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Q: 12 In property shaping process, the shape of component is _____. a. Increased b. Increased to twice…

A: Objective: To determine the effect on the shape of the components in the shaping process.

Q: hat is an experiment? Provide examples of experiments.

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Q: Problem 21.2. An inspector reports a total of 16 defects out of a total batch size of 200 parts. On…

A: Given : The batch size = 200 parts Number of defective pieces = 16

Q: List the 5 types of testing that should be part of an integrated test program

A: The 5 types of testing that are the part of integrated test program are:- Big bang Bottom up Top…

Q: what is gross error? how to eliminate it gross errors?

A: Gross error:The error caused due to the shear carelessness of an observer in called gross error.…

Q: 5: In the Production Line Lab, we computed the 5% Exclusion Limit. Explain why that statistic is…

A: Generally, statistical investigation can offer assistance manufacturing companies in making more…

Q: Dye penetrant inspection, eddy-current testing, and radiographic testing are examples of NDT…

A: NDT means Non-Destructive Testing.

Q: 3.In property enhancing process, the shape of part is altered. Select one: True False

A: False

Q: What is the testing plan for universal testing machines? How are the tests to be done is planned in…

A: Procedure for testing a sample in the universal testing machine

Q: State one advantage and disadvantage of compression testing.

A: Compression testing: It is a strength test method of material under compression. For testing the…

Q: What are the benefits of adopting these standards by an industrial organization?

A: Benefits of adopting standards by an industrial organization are: Less wastage. Globally recognized…

Q: .Tempering is an example of chemical treatment process. Select one: True False

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Q: The flexible manufacturing system (FMS) consists of many programmable machines. Select one: True…

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Q: Tolerance is .. Your answer Clearance is . Your answer Why it is important to generate a number of…

A: To Discuss:  a) Tolerance b) Clearance c) Why it is important to generate a number of alternatives…

Q: Q4: Answer the following: a. What are the uses of Liquid Penetrant Test? b. List the uses and…

A: Non destructive methods are material testing methods that do not cause damage to the specimen being…

Q: By using the MIL-STD-105D sampling inspection table for normal, tightened and reduced Single Plan,…

A: Write the given data. Lot size 27000 General Inspection Level II AQL 2.5

Q: QUESTION 19 The following four lines are drawn in the same location. Which line should be shown in…

A: Dimensions lines are the fine, dark solid line and at both ends, there are arrows to specify the…

Q: Q1/ what is IRIS (Integrated Risk Information System)? Q2/ what IRIS (Integrated Risk Information…

A: 1. Integrated risk information system. IRIS is a environmental assessment program operated by the US…

Q: Conjecture the introduction of first angle orthographic projection in design.

A: The conjecture first angle orthographic projection in design.

Q: These are types of design Invariant Original Abduction Variable

A: Design is basically a process and skill of making drawings that show how something should be made…

Q: (i) Process average and control limits.

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Q: . What do we mean my physical as opposed to analytical and comprehensive as opposed to focused…

A: A prototype is a sample, model, or release of a product that was created to test an idea or…

Q: Explain why this happens.

A: Given: 30 ml water poured into pop-can. To explain when and why the can implodes.

Q: Why is the aviation industry an example of the imitation and poor performance of the I/O model?

A: Airlines offer a critical service, but the continued existence of loss-making airlines, bloated…

Q: sketch the development

A: the given is isometric view

Q: Explain the difference between the differance between random sampling and haphazard sampling as used…

A: Random sampling-  It is the simplest forms of collecting data from the total population. In this ,…

Q: a) What is the principle of Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI)?   b) Explain the following…

A: Given questions: a) What is the principle of Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI)?   b) Explain the…

Q: Describe the seven basic steps for logical diagnosis.

A: Below are the seven basic steps for logical diagnosis: Primary checks: This step is useful to…

Q: , NDE was used to detect defects in steel castings. (JOM, May 2005.) Assume that the probability…

A: Data given-  probability of detection  P(T/D) = 0.97 defect occurs once in every 100 steel castings…

Q: 28. Define production facilities. 29. Defin" uation?

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Q: Tempering is an example of chemical treatment process. Select one: True False

A: Tempering is a heat treatment process which comes under metallurgy.

Q: What is sensitization and how do you prevent it?

A: Sensitization is the loss of alloy integrity. It results from chromium depletion in the vicinity of…

Q: There are many types of FMEA related to systems, process, design, top-down, Bottom-up. The two main…

A: FMEA is a failure mode and effect analysis. this method is used for identifying possible failure…

Q: Explain the “4C’s” practised as part of current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) to prevent cross…

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Q: Measurement systems plays a crucial role in industrial automation. Elaborate how the measurement…

A: given;   measurement systems plays a crucial role in industrial automation. Elaborate how the…

Q: Non destructive testing 1. Give your analysis on how NDT can be use in the current industry. 2. Rank…

A: Non destructive testing

Q: Discuss three typical advantages a physical prototype manufactured additively has over a…

A: A product life cycle consists of mainly eight broad phases, namely product concept, product design,…

Q: ircumstances necessitate recalibration and replacement of the measuring device?

A: we need to evaluate  the conditions where recalibration or replacement of measuring instrument…

Corrosion control methods

Corrosion may be defined as the method in which metals are attacked on their exteriors by gases existing in the atmosphere, converting them to their oxides, nitrides, sulfides, etc.