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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Mechanical Engineering .
Chapters
1. |
In lathe work, when the tool is fed parallel to the rotation of job work, it will produce |
A. | Cylindrical surface |
B. | Spherical surface |
C. | Tapered surface |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» A. Cylindrical surface |
2. |
The following type of Lathe is operated through Cams and Cam plate. |
A. | Precision Lathe |
B. | Crankshaft Lathe |
C. | Screw cutting Lathe (Automatic) |
D. | Duplicating Lathe |
Answer» C. Screw cutting Lathe (Automatic) |
3. |
The following part of Lathe serves as housing for the driving pulleys and back gears |
A. | Head stock |
B. | Tail stock |
C. | Bed |
D. | Carriage |
Answer» A. Head stock |
4. |
In Lathe, the back gears are used for affecting _______ in spindle speeds, thereby facilitating wider range of speeds |
A. | Increase |
B. | Reduction |
C. | Increase or reduction |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Reduction |
5. |
The following acts as driving shaft in Lathe. |
A. | Countershaft |
B. | Spindle shaft |
C. | Lead screw |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Countershaft |
6. |
A desired speed of _____ can be obtained by selecting the suitable change gears having proper number of teeth. |
A. | Lead screw |
B. | Countershaft |
C. | Spindle |
D. | Feed gear box |
Answer» A. Lead screw |
7. |
The Lathe carriage serves the following purpose of the tool |
A. | Guiding |
B. | Feeding |
C. | Supporting |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
8. |
The following is also known as Tool rest |
A. | Saddle |
B. | Cross slide |
C. | Compound rest |
D. | Tool post |
Answer» C. Compound rest |
9. |
The following is used in Magnetic chucks |
A. | Electromagnet |
B. | Permanent magnet |
C. | Both ‘A’ and ‘B’ |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Both ‘A’ and ‘B’ |
10. |
The following is used for holding bored parts for machining their outside surfaces on Lathe. |
A. | Mandrel |
B. | Dogs |
C. | Driving plate |
D. | Angle plate |
Answer» A. Mandrel |
11. |
The following is used to turn very long job between centers on a lathe. |
A. | Steady rest |
B. | Follower rest |
C. | Compound rest |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» A. Steady rest |
12. |
The following is used to support too flexible job very close to the cutting edge. |
A. | Steady rest |
B. | Follower rest |
C. | Compound rest |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» B. Follower rest |
13. |
Which of the following attachments can be used on Centre lathe? |
A. | Grinding |
B. | Milling |
C. | Copying |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
14. |
For correct setting for turning operation in a lathe machine, the tool nose should touch the workpiece _____ horizontal line which is parallel to and at the same level as the axis of correctly centred workpiece. |
A. | Exactly on a |
B. | Above the |
C. | Below the |
D. | Any of the above |
Answer» A. Exactly on a |
15. |
The following is taper turning method on lathe |
A. | Tail stock set-over method |
B. | By swivelling the compound rest |
C. | Using a broad nose tool |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
16. |
External threads can be produced by means of |
A. | Taps |
B. | Dies |
C. | Lathe machine |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
17. |
The axial advancement in one rotation of the screwed part is known as ____ of the threads. |
A. | Pitch |
B. | Lead |
C. | Pitch diameter |
D. | Helix |
Answer» B. Lead |
18. |
To cut a screw of 3mm pitch on Lathe machine having same speeds of spindle and lead screw, the tool should move, parallel to the axis of the work, a distance of ____ for every revolution of the spindle. |
A. | 1.5 mm |
B. | 3 mm |
C. | 4.5 mm |
D. | 6 mm |
Answer» B. 3 mm |
19. |
In cutting Right hand threads, the spindle and lead screw rotates in the |
A. | Same direction |
B. | Opposite direction |
C. | Same or Opposite direction |
D. | Spindle rotates but lead screw does not rotate |
Answer» A. Same direction |
20. |
In lathe, form tools are used to produce |
A. | Cylindrical surfaces |
B. | Tapered surfaces |
C. | The surfaces which are neither cylindrical nor tapered |
D. | Threads |
Answer» C. The surfaces which are neither cylindrical nor tapered |
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