in minute, and

is the feed of the tool in mm/minute. The value of λ is 6×10⁻³ cm²/minute. For maintaining a constant inter-electrode gap of 0.1 mm, the feed (in mm/minute) should be____________. [round off to one decimal place]

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Question 12

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The frequency of pulsing in a die-sinking electric discharge machine (EDM) is 10 kHz. The pulse off-time is set at 40 micro-seconds. The duty factor at this setting is
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