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9.
is used to produce long parts with constant cross-sections.
A. Open-die forging B. Closed-die forging C. Heading D. Rolling
10. In a turning operation, BUE (built-up edge) is a major factor that
affects surface finish.
A. favorably B. adversely C. do not
11. On a lathe,
can be produced.
A. internal threads
B. external threads
C. both A & B
12. Of the following tool materials,
has the highest strength.
A. high-speed steels B. carbides
C. cubic boron nitride D. diamond
Cutter
13. The right schematic illustration is about
Arbor
A. face milling
B. end milling
C. peripheral milling
14. The average rake angle of abrasive grains in grinding wheels usually
is
A. positive B. negative
C. zero
D. positive or negative
15. The follows are several cylindrical grinding operations. In common,
should be the most accurate one.
A. traverse grinding B. plunge grinding C. profile grinding
Transcribed Image Text:9. is used to produce long parts with constant cross-sections. A. Open-die forging B. Closed-die forging C. Heading D. Rolling 10. In a turning operation, BUE (built-up edge) is a major factor that affects surface finish. A. favorably B. adversely C. do not 11. On a lathe, can be produced. A. internal threads B. external threads C. both A & B 12. Of the following tool materials, has the highest strength. A. high-speed steels B. carbides C. cubic boron nitride D. diamond Cutter 13. The right schematic illustration is about Arbor A. face milling B. end milling C. peripheral milling 14. The average rake angle of abrasive grains in grinding wheels usually is A. positive B. negative C. zero D. positive or negative 15. The follows are several cylindrical grinding operations. In common, should be the most accurate one. A. traverse grinding B. plunge grinding C. profile grinding
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