This document is an examination for a Tool Design course consisting of 3 parts with multiple choice questions. Part A includes questions about die components and press tool operations. Part B covers progressive and compound dies as well as shear stages. Part C involves determining the center of pressure for a component, calculating stock usage for a sheet metal part, and analyzing strip layout for punching multiple parts from a strip of steel. The exam was administered on September 5, 2015 with a duration of 1 hour and maximum marks of 25.
This document is an examination for a Tool Design course consisting of 3 parts with multiple choice questions. Part A includes questions about die components and press tool operations. Part B covers progressive and compound dies as well as shear stages. Part C involves determining the center of pressure for a component, calculating stock usage for a sheet metal part, and analyzing strip layout for punching multiple parts from a strip of steel. The exam was administered on September 5, 2015 with a duration of 1 hour and maximum marks of 25.
This document is an examination for a Tool Design course consisting of 3 parts with multiple choice questions. Part A includes questions about die components and press tool operations. Part B covers progressive and compound dies as well as shear stages. Part C involves determining the center of pressure for a component, calculating stock usage for a sheet metal part, and analyzing strip layout for punching multiple parts from a strip of steel. The exam was administered on September 5, 2015 with a duration of 1 hour and maximum marks of 25.
This document is an examination for a Tool Design course consisting of 3 parts with multiple choice questions. Part A includes questions about die components and press tool operations. Part B covers progressive and compound dies as well as shear stages. Part C involves determining the center of pressure for a component, calculating stock usage for a sheet metal part, and analyzing strip layout for punching multiple parts from a strip of steel. The exam was administered on September 5, 2015 with a duration of 1 hour and maximum marks of 25.
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Srinivas School of Engineering, Mukka, Mangalore
VII Semester B. E - (A, B)
I Internal Assessment Test Tool Design (10ME762) Duration: 1 hour Staff: Mr Vishwas, Mr Raghavendra
USN: Date: 5/09/2015 Max Marks: 25
Note: Answer any ONE full question from each part.
PART A 1. List the components of simple die and explain press tool operations. (10 marks) 2. Explain types of bending and also explain spring back effect with a sketch. (10 marks) PART B 3. a. With a neat sketch explain progressive and compound dies.(6 marks) b. Explain critical stages of shearing (4 marks) 4. a. With a neat sketch explain combination and inverted dies. (6 marks) b. Explain shear on punch and die. (4 marks) PART C 5. a. Determine the centre of pressure of the component shown in fig (1) dimension are in mm. (2.5 marks) b. A steel component of 20 x 60 mm is to be made from 2mm thick sheet sketch the scrap strip layout and find percentage of stock used. (2.5 marks)
Fig 1 Fig 2 6. A part shown in fig (2) is to be made from a strip of a mild steel (=0.007 Kg/cm 3) which is 3mm thick and 2m long. Determine strip layout, No of parts that can be punched from the strip, Percentage of stock used, weight of the material needed to produce one blank. (5 marks)
