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| A number 4 standard rule has what graduations |
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| how are metric rules graduated |
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| Name 3 types of protractors |
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plate protractor
bevel protractor
universal bevel (Vernier) protractor |
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| what is meant by the discrimination of a measuring instrument |
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| degree of accuracy it will measure to |
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| what are the main parts of a micrometer |
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frame
anvil
spindle
sleeve
thimble
ratchet |
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how many threads per inch does an imperial micrometer have
how far will the spindle move in one revolution |
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| how many graduations are there on the thimble of an imperial micrometer |
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| metric micrometers have what pitch for the threads |
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| how far will the spindle move in one revolution on a metric micrometer |
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| how many graduations does the thimble on a metric micrometer have |
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| what is the discrimination for a imperial Vernier micrometer |
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| what is the discrimination on a metric micrometer |
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| what micrometer has a scale backwards from an outside micrometer |
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| what part of an outside micrometer is adjusted when calibrating it |
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Term
| what type of taper gauge can be used for checking angular misalignment |
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Definition
| leaf style or edge reading |
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Term
| name 3 comparision measuring instruments |
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Definition
drill point gauge
drill size gauge
square
radius gauge
surface comparator |
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Term
| what are three styles of small hole gauges |
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Definition
hardened ball
half ball
twin ball |
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Term
| what dial indicator has a contact that swivels 180 degrees |
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Definition
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| what is meant by a balanced dial indicator |
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Definition
| reads clockwise and counter clockwise from zero |
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Term
| what will result from cosine error when using a dial indicator |
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Definition
| it will read higher than it should |
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Term
| what type of layout would use fractional tolerances |
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you would use use witness marks with:
a) semi precision layout
b) precision layout
c) both
d) neither
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Definition
| from the pivot to the point |
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Term
| what is the included angle of a centre punch |
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Definition
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| what is the included angle of a prick punch |
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| what lay out fluid would be used for castings and hot rolled |
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which form of dimensioning causes accumulative error
a) incremental
b) absolute |
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| three grades of surface plates are |
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Definition
AA laboratory grade
A inspection grade
B tool room grade |
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Term
| name 3 advantages of granite surface plates over cast iron |
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Definition
not effected by temperature
won't rust
won't distort
non magnetic |
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[image]
what is the shafts nominal size |
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[image]
what is the shafts basic size |
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[image]
what is the tolerance for the shaft |
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[image]
what type of tolerance is being shown |
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[image]
what type of plus minus tolerance is shown |
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[image]
what type of tolerance is being shown |
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Term
| what is meant by allowance |
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Definition
the intentional difference between mating parts at
maximum material condition |
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Term
a positive allowance will result in a
a) clearance fit
b) interference fit
c) transition fit
d) none of the above |
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[image]
referring to the shaft above
a) what is the nominal size
b) what is the basic size
c) what is the tolerance
d) what is the allowance |
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Definition
a) 25.0
b) 24.89
c) 0.13
d) 0.11 positive |
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| ISO standard measuring temperature is |
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20 degrees c
68 degrees f |
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| what is meant by hardness of a metal |
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Definition
| the ability to withstand penetration and plastic deformation |
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| what is meant by ductility of a metal |
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Definition
| ability to be permanently deformed without breaking |
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Term
| what is meant by toughness of a metal |
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Definition
| ability to withstand shock or impact without breaking |
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Term
| what is meant by tensile strength of a metal |
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Definition
| the ability to withstand pull without breaking |
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Term
| what is meant by machinability of a metal |
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Definition
| the easy which a metal can be cut or shaped |
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Term
channel iron designated C6 x 10.5
what does the six represent
what does the 10.5 represent |
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Definition
the 6 is the size from flange to flange
the 10.5 is the weight per foot |
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Term
a) for 6" pipe the size refers to
b) for 24" pipe the size refers to
c) for 3/4" tubing the size refers to |
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Definition
a) the inside diameter
b) the outside diameter
c) the outside diameter |
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for 1018 steel
a) the 10 means
b) the 18 means |
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Definition
a) plain carbon steel
b) .18 % carbon content |
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Term
a) low carbon steel has what percentage of carbon
b) can or can't be hardened |
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Definition
a) .02 to .30 %
b) can't be hardened |
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Term
a) medium carbon steel has what % of carbon
b) can or can't be hardened |
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Definition
a) .30 to .60 % carbon
b) can |
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Term
a) high carbon steel has what % of carbon
b) can or can't be hardened |
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Definition
a) .60 to 1.7 % carbon
b) can |
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Term
austenitic stainless steel (300 series)
a) can it be hardened
b) is it magnetic |
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Definition
a) can not be hardened
b) is non-magnetic |
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can ferritic stainless steel (400) series be hardened
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Term
| can martensitic stainless steel be hardened |
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Term
| brass is an alloy of copper and ________ |
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Term
| bronze is an alloy of copper and _______ |
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Definition
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Term
| what copper alloy is a health hazard |
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Term
| the process of normalizing is similar to _______ |
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Term
| list quenching mediums in order from least to most sever |
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Definition
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Term
| nonferrous metals contain no or little _________ |
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Definition
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Term
| what are the two types of high speed tool steel |
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Definition
tungsten (type T)
molybdenum (type M) |
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| other than steel what is the most widely used metal in industry |
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Definition
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| what are fixed (snap) gauges used for |
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