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    Lapping and Honing

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    The document discusses lapping and honing processes and provides multiple choice questions about topics related to lapping, honing, brazing and abrasives. Lapping is described as a slow abrasive process that uses bonded abrasives and can achieve tight tolerances. Honing and brazing processes as well as abrasive materials used for different applications are also covered.

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    The document discusses lapping and honing processes and provides multiple choice questions about topics related to lapping, honing, brazing and abrasives. Lapping is described as a slow abrasive process that uses bonded abrasives and can achieve tight tolerances. Honing and brazing processes as well as abrasive materials used for different applications are also covered.

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    The document discusses lapping and honing processes and provides multiple choice questions about topics related to lapping, honing, brazing and abrasives. Lapping is described as a slow abrasive process that uses bonded abrasives and can achieve tight tolerances. Honing and brazing processes as well as abrasive materials used for different applications are also covered.

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    The document discusses lapping and honing processes and provides multiple choice questions about topics related to lapping, honing, brazing and abrasives. Lapping is described as a slow abrasive process that uses bonded abrasives and can achieve tight tolerances. Honing and brazing processes as well as abrasive materials used for different applications are also covered.

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    Lapping and Honing

    1. Which among the following processes is employed for embedding the abrasive on
    the lap?
    a) Lapping
    b) Fixing
    c) Charging
    d) Rubbing

    2. Which one of the following is the purpose for providing grooves on the lapping
    plate?
    a) To retain lapping paste
    b) To reduce friction
    c) To collect cutting chips
    d) To prevent distortion of the lapping plate

    3. Which one of the following is the purpose for providing lengthwise grooves on the
    adjustable cylindrical lap?
    a) To retain lapping paste
    b) To provide expansion
    c) To reduce friction
    d) To prevent distortion of the adjustable cylindrical lap

    4. Which among the following is the movement of the honing machine during
    operation?
    a) Horizontal
    b) Vertical
    c) Reciprocating
    d) Vertical and reciprocating

    5. Which one of the following abrasives is used for honing non-ferrous metals?
    a) Aluminium oxide
    b) Silicon carbide
    c) Diamond
    d) Boron carbide

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    6. Which among the following abrasive is sued for honing tungsten steel?
    • Aluminium oxide
    • Silicon carbide
    • Diamond
    • Boron carbide

    7. Which one of the following abrasives is used for lapping gauges?


    a) Aluminium oxide
    b) Silicon carbide
    c) Diamond
    d) Boron carbide

    8. Which among the following abrasive Is used for lapping soft steel?
    a) Aluminium oxide
    b) Silicon carbide
    c) Diamond
    d) Boron carbide

    9. Which among the following materials is used for making flat lap plates?
    a) Mild steel
    b) High carbon steel
    c) Closed grain cast iron
    d) Chromium steel

    10. Which one of the following statement is NOT true about lapping?
    a) It is a slow process
    b) It is an abrasive process
    c) It uses bonded abrasives
    d) Tight tolerance can be obtained by lapping

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    Brazing MCQs.
    1. Brazing is a process in which a non-ferrous filler metal having a melting point
    a) Above 427°C but lower than that of base metal is used
    b) Below 427°C but lower than that of base metal is used
    c) Above 427°C and above that of base metal is used
    d) Below 427°C and above that of base metal is used

    2. Spelter is a brazing alloy consisting normally of


    a) 50% copper and 50% zinc
    b) 50% copper and 50% lead
    c) 50% lead and 50% zinc
    d) 50% copper and 50% tin

    3. Which of the following abrasive materials would be used to clean the steel
    before brazing?
    a) Wet and dry silicon carbide paper
    b) Emery cloth
    c) Wire tool aluminium oxide paper
    d) Aluminium oxide paper

    4. Why is flux used for in brazing?


    a) To prevent steel from oxidizing during brazing process
    b) To speed up brazing process
    c) To clean the metal by dissolving any oxide already present
    d) To make the final joint clean

    5. When brazing is completed work piece should be cooled


    a) Slowly
    b) Rapidly
    c) Under cold water
    d) At any rate

    6. In brazing, which property of filler metal makes it flow in small clearances?


    a) Viscosity
    b) Density
    c) Melting point
    d) Capillary action
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    7. Brazing is used to join which two metals?
    a) Brass to brass
    b) Copper to copper
    c) Steel to steel
    d) Aluminium to aluminium

    8. What is brazing filler rod made of?


    a) Iron
    b) Brass
    c) Tin
    d) Lead

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