1. What is a First Article Inspection and why it is needed? Explain briefly (with the help of the following drawing)the steps that you take to prepare FAI in terms of design, manufacturing, and inspection of any part

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Q: In the context of our teaching and learning, which one of the below statements is mostly correct…

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Q: What is "term paper" and its parts/contents?

A: A term paper is a research paper which is written by students at the end of a school semester.

Q: what are the difference between impact testing and tensile testing

A: Both test are use to measure the properties of a material.

Q: Describe a detailed study of the impact of (Rockwell Hardness Testing) on the selection of materials…

A: Rockwell hardness testing is a non destructive hardness testing method by measuring the indentation…

Q: Mechanical Engineering, how would you apply in your profession the subject Machine Elements  in your…

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Q: give examples of non conservative force

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Q: What kind of risk is Defective Design?

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Q: Enumerate and explain non- destructive testing.

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Q: Explain how the term quality has been used to differentiate products in the automobile industry in…

A: Differentiate products in the automobile industry

Q: Search for a case of an aerospace component failure, describe and explain  the cause of failure and…

A: Case Study of the Component Failure

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Q: Explain at least three reasons why hardness testing is generally used for product quality control in…

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Q: Which technique is used to record the data on a normal paper ? a. Impact Printing  b. Thermal…

A: An impact printer is a type of printer that operates by striking a metal or plastic head against an…

Q: Why is Selenium the tool of choice for automation testing?

A: selenium is the most used tool for automation testing. Because of the following reasons, It enables…

Q: Why do the supports that resist a force, such as a pin, restrict displacement?

A: Supports are provided to make the best use of objects depends on the necessity.

Q: Explain briefly the importance of grain packaging.

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Q: 13. What are the main guidelines for choosing materials in case of sliding wear.

A: Guidelines for choosing materials in case of sliding wear are as follows -  Sliding wear is defined…

Q: Describe how you would prepare a same for dye penetrant testing?

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Q: how can you promote the protection of our environment and natural resources in the manufacturing…

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Q: (a) Define what is meant by "selective assembly" and briefly explain why this method is used in…

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Q: Explain how test results influence material selection for a given application.

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Q: Explain the term degree of indeterminacy? Give an example?

A: Indeterminacy is defined as the difference between the internal forces and the number of…

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Q: what the impact test practice consists of and what is its purpose

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Q: explain how the interchangeability and measurement technology is applied in mechanical manufacturing…

A: Interchangeability can be defined as the ability of an object can be replaced by another object…

Q: Describe working and environmental conditions that lead to failure for a product made from material…

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Q: What is relation between product tolerance (engineering tolerance) and process variation.? Explain…

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Q: Given ISO and EN as the international codes or standards, in what area of mechanical engineering…

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Q: What trade-offs exist between wood, plastic, and metal pallets?

A: Pallets are flat structures that are used for carrying items that can be transported and stored.…

Q: a. Define by what is meant by metallography b. What is the difference between metallography and…

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Q: Identify the steps preparation of metallographic specimen. Grinding Washing Sectioning Polishing…

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Q: Examine the following isometric drawings of the surfaces of conversion coatedmetals. Which do you…

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Q: Why is it important to make standards in the manufacture of various engineering materials?

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Rapid Prototyping

The word rapid prototype contains two words- rapid and prototype. The word rapid represents fast, and prototype represents a real, dimensionally accurate, and working assembly of a new or existing product.Rapid prototyping is described as a layer-by-layer manufacturing process in which different machine components like computer control, optical sensor, photosensitive sensor, deposition material, and others are used to develop an accurate dimensional physical working model.In other words, rapid prototyping is a layered manufacturing process of a product using a 3-dimensional (3D) computer-aided design model.