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100

There are six ways an object can move, called degrees of freedom. The ability to move in a straight line along an axis is called a:

freedom of translation

freedom of rotation

freedom of movement

freedom of transposition 

freedom of translation

100

The most efficient type of locator is the:

adjustable locator pad

cylindrical locator

secondary locator

spring-loaded locator

cylindrical locator

100

How many minimum points of surface contact must be made on the primary datum plane when a workpiece is held in a fixture?

3

1

2

4

3

100

How many minimum points of surface contact must be made on the secondary datum plane when a workpiece is held in a fixture?

3

2

1

4

2

100

How many minimum points of surface contact must be made on the tertiary datum plane when a workpiece is held in a fixture?

2

4

3

1

1

200

Each tooth on a broach is higher than the one before it by an amount called the:

depth of cut

land

chipbreaker

rake angle

depth of cut

200

The principle types of broaching machines are the:

push and pull

internal and external

horizontal and vertical

single and double ram

horizontal and vertical

200

What name is given to a fixture that holds multiple identical parts?


rotary fixture

plain fixture

indexing fixture

string fixture

200

The rake or face angle on a broach is based on the:

cutting speed

work material

shape of the broach

cut per tooth

work material

200

When broaching, the term cutting speed refers to the:

chip load per tooth

ram return speed

number of workpieces produced per minute

speed in surface feet per minute (sfpm) or metres per minute (m/min)

speed in surface feet per minute (sfpm) or metres per minute (m/min)

300

Fixtures are most often used on:

drill presses and boring mills

drill presses and lathes

boring mills and lathes

milling machines and lathes

milling machines and lathes

300

Using more than one locator to constrain the same degree of freedom is called:

foolproofing

redundant location

degree of freedom

secondary locator

redundant location

300

The accurate location of milling fixtures is usually obtained from:

T-bolts and tenon strips

adjustable locating pins

profiles

sighting plates

T-bolts and tenon strips

300

The three basic types of components  that make up a fixture are the:

base, locators and clamps

primary locator, fouling pin and clamps

clamps, bolts and c-washers

base, locators and workpiece

base, locators and clamps

300

A device that holds the workpiece and guides the cutting tool is called:

a locator

foolproofing

a jig

a fixture

a jig

400

Broaching is capable of producing a surface finish of:

16 microinches

125 microinches

64 microinches

32 microinches

32 microinches

400

Either the broach or the workpiece must turn when broaching:

helical shapes

gear teeth

internal shapes

external shapes

helical shapes

400

The number of finishing teeth on a broach is usually:

4

1

2

3

3

400

The strength of a broach is increased by the:

shear angle

pitch

radius of the tooth fillet

clearance angle

radius of the tooth fillet

400

Horizontal broaching machines:

can handle very long broaches

have a shorter stroke than vertical broaching machines

may require a number of shorter broaches to be used in succession for some operations

generally push rather than pull the broaches

can handle very long broaches

500

A device that holds the workpiece without guiding the cutting tool is called:

a locator

foolproofing

a jig

a fixture

a fixture

500

What method of locating on a fixtures relies on lining up the part to an engraved profile?


a surface

long post

a profile

sighting plate

sighting plate

500

The positioning of locators to eliminate incorrect loading is called:

primary locator

secondary locator

redundant

foolproofing

foolproofing

500

The six degrees of freedom that must be constrained on a workpiece when held in a fixture are:

three freedoms of translation and three of rotation

five freedoms of translation and one of freedom

four freedoms of rotation and two of translation

four freedoms of translation and two of rotation

three freedoms of translation and three of rotation

500

There are six ways an object can move, called degrees of freedom. The ability to rotate around an axis is called a:

freedom of transposition 

freedom of translation

freedom of movement

freedom of rotation

freedom of rotation

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