Sheet metal Air Duct Objective: To perform cutting and forming processes on a sheet metal to produce an Air Duct with dimensions of 50 X 40, height 70cm, with handle holes diameter 20mm, and spot welding at both sides. handle hole diameter 20mm 50 (70 40 70 Instructions • List all the tools used in practice regarding Marking-Out Tools (name, sketches, objective and application). List all the tools used in practice regarding Sheet Metal Work (name, sketches, objective and application). Show practically how to transfer a specific drawing, measurements, and shape onto a sheet of metal. Write down the steps to produce an Air Duct with dimensions of 50 X 40, height 70 cm, as it mentioned in the figure above, using a sheet metal thickness of 2mm. Mention the tool used for each step. Show the practical diagrams, sketches for each step. Anyone copying will be given zero. Notice That: A practical sketch should be added for every single step during the processes.

Sheet metal Air Duct Objective: To perform cutting and forming processes on a sheet metal to produce an Air Duct with dimensions of 50 X 40, height 70cm, with handle holes diameter 20mm, and spot welding at both sides. handle hole diameter 20mm 50 (70 40 70 Instructions • List all the tools used in practice regarding Marking-Out Tools (name, sketches, objective and application). List all the tools used in practice regarding Sheet Metal Work (name, sketches, objective and application). Show practically how to transfer a specific drawing, measurements, and shape onto a sheet of metal. Write down the steps to produce an Air Duct with dimensions of 50 X 40, height 70 cm, as it mentioned in the figure above, using a sheet metal thickness of 2mm. Mention the tool used for each step. Show the practical diagrams, sketches for each step. Anyone copying will be given zero. Notice That: A practical sketch should be added for every single step during the processes.

Welding: Principles and Applications (MindTap Course List)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305494695

Author:Larry Jeffus

Publisher:Larry Jeffus

Chapter29: Welding Automation And Robotics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 15R

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