Fy Smcs-1 Q. Bank Sem 1 2023-24
Fy Smcs-1 Q. Bank Sem 1 2023-24
Fy Smcs-1 Q. Bank Sem 1 2023-24
Que. Fill in the blanks with proper words from those given below. 8 MARKS
a) In tapping process bottoming tap is used after Intermediate tap.
[Taper, Plug, Intermediate]
b) Feeler gauge is used for checking the spark plug gap.
[Slip Gauge, Feeler Gauge, Screw Pitch Gauge]
c) The ball peen hammer is generally used for riveting purpose
[Straightening, Riveting, Bending].
d) For testing parallelism try Square is used.
[Try Square, Protector, Scribing block]
e) To make an accurate hole reamer is used.
[Drill bit, Tap, Reamer]
f) The scraper is used to remove thin material from the surface.
[scraper/Hammer/Screw Driver]
g) The Feeler Gauge is used for checking gap between mating parts.
(Checking surface roughness/ Checking Gap between mating parts/ checking radius of work
piece)
h) Pipe vice is used for holding round jobs.
(Leg/ Hand/ Pipe)
i) cross tip Screw drive also known as Philips screw driver.
[Insulated, Jenny, Star or Cross tip].
j) Surface plate is used for checking flatness of job.
[Right angle , Flatness, Roundness]
This is the most important tool in automobile workshops. It is like a socket spanner, a drive
handle with a dial indicator, which indicates the amount of torque applied on a nut or bolt.
In automobiles, some fasteners are required specific tightening torque for better performance.
The torque may be specified by the manufacturers. They must be tightened to the correct
amount of distortion of vehicle parts. Since most of the parts are being made from aluminum
there are chances of slipped threads.
Flat Scraper: Flat scraper is used for scraping flat sure like surface plate (C.I), slide,
machine bad and other so many flat surfaces. It can be made from old hand file. The
cutting edge is at the end. It is slightly rounded so that high spots may be removed and
outer corner do not touch the surface and no mark of deep scratches. After removing
only thigh sports its produces perfectly flat surface.
d) Describe 'Piston Ring Expander' with a neat and labelled diagram.?
Piston ring expander is used to remove and install piston ring easily and fast without
risk of breakage or distortion. Piston rings are very delicate part and can be break while
removing or installing, if we try without it. As it provides support around the
circumference of the piston ring, no risk of breaking the ring.
The main parts of piston ring expander are two jaws, two handles, T joint, levers and
link, returning spring etc. If the pressure applied on handles the jaws expands in a
circular form, when the piston ring fixed in it, it also expand and can be easily installed
in groove. After installation when pressure was released, the jaws returned to its
original position due to force of returning spring.
Que. Write Short Notes on the following 6 Marks
a) Piston Ring Compressor
It is used to compress the piston rings for
fitting piston assembly into the cylinder. It
consists of an iron sheet having high
elasticity. It is rolled in a circular from and
fixed in a strip. When compression handle
is turned, rachet pawl and button gets
operated causing decreased in diameter.
After fitting the rings on the piston, piston
rings are compressed with the help of
squeezer which enables easy assembly of
piston and cylinder.
b) Die Stock
Die is used to cut external threads on a
round bar or a pipe. It is made of hardened
steel. It is square or round in shape, which
contains three or four flutes which forms
cutting edges. There are two types of dies in
use.
1. Solid Die 2. Adjustable Die
The die stock is used to hold and turns
the die, it often called as stock only.
c) Circlip Plier
V‐block is rectangular or square block with a
V‐ groove on one or both sides opposite to
each other. The angle of the ‘V’ is usually
900. V‐block with a clamp is used to hold
cylindrical work securely, during layout of
measurement, for measuring operations or
for drilling for this the bar is faced
longitudinally in the V‐Groove and the
screw of V‐ clamp is tightened. This grip the
rod is firm with its axis parallel to the axis
of the v‐groove.
d) Allen wrench or Allen Key
Allen screws are the screw which are
having internal hexagonal surface instead
of hexagonal surface on outside incase of
ordinary bolts. In this ordinary spanner
are not useful. Hence Allen wrenches or
Allen keys are used. They also available in
various sizes. Allen screw are generally of
smaller size and therefore it is used for
precision work.
