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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Mechanical Engineering .
Chapters
51. |
Which one is NOT related to rapid prototyping definition? |
A. | Layer by layer |
B. | Physical model |
C. | From 3D CAD data |
D. | Production line |
Answer» D. Production line |
52. |
Which one of the processes is NOT using a laser? |
A. | FDM |
B. | SLA |
C. | SLS |
D. | LOM |
Answer» A. FDM |
53. |
Which of the following is the process in the RP cycle? |
A. | Post-processing |
B. | Transfer to machine |
C. | Pre-processing |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
54. |
Which of the following is one of the design process steps? |
A. | Build |
B. | Concept |
C. | Pre-processing |
D. | Transfer to machine |
Answer» B. Concept |
55. |
What is the format for the prototyping machine file? |
A. | .prt |
B. | .slt |
C. | .stl |
D. | .iges |
Answer» C. .stl |
56. |
Which CAD software cannot be used to create data for the prototyping machine? |
A. | CREO |
B. | CATIA |
C. | NX Unigraphics |
D. | Adobe Illustrator |
Answer» D. Adobe Illustrator |
57. |
Which one of the process is subtractive prototyping? |
A. | 5 axis CNC Milling |
B. | Fused Deposition Modeling |
C. | Multi-Jet Modeling |
D. | Stereolithography Apparatus |
Answer» A. 5 axis CNC Milling |
58. |
From the following, in which process, the input material is in solid form? |
A. | SLA |
B. | SLS |
C. | FDM |
D. | MJM |
Answer» C. FDM |
59. |
Which of the process, the input material is in liquid form? |
A. | LOM |
B. | SLS |
C. | FDM |
D. | MJM |
Answer» D. MJM |
60. |
Which of the process, the input material is in powder form? |
A. | LOM |
B. | SLS |
C. | FDM |
D. | MJM |
Answer» B. SLS |
61. |
Which material is NOT available for LOM process? |
A. | Paper |
B. | Plastic |
C. | Metal |
D. | Glass |
Answer» D. Glass |
62. |
Which of the process is using the extrusion concept? |
A. | SLA |
B. | SLS |
C. | FDM |
D. | MJM |
Answer» C. FDM |
63. |
Which of the following is the process of the pre-processing stage? |
A. | Remove support |
B. | Checking 3D CAD data |
C. | De-powdering loose material |
D. | Dip in a binder to strengthen the part |
Answer» B. Checking 3D CAD data |
64. |
A computer model of a part design on a CAD system is called which of the following? |
A. | Computer Prototype |
B. | Geometric Prototype |
C. | Solid Prototype |
D. | Virtual Prototype |
Answer» D. Virtual Prototype |
65. |
Machining is never used for rapid prototyping because it takes too long. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» B. False |
66. |
In the context of rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing, tessellation refers to the process of slicing the CAD model of the part into layers. |
A. | Droplet Deposition Manufacturing |
B. | Used-Deposition Modeling |
C. | Laminated-Object Manufacturing |
D. | Stereolithography |
Answer» D. Stereolithography |
67. |
Which of the following RP technologies uses powders as the starting material? |
A. | Droplet Deposition Manufacturing |
B. | Fused-Deposition Modeling |
C. | Selective Laser Sintering |
D. | Stereolithography |
Answer» C. Selective Laser Sintering |
68. |
Which of the following RP technologies uses molten material as the starting material? |
A. | Three-Dimensional Printing |
B. | Fused-Deposition Modeling |
C. | Stereolithography |
D. | Selective Laser Sintering |
Answer» C. Stereolithography |
69. |
Which one of the following RP technologies uses solid sheet stock as the starting material? |
A. | Droplet deposition manufacturing |
B. | Fused-deposition modeling |
C. | Laminated-Object Manufacturing |
D. | Selective Laser Sintering |
Answer» C. Laminated-Object Manufacturing |
70. |
Which of the following are examples of appropriate applications of additive manufacturing in the actual production of parts and products? |
A. | Castings made in small quantities |
B. | Plastic parts in small batch sizes |
C. | Mass-produced metal parts |
D. | Special textile products |
Answer» B. Plastic parts in small batch sizes |
71. |
Which of the following are problems with the current rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing technologies? |
A. | Limited material variety |
