Compare drop forging and press forging. 

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Comparison of Drop Forging and Press Forging: 

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Last Answer : (i) Difference between Open Die and Close Die Forging: (ii)Drop Forging  Drop forging is carried out by using drop hammers. They are board or gravity hammer, air lift hammer and power drop ... of upper and lower dies. The ram is fastened to the lower end of vertical hard wood board.

Description : Explain press forging with neat sketch. 

Last Answer : Press Forging: In press forging, impression dies are used in which partd are made by plastically deforming a metal blank into die avities by slow squeezing action. The forging pressure builds up from the ... they are generally employed for non-ferrous alloys weighting from upto about 135 N. 

Description : Explain drop forging with neat sketch. 

Last Answer : Drop Forging Process: Drop forging is carried out by using drop hammers. They are board or gravity hammer, air lift hammer and power drop hammer. Anvil of drop forging hammer is attached to the frame ... [5] This energy will be delivered to the metal work-piece to produce plastic deformation.  

Description : Explain drop forging

Last Answer : Drop Forging Process: Drop forging is carried out by using drop hammers. They are board or gravity hammer, air lift hammer and power drop hammer. Anvil of drop forging hammer is attached to the frame ... 5] This energy will be delivered to the metal work-piece to produce plastic deformation. 

Description : What are the steps in drop forging? 

Last Answer : Drop Forging Process:  Drop forging is carried out by using drop hammers. They are board or gravity hammer, air lift hammer and power drop hammer. Anvil of drop forging hammer is attached to the ... . [5] This energy will be delivered to the metal work-piece to produce plastic deformation. 

Description : Draw flatter and Fuller. State its use in forging.

Last Answer : 1. Fuller: Use of Fuller: Fuller is a forging tool, used to spread the metal. The fuller is placed against the metal stock, and then either the fuller or the stock is struck ... are used to give smoothness and accuracy to articles which have already been shaped by fullers and swages. 

Description : Describe briefly, hand forging and machine forging. 

Last Answer : Hand Forging: [1] Hand forging is the oldest type of metal working process and has influenced the formation of other materials through the age. [2] Smith forging was formerly the process ... the height from which they fall, the higher will be intensity of blow the hammer will provide.

Description : Write forging sequence for spanners.

Last Answer : Forging Sequence for Spanner: (1) The heated stock is elongated by reducing its cross section in first die. The operation is known as Fullering . (2) The metal is redistributed, increasing the cross ... . (5) Flash is removed. (6) Heat treatment and machining is done as per requirement. 

Description : List any four applications of forging process. 

Last Answer : Applications of Forging Process: 1. Connecting rod 2. Crankshaft 3. Camshaft 4. Spanner 5. Alloy wheel 6. Differential gears 7. Drive shafts 8. Clutch hubs 9. Universal joints 10. Hand Tools

Description : State any two advantages of forging process. 

Last Answer : Advantages of forging processes: 1) Complex shaped parts can be forged 2) Mass production with greater accuracy is achieved. 3) It is very easy to maintain close tolerances. 4) ... highly skilled operator. 6) Better reproducibility. 7) Machining is not necessary to obtain final shape 

Description : Classify forging. State Fullering

Last Answer : Answer: Classification of forging processes 1.Open die forging: a) Hand forging b) Power forging: i. Hammer forging ii. Press forging 2.Close die forging: a) Drop forging b) ... The force is applied on the top fuller which results in decreasing the cross section at that point.  

Description : Describe forging sequence for crank shaft.

Last Answer : Forging Sequence for Manufacturing Crank Shaft: [1] Stock is redistributed and size is increased at certain place and reduced at other place by roll forging.   [2] After preliminary roll forging, stock ... the finished part is then trimmed in blanking die to remove excess metal or flash.   

Description : Name forging defects. 

Last Answer : 1. Cold shuts 2. Pitting 3. Die shift 4. Incomplete filling of dies 5. Dents 6. Flakes

Description : Explain forging sequence for camshaft.

Last Answer : Forging process for manufacturing Camshaft: i) Stock is redistributed and size is increased at certain places & reduced at others by rolled forging. ii) after preliminary roll forging, the stock is ... v) finished part is trimmed in blanking die to remove excess metal or flash.

Description : State the forging sequence for production of spanner.

Last Answer : Forging sequence for production of spanner Forging Sequence for Spanner: (1) The heated stock is elongated by reducing its cross section in first die. The operation is known as Fullering . (2) ... (5) Flash is removed. (6) Heat treatment and machining is done as per requirement.

