Mechanical Engineering (Semester 3)
Total marks: 80
Total time: 3 Hours
INSTRUCTIONS
(1) Question 1 is compulsory.
(2) Attempt any three from the remaining questions.
(3) Draw neat diagrams wherever necessary.
1.a.
Explain the following casting defects with neat sketches and state their remedies :
(i) Blow holes, (ii) Scabs (iii) Cold shuts.
(6 marks)
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1.b
A cylinder of diameter 'D' and height 'H' having height to diameter ratio of three is reduced in height by 50% with the help of open die forging. A forging force of 700 kN is required at the end if the stroke to reduce the said height, If the work material flow stress is 350 MPa and coefficient of friction is 0.28, find the true strain, shape factor and diameter "D' of the cylinder. Also, comment on the required forging force if height to diameter ratio of the cylinder is changed to two keeping the diameter of the cylinder, coefficient of friction and work material flow stress values same as in the earlier case.
(6 marks)
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OR
2.a
Explain with a neat sketch rotary swaging process. Is this process useful for forming parts of both symmetrical and unsymmetrical cross-sections?
(6 marks)
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2.b
A cube of side 'a' solidifies in time 't1' seconds. If side of the cube is doubled ('2a'), then using Chvorino's rule obtain the solidification time 't2' of a resized cubical shape casing in terms of solidification time 't1'.
(6 marks)
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3.a
State four applications of each of the following processes :
Blow moulding, mechanical thermoforming and transfer moulding
process.
(6 marks)
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3.b
With sketch compare leftward and rightward gas welding
techniques.
(6 marks)
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OR
4.a
State any four welding defects with their causes and
remedies.
(6 marks)
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4.b
With a neat sketch explain the sheet extrusion process.
(6 marks)
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5.a
With schematic sketches differentiate the compound and
combination dies.
(6 marks)
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5.b
A cup of internal diameter 30 mm, height 45 mm is to be
drawn from a 1.3 mm cold rolled steel with ultimate tensile
strength of 320 MPa. The corner radius for cylindrical cup
is 1.2 mm. Percentage reduction permitted in the first draw
is 50% and in the second, third and fourth draw is 35%, 20%
and 15% respectively. Consider trimming allowance of 3.2 mm
for each 25 mm of cup diameter. Find size of the blank, number
of draws required, punch and die dimensions and drawing pressure
for each draw. Consider value of die constant ‘c’ as 0.7 and
value of punch and die clearance as 1.15 times thickness of
sheet.
(7 marks)
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6.a
Explain with sketches three methods of reducing shear force
in sheet metal works.
(6 marks)
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6.b
Find the centre of pressure and press capacity for manufacturing
a mild steel component as shown in figure. The thickness of
the component is 1.3 mm. Take ultimate shear stress value
as 230 N/mm2. The dimensions shown in figure are in mm
and dimension ‘a’ is 60 mm
(7 marks)
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7.a
List the main steps required to cut an external taper using
the taper turning attachment with a neat sketch.
(6 marks)
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7.b
The part shown below will be turned in two machining steps.
In the first step a length of 100 mm (50+50) will be reduced
from diameter 100 mm to diameter 80 mm and in the second
step a length of 50 mm will be reduced from diameter 80
mm to diameter 60 mm. Calculate the required total machining
time with the following cutting conditions, Cutting speed
‘V’ = 80 m/min, feed ‘f’ = 0.8 mm/rev and depth of cut
‘d’ = 2 mm/pass.
(7 marks)
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OR
8.a
Explain with a neat sketch external thread cutting operation
to be carried on lathe.
(6 marks)
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8.b
Describe with neat sketches procedure to carry out eccentric
turning operation and knurling operation on a lathe.
(7 marks)
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