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    The document contains a past examination paper from IP University for the first semester Bachelor of Technology program in Manufacturing Processes from December 2003. The paper contains 7 questions testing knowledge of manufacturing processes like molding, casting, forging, sheet metal work, and welding. It asks students to define key terms, explain concepts, and provide sketches related to these various manufacturing techniques. The paper provides a sample of the type of assessment students would have encountered for this subject.

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    The document contains a past examination paper from IP University for the first semester Bachelor of Technology program in Manufacturing Processes from December 2003. The paper contains 7 questions testing knowledge of manufacturing processes like molding, casting, forging, sheet metal work, and welding. It asks students to define key terms, explain concepts, and provide sketches related to these various manufacturing techniques. The paper provides a sample of the type of assessment students would have encountered for this subject.

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    The document contains a past examination paper from IP University for the first semester Bachelor of Technology program in Manufacturing Processes from December 2003. The paper contains 7 questions testing knowledge of manufacturing processes like molding, casting, forging, sheet metal work, and welding. It asks students to define key terms, explain concepts, and provide sketches related to these various manufacturing techniques. The paper provides a sample of the type of assessment students would have encountered for this subject.

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    The document contains a past examination paper from IP University for the first semester Bachelor of Technology program in Manufacturing Processes from December 2003. The paper contains 7 questions testing knowledge of manufacturing processes like molding, casting, forging, sheet metal work, and welding. It asks students to define key terms, explain concepts, and provide sketches related to these various manufacturing techniques. The paper provides a sample of the type of assessment students would have encountered for this subject.

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    WELCOME TO IP UNIVERSITY QUESTION PAPERS WEBSITE


    Through this website, an attempt is being made to provide all the previous year question papers on-line.
    Currently work is underway only for the B.Tech. Stream question papers.
    About Guru Gobind Singh Indraprstha University (GGSIPU)
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    End-Term Examination
    First Semester [B.Tech] December 2003

    Paper Code : ETME 107 Subject : Manufacturing Processes

    Time : 3 Hours

    Maximum Marks : 75

    Note : Attempt any 5 questions in all. Give freehand sketch where necessary.

    Q1

    (a)

    Explain the following types of sand:


    1. Facing sand 3. System sand
    2. Backing sand 4. Parting sand

    Q2

    Q3

    (b)

    Why does the section of sprue reduce downwards?

    (c)

    What is the importance of permeability in molding sands?

    (d)

    Imagine a gating system without a riser. How does it affect the casting?

    (a)

    What is the difference between hot chamber and cold chamber die casting? Explain one process with suitable
    diagrams.

    (b)

    Explain centrifugal casting? How are the centrifugal casting methods classified?

    (c)

    Why is the mold in permanent mold casting preheated?

    (a)

    Define forgeability. On what factors does it depend?

    (b)

    Write short notes on swages, tongs and flatters used in a forging shop.

    (c)

    What is upset forging and how is it done?

    (d)

    How are a forging hammer and drop hammer alike and how do they differ?

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    Q4

    Q5

    Q6

    IP University Question Papers

    (a)

    Sketch and explain the working of an engineer's try square?

    (b)

    What are the advantages of a twist drill over flat drill?

    (c)

    What is the significance of accurate marking?

    (d)

    What is the difference between a mallet and a hammer?

    (a)

    Describe hems and seams used in sheet metal work.

    (b)

    Explain the utility of various allowances for making components by sheet metal work.

    (c)

    Differentiate between piercing, punching and blanking.

    (a)

    With the help of neat sketches explain the spot welding method.

    (b)

    Sketch the two polarities of DC supply and compare these for welding process.

    (c)

    What is the purpose of coating on an arc welding electrode?

    (d)

    Sketch the three types of flames used in oxy-acetylene. Gas welding give the uses of each.

    Write short notes on any THREE of the following:


    Q7

    (a)

    Various edge preparations used for welding joints.

    3x5

    (b)

    Difference between welding, soldering and brazing.

    (c)

    Types of files.

    (d)

    Binders used in molding sand.


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