Description : Enlist any four operations carried out in forging process and explain fullering with neat sketch.

Last Answer : Operations carried out in forging process:  a) Upsetting b) Drawing Down c) Setting down d) Welding e) Bending f) Cutting g) Punching Fullering: In ... sledge hammer. The force is applied on the top fuller which results in decreasing the cross section at that point.

Description : Enlist any four forging components.

Last Answer : Forging Components:  1. Connecting rod  2. Crankshaft  3. Camshaft  4. Alloy wheel  5. Drive shafts  6. Clutch hubs  7. Universal joints  8. Hand Tools

Description : Explain closed die forging with neat sketch

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Description : Enlist names of any four parts of automobile that can be manufactured by forging.

Last Answer : Following are few automotive components that can be manufactured by forging Process: 1. Connecting rod 2. Crankshaft 3. Camshaft 4. Gears 5. Alloy wheel

Description : Give detail classification of forging processes. 

Last Answer : Classification of forging processes :  1.Open die forging: a) Hand forging b) Power forging:  i. Hammer forging  ii. Press forging 2.Close die forging: a) Drop forging b) Press forging c) Machine forging

Description : Differentiate between open die forging and close die forging.

Last Answer : Difference between open die and close die forging:

Description : Explain forging process used to manufacture the spanners. 

Last Answer : Answer: Forging process used for production of spanner: 1) Fullering -The heated stock is elongated by reducing its cross section in first die.  2) Edging- The metal is redistributed, ... Trimming: Flash is removed   (6) Heat treatment and machining is done as per requirement.   

Description : State various advantages and limitations of forging processes. 

Last Answer : Answer: Advantages of forging processes  1) Complex shaped parts can be forged 2) Mass production with greater accuracy is achieved. 3) It is very easy to maintain close tolerances. 4) ... cannot be produced by forging. 8) Rapid oxidation of metal surface at high temperature wears the dies 

Description : Define forgeability. Name any two materials that are used in forging. 

Last Answer : Forgeability: Forgeability can be defined as the tolerance of a metal or alloy for deformation without failure. OR  Forgeability is defined as the ability of a metal to change size and shape when heated to ... 10) Tantalum alloys 11) Molybdenum alloys 12) Tungsten alloys 13) Beryllium.

Description : Draw the simple labeled sketches showing forging sequence for manufacturing Gears.

Last Answer : Forging Sequence for Manufacturing Gears: i) The size of the heated stock is reduced with compensation of its length i.e. Upsetting is carried out.  ii) After heading or upsetting, stock is ... next impression or blocking die   iv) Then the finished part is trimmed in blanking die  

Description : Classify Forging processes.

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Description : Draw simple labeled sketch showing forging sequence for manufacturing Crank Shaft.

Last Answer : Forging Sequence for Manufacturing Crank Shaft: [1] Stock is redistributed and size is increased at certain place and reduced at other place by roll forging. [2] After preliminary roll forging, ... Then the finished part is then trimmed in blanking die to remove excess metal or flash.   

Description : State four advantages and limitations of forging.

Last Answer : Advantages of Forging: 1. Strength: i. Forging reduces the failures. ii. High strength to weight ratio. iii. It can be able to withstand fluctuating stress caused by sudden shock loading. ... be produced by forging. 8. Rapid oxidation of metal surface at high temperature wears the dies.

Description : Explain the term ‘Draft’ related to forging.

Last Answer : Draft — The necessary taper on the side of a forging to allow removal from the dies; also applies to the die impression. Commonly expressed in degrees as the draft angle.

Description : List the four hand tools used in forging.

Last Answer : Hand Tools used in Forging: 1. Hammer 2. Rigid Anvil 3. Hearth 4. Tong 5. Fuller

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Description : Name the types of dies used in press work. Explain any one with neat sketch.

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Description : Explain material used in press work for automobile applications

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Description : Explain fly press with neat sketch.

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Description : Enlist any four merit and demerits of mechanical press

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Description : Explain blanking and piercing operation performed by press. 

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Description : Draw the neat sketch of fly press. Give the functions of important parts of it. 

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Description : Enlist the different materials used in press work for automobile application. 

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Description : Explain Blanking operation on press with neat sketch.

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Description : Explain drawing operation on press with neat sketch.

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Description : Specify a Press Size required for sheet metal work.

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Description : Enlist four press components used in automobiles. 

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Description : Compare resistance welding and arc welding. 

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