Engineering :: Production Engineering
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331. |
Which of the following operations is known as 'sweating' |
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Tinning the two surfaces to be joined, applying flux and heating |
B. |
Heating two surfaces to be joined, to the high temperature in presence of flux |
C. |
Heating two surfaces at low temperature |
D. |
Joining of two surfaces without use of flux |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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332. |
Thermit welding differs from other methods of welding in the following way: |
A. |
It does not use heat |
B. |
It employs exothermal chemical reaction for developing high temperature |
C. |
It is less time consuming |
D. |
It does not require electrodes |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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333. |
In which type of welding molten metal is poured for joining the metals |
A. |
Arc welding |
B. |
Thermit welding |
C. |
MIG |
D. |
TIG |
E. |
Gas welding |
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Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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334. |
The range of voltage (open circuit) in are welding is generally |
A. |
20 - 40 V |
B. |
40 - 90 V |
C. |
100 - 150 V |
D. |
150 - 230 V |
E. |
400 - 440 V |
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Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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335. |
In gas welding using oxygen and acetylene cylinders the pressure of gas is more in |
A. |
Oxygen cylinder |
B. |
Aetylene cylinders |
C. |
Equal in both cylinders |
Answer: Option A
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336. |
In electrical resistance welding when the current passes through the metal, the greatest resistance is |
A. |
At the surface |
B. |
Through the metals to be welded |
C. |
At the point of contact of the metal to be welded |
D. |
At the point where electrode contacts the metal |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option C
Explanation:
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337. |
In electrical resistance welding cleaning of metals to be welded |
A. |
Is immaterial |
B. |
Is important |
C. |
Can be neglected |
D. |
Does not have any effect on the welding |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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338. |
In manufacturing ERW tube the type of welding generally used is |
A. |
Are welding |
B. |
Electrical resistance welding |
C. |
Gas welding |
D. |
Induction welding |
E. |
Thermit welding |
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Answer: Option B
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339. |
Two 3 mm thick MS sheets are to be welded. Electrodes of 16, 12, 10 Nos, are available which one would you choose. |
A. |
16 |
B. |
12 |
C. |
10 |
D. |
Any of the above |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option C
Explanation:
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340. |
Plain and butt welds may be used on materials upto approximately |
A. |
25 mm thick |
B. |
40 mm thick |
C. |
50 mm thick |
D. |
75 mm thick |
E. |
100 mm thick |
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Answer: Option A
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