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EMAE 160 Welding Questions with Complete Solutions
  • EMAE 160 Welding Questions with Complete Solutions

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EMAE 160 RVW 7 Questions with Complete Solutions
  • EMAE 160 RVW 7 Questions with Complete Solutions

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  • What is the purpose of a flat washer? Correct Answer-To distribute the pressure of the nut/bolt evenly over the part being secured, reducing the chance of damage, and to provide a smooth surface for the nut/bolt to bear on, making it less likely to loosen as a result of an uneven fastening surface. (A flat washer sits between a bolt and joint material (not bonded) and allows for optimum load distribution.) Why do we coat metals? Correct Answer-to provide corrosion protection, provide a speci...
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EMAE 160 Questions with Complete Solutions
  • EMAE 160 Questions with Complete Solutions

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  • What is the formula for RPM? Correct Answer-(cutting speed*12)/piD What is the formula for feed rate? Correct Answer-RPM * chip load * number of teeth Describe broaching and provide an example of its application. Correct Answer-A broach is a cutting tool with teeth increasing in size going from rough to fine cutting. Cutting a rectangular key slot A cutting edge that can hold up under high temperatures experienced at the chip-tool interface possesses a quality called what? Correct Answe...
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EMAE 160 - L8 Questions with complete Solutions
  • EMAE 160 - L8 Questions with complete Solutions

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  • List three differences between thermoset plastics and thermoplastics. Correct Answer-Thermoplastics are solids that become malleable when heat above a certain temperature. Thermosets are not malleable once hardened. Thermosets are stronger than thermoplastics, but thermosets are also more brittle. Structure of polymer: linear linked vs. cross linked Pultrusion is most similar to which of the following plastic shaping processes? Correct Answer-Extrusion Which of the three polymer types does...
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EMAE 160 Questions with Complete Solution
  • EMAE 160 Questions with Complete Solution

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  • What is the formula for RPM? Correct Answer-(cutting speed*12)/piD What is the formula for feed rate? Correct Answer-RPM * chip load * number of teeth Describe broaching and provide an example of its application. Correct Answer-A broach is a cutting tool with teeth increasing in size going from rough to fine cutting. Cutting a rectangular key slot A cutting edge that can hold up under high temperatures experienced at the chip-tool interface possesses a quality called what? Correct Answe...
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EMAE 160 Midterm Questions with Complete Solutions
  • EMAE 160 Midterm Questions with Complete Solutions

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  • Given the following parameters, find the appropriate RPM and feed rate in inches/minute. Cutting Speed: 150 SFM Tool Diameter: 0.875" End Mill Chip per Tooth: 0.002" Number of Flutes: 4 Correct Answer-RPM: (150 * 12)/(π * 0.875) = 655 RPM Feed Rate: 655 * 4 * 0.002" = 5.24 ipm Describe broaching and provide an example of its application. Correct Answer-Broaching is a process in which a tool, called a broach, is forced through a machinable hole in order to take out material in an othe...
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EMAE 160 RVW 5 Questions with Complete Solutions
  • EMAE 160 RVW 5 Questions with Complete Solutions

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  • Resistance welding processes make use of the heat generated by electrical resistance to achieve fusion of the parts to be joined; no pressure is used. T/F? Correct Answer-False. Welding failures always occur in the fusion zone of the weld joint, since this is the part of the joint that has been melted. T/F? Why? Correct Answer-FALSE. Failures also occur in the HAZ. Roughening of mating surfaces prior to gluing tends to: Correct Answer-Increase the strength of an adhesive joint Which arc...
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EMAE 160 Questions with Complete Solution1
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EMAE 160 Questions with Complete Solutions.
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EMAE 160 RVW 5 Questions with Complete Solutions
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