B. | Inability to convert a solid part into layers |
C. | Poor machinability of the starting material |
D. | The inability of the designer to design the part |
Answer» A. Limited material variety |
72. |
Of all of the current material addition rapid prototyping technologies, which one is the most widely used? |
A. | Ballistic particle manufacturing |
B. | Selective laser sintering |
C. | Solid ground curing |
D. | Stereolithography |
Answer» D. Stereolithography |
73. |
Which one of the following is not a rapid indirect tooling method? |
A. | Vacuum Casting |
B. | Investment Casting |
C. | Laser-Engineered Net Shaping |
D. | Injection molding |
Answer» C. Laser-Engineered Net Shaping |
74. |
Which one of the following is not a direct rapid tooling method? |
A. | LOM Composite |
B. | Direct AIM (ACES Injection Molding) |
C. | Sand Molding |
D. | Injection molding |
Answer» D. Injection molding |
75. |
In the process of Selective Laser Sintering, raw material used is in the form of ______ |
A. | machining wax |
B. | foam core |
C. | powder |
D. | rubber |
Answer» C. powder |
76. |
In Selective Laser Sintering, laser light is also being used. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» A. True |
77. |
Explicit support structures are not required in Selective Laser Sintering (SLS). |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» A. True |
78. |
Which of the following process is suitable for making injection molding tools? |
A. | SL |
B. | SLS |
C. | EBM |
D. | FDM |
Answer» B. SLS |
79. |
Which one of the following is not Extrusion-Based RP Systems? |
A. | Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) |
B. | 3D Printing |
C. | Sheet Lamination (Laminated Object Manufacturing (LOM)) |
D. | Electron Beam melting (EBM) |
Answer» D. Electron Beam melting (EBM) |
80. |
Which of the following is the firststep of the rapid prototyping process? |
A. | 3D Modeling |
B. | Data Conversion |
C. | Building |
D. | Postprocessing |
Answer» A. 3D Modeling |
81. |
Which of the following is the last step of the rapid prototyping process? |
A. | 3D Modeling |
B. | Data Conversion |
C. | Building |
D. | Postprocessing |
Answer» D. Postprocessing |
82. |
In STL files Euler’s rule for solids can be written as |
A. | No. of faces – No. of edges + No. of vertices = 3 x No. of bodies |
B. | No. of faces – No. of edges + No. of vertices = No. of bodies |
C. | No. of faces – No. of edges + No. of vertices = 2 x No. of bodies |
D. | No. of faces – No. of edges + No. of vertices = 4 x No. of bodies |
Answer» C. No. of faces – No. of edges + No. of vertices = 2 x No. of bodies |
83. |
Which of the following is a stage of Product Life Cycle? |
A. | Introduction stage |
B. | Growth stage |
C. | Mature stage |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
84. |
In “Product Life Cycle” a stage represents rapid growth of product sale known as_____. |
A. | Saturation stage |
B. | Mature stage |
C. | Growth stage |
D. | Introduction stage |
Answer» C. Growth stage |
85. |
In “Product Life Cycle” a stage represents a new and previously unknown product for buyers known as_____. |
A. | Mature stage |
B. | Introduction stage |
C. | Decline stage |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Introduction stage |
86. |
In “Product Life Cycle” a stage in which buyers move on to other products and sales drop is known as_____. |
A. | Growth stage |
B. | Introduction stage |
C. | Mature stage |
D. | Decline stage |
Answer» D. Decline stage |
87. |
In “Product Life Cycle” in _______ stage market becomes saturated |
A. | Mature stage |
B. | Growth stage |
C. | Decline stage |
D. | Introduction stage |
Answer» A. Mature stage |
88. |
The technology life cycle concerned with the time and cost of developing the technology |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» A. True |
89. |
The time duration of useful life of any product is known as a product's life cycle. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» B. False |
90. |
The technology is defined as the sophistication of a plant ,any equipment or any machine etc |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» B. False |
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