List of top Mechanical Engineering Questions on Manufacturing Technology

The capability of moulding sand to withstand higher temperatures of the molten metal, is called:

When the molten metal fails to reach all the sections of the mould, such that a certain part of it remains unfilled, resulting incomplete casting, the defect is called:

The pattern used for preparing moulds of large and axis-symmetrical castings (e.g., Bells, large gears, wheels etc.) is known as:

In forging operation, tool (used in pair) having rounded working edges, used for necking down the cross-section of the work-piece, is known as:

Which of the following method is NOT a sheet metal common method of layout a Pattern or development of surface of the object:

In fitting, the file having rectangular cross section, tapered towards the tip both in width and thickness, double cut teeth on faces and single cut teeth on edges, is called:

The hammer used in carpentry (Wood working) is: