Important Questions
Important Questions
Important Questions
Module 1
1. A shaft is manufactured within the specified limits of 30.02 and 29.98 mm. Find the high and low
limits of the bush to give a maximum clearance of 0.10 mm and minimum clearance of 0.02 mm.
2. Describe the GO and NOGO gauge design procedure with neat sketch.
3. Discuss all the principles of achieving accuracy.
4. Explain all types of errors.
5. Describe Taylor’s principle of gauges.
6. Discuss about the classification errors
7. Differentiate systematic error and random error.
8. What are the sources of errors.
9. Explain the classification of tolerances with suitable examples.
10. Explain the applications of slip gauge, ring gauge and snap gauges
11. Compare interchangability and selective assembly.
12. Define precision, accuracy, sensitivity and calibration
13. Discuss the hole basis and shaft basis systems with neat diagrams.
14. Discuss the principle of gauge tolerance
15. Differentiate static and dynamic errors
16. Compare line standard with end standard.
17. Discuss the different types of fit with examples.
18. Write a note on fundamental deviation
19. What is mean by Tolerance grade.
20. Requirements of Gauge Materials.
21. What is allowance. What are the allowances given to a measuring gauge.
22. Draw and explain the working of a Dial indicator.
23. What is mean by wringing of slip gauges
24. What are the advantages of wavelength standard over Standard of meter.
25. Why system of limits, fits and tolerance is required?
26. Discuss the working of dial indicator.
27. Determine limit dimensions for a clearance fit between mating parts of diameter 40 mm,
providing a minimum clearance of 0.10 mm with a tolerance on the hole equal to 0.025mm and
on shaft 0.05mm using both systems.
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30. In a vernier calliper, the main scale reads in millimetres with a least count of 0.1 mm. Ten
divisions on the vernier correspond to nine divisions of the main scale. Determine the least count
of the calliper.
Module 5
1. Is assessment length greater/lesser than transverse length in surface roughness
measurements? Why?
2. A surface tested under an optical flat using interferometer shows the following
interference fringe pattern. Intercept the nature of the surface.