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    Unit Test-1: Sou Venutai Chavan Plytechnic, Pune-41

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    SOU VENUTAI CHAVAN PLYTECHNIC, PUNE-41

    SUB : CAD/CAM & Automation

    MARKS : 25 TIME: 1 HRS

    3. Explain the constructive solid geometry (CSG) technique used in


    solid modeling

    Unit Test-1
    CLASS : TYME I, II &III

    Que1: Attempt any three

    (9Mks)

    1. List any three Input and Output devices.


    2. Write advantages of CNC.
    3. Draw the hardware structure for CAD.

    SOU VENUTAI CHAVAN PLYTECHNIC, PUNE-41

    4. State four properties of Geometric modeling system.

    Que 2: Attempt any two

    (8Mks)

    1. Draw block diagram of product cycle used in CAD/CAM

    TIME: 1 HRS
    SUB: CAD/CAM & Automation

    MARKS: 25

    TIME: 1 HRS

    CLASS: TYME I, II &III

    2. Distinguish between surface modeling and solid modeling.


    3.

    Que1: Attempt any three

    Write M-codes for following

    (9Mks)

    a. Tool change

    1. List any three Input and Output devices.

    b. Coolant ON

    2. Write advantages of CNC.

    c. Spindle start in clockwise direction.

    3. Draw the hardware structure for CAD.

    d. End of program with return to beginning.

    4. State four properties of Geometric modeling system.

    Que 3: Attempt any two

    (8 Mks)

    1. State role of computer in industrial manufacturing and list software


    used
    2. Explain the Boolean operation operations used in geometric
    modeling.

    Que 2: Attempt any two

    (8Mks)

    1. Draw block diagram of product cycle used in CAD/CAM


    2. Distinguish between surface modeling and solid modeling.

    3.

    Write M-codes for following


    a. Tool change
    b. Coolant ON
    c. Spindle start in clockwise direction.
    d. End of program with return to beginning.

    Que 3: Attempt any two

    (8 Mks)

    1. State role of computer in industrial manufacturing and list software


    used
    2. Explain the Boolean operation operations used in geometric
    modeling.
    3. Explain the constructive solid geometry (CSG) technique used in
    solid modeling.

    SOU VENUTAI CHAVAN PLYTECHNIC, PUNE-41


    Unit Test 1
    SUB FMM
    TIME: 1 HRS

    3. State Bernaullis Theorem. Write its equation with the meaning of


    each term used in it.

    MARKS : 25
    CLASS : TYME I, II &III

    SOU VENUTAI CHAVAN PLYTECHNIC, PUNE-41


    Unit Test 1

    Que1: Attempt any three

    (9Mks)

    1. Define specific gravity and weight density


    2. Convert 30 cm of oil column in N/m2. Take specific gravity of oil
    1.2.
    3. Define Dynamic and kinematic viscocity and write its unit
    Que2: Attempt any two

    (8Mks)

    1. Draw labeled sketch and explain the working of differential U-tube


    manometer.
    2. An orifice meter with orifice diameter 15 cm is inserted in pipe of
    30 cm diameter. The pressure difference measured by mercury oil
    differential manometer is 50 cm of Hg. Find rate of flow of oil sp.
    Gr. 0.9. Take Cd = 0.64
    3. A U- tube manometer is used to measure pressure of oil specific
    gravity 0.85 flowing in a pipe line. Its left end is connected to pipe
    and right end is open to atmosphere. The center of pipe is 100 mm
    below level of mercury in right limb. If difference of mercury level
    in two limbs is 160 mm. Find absolute pressure in Kpa. Take
    specific gravity of mercury =13.6
    Que2: Attempt any two

    (8Mks)

    1. Draw neat sketch of venturimeter. Why divergent section of


    venturimeter is longer that convergent section?
    2. A circular plate of diameter 1 m is immersed in a water in such a
    way that the least depth of immersion is 0.5 m and maximum depth
    of immersion is 1 m. Find the depth of center of pressure.

    SUB : FMM

    MARKS : 25

    TIME: 1 HRS

    CLASS : TYME I, II &III

    Que1: Attempt any three

    (9Mks)

    1. Define specific gravity and weight density


    2. Convert 30 cm of oil column in N/m2. Take specific gravity of oil
    1.2.
    3. Define Dynamic and kinematic viscocity and write its unit
    Que2: Attempt any two

    (8Mks)

    1. Draw labeled sketch and explain the working of differential U-tube


    manometer.
    2. An orifice meter with orifice diameter 15 cm is inserted in pipe of
    30 cm diameter. The pressure difference measured by mercury oil
    differential manometer is 50 cm of Hg. Find rate of flow of oil sp.
    Gr. 0.9. Take Cd = 0.64
    3. A U- tube manometer is used to measure pressure of oil specific
    gravity 0.85 flowing in a pipe line. Its left end is connected to pipe
    and right end is open to atmosphere. The center of pipe is 100 mm
    below level of mercury in right limb. If difference of mercury level
    in two limbs is 160 mm. Find absolute pressure in Kpa. Take
    specific gravity of mercury =13.6
    Que2: Attempt any two

    (8Mks)

    1. Draw neat sketch of venturimeter. Why divergent section of


    venturimeter is longer that convergent section?
    2. A circular plate of diameter 1 m is immersed in a water in such a
    way that the least depth of immersion is 0.5 m and maximum depth
    of immersion is 1 m. Find the depth of center of pressure.
    3. State Bernaullis Theorem. Write its equation with the meaning of
    each term used in it.

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