Que. Write Short Notes on the following 12 Marks
a) Describe the Chipping process in detail & Give description of four types of chisels?
Ans:
Chisels are used for removing surplus metal or for cutting thin sheets. These tools are
made from 0.9% to 1.0% carbon steel of octagonal or hexagonal section. Chisels are
annealed, hardened and tempered to produce a tough shank and hard cutting edge.
Annealing relieves the internal stresses in a metal. The cutting angle of the chisel for
general purpose is about 60°. There are many verities of chisels used for chipping work by
a fitter.
Some very commonly used forms are
Flat Chisel is a general-purpose chisel which is most widely used in cutting work, chipping
large surface, cutting metal sheets, rods, bar stocks and similar other purposes. Since it
cuts the metal in cold state it is also frequently known as cold chisel.
Round nose chisel is used for drawing the eccentric hold back to correct center which has
run off-center during drilling operation. Another specific use of this type of chisel is in
cutting oil grooves and channels in bearings and pulley bushes and cleaning small round
corners.
Cross Cut is a comparatively narrow chisel having its cutting edge slightly broader than the
blade. It is made to keep the blade free when the chisel is used to cut deep groove into the
metal. Normal widths of the cutting edge vary from 3 mm to 12 mm. This chisel is used to
cut parallel grooves on large surfaces, before chipping by means of a flat chisel, cutting key
ways, etc.
Diamond point chisel is a special purpose chisel used for chipping rough plates and cutting
cast iron pipes, cutting ‘V’ grooves, chipping sharp corners, squaring up corners of
previously cut slots and cleaning angles.
b) Describe the “Vernier caliper” with neat labelled sketch and also explain in brief its term
“least count”.
Ans: -
Vernier scale is a visual aid, That allows the user to read measurements more precisely
than any other instrument. Vernier scale indicates where the measurement lies in between
two of the graduations on the main scale.
It is used for both inside and outside dimeter of shafts thickness of the parts etc. It works
on the principle of the difference between two scales which are nearly but not quite like
for obtaining a small difference.
c) Explain welding process in detail and list the tools and equipment for the
WELDING process.?
Ans: -
“Welding is a fabrication process to joining two similar or dissimilar metals by heating
them to a suitable temperature with or without use of filler metal, with pressure or
without pressure.
The filler metal has its melting point approximately the same as that of work pieces
metal.
Electric arc welding: - It is the type of fusion welding process. In his welding process
the heat required is obtained from an electric arc between the electrode and the work. The
electrode is first allowed to touch the work which forms an electric circuit and current flow
through the circuit. Then, separated by a small distance (4 to 6 mm) so there is break in
circuit but current continue to flow through the gaseous medium and forms the arc. The
temperature produced by an electric arc is about 6000°C to 7000°C. The base metal melted
by the temperature of the arc, forming a pool of molten metal, which cause the pool by the
blast from the arc metal of the electrode (used in metal arc) or welding rod (used in carbon
arc welding) also gets melted and deposited at the weld. A small depression is also formed
in the base metal, which is called as arc crater. The distance between the center of arc from
the tip of the electrode and bottom of the crater is called as arc length. It should be 3 to 4
mm.
Alternating current (A.C.) is used for arc welding where electric current is easily available.
Direct current (D.C) is most commonly preferred in cases where electric current is not
available.
Ans: -
Filing is one of the methods of removing small amounts of material from the surface of a
metal part. A file is hardened steel too, having small parallel rows of cutting edges or teeth
on its surfaces. On the faces, the teeth are usually diagonal to the edge. One end of the file
is shaped to fit into a wooden handle. The figure shows various parts of a hand file. The
hand file is parallel in width and tapering slightly in thickness, towards the tip. It is
provided with double cut teeth. On the faces, single cut on one edge and no teeth on the
other edge, which is known as a safe edge.
1) Straight Filing: In this method, file stroke is made at right angles to the length of
the work. It is useful on long and narrow pieces of work whose width is less than
that of file.
2) Cross Filing: The filing strokes run alternately from left to right and from tight to
left. By this whole of the file surface moves across the whole of work surface in one
stroke.
3) Draw Filing: The filing is not held by its wooden handle. But gripped in both
hands at both ends on file blade and moved up and down along the length of
work . BY this filing material removed is less but rough file marks are removed to
obtain smooth finish.