ADITHYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

COIMBATORE -107
Internal Assessment -3
Academic
Year 2015-16

ACD/QP/01
13.10.2015
Rev: 0
Page No:1
Date : 19-10-2015

Sem & Class

Unit coverage Max Time
III
IA No 3
2
1hr 30mins 09.00 am to 10.30 am
Mechanical

Course code

ME 6302

Course
Title

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY - I

ADITHYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

COIMBATORE -107
Internal Assessment -3
Academic
Year 2015-16
Course code

ACD/QP/01
13.10.2015
Rev: 0
Page No:1
Date : 19-10-2015

Sem & Class

Unit coverage Max Time
III
IA No 3
2
1hr 30mins 09.00 am to 10.30 am
Mechanical
ME 6302

PART A (10x2=20)

Course
Title

MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY - I

PART A (10x2=20)

1.
2.

Define spring back.

[May/June 2013]
Why is it necessary to provide proper clearance between the punch and die in shearing
operation?
[May/June 2013]
3. List the advantages of superplastic forming processes
[Nov/Dec 2013]
4. What are the different types of compression moulds?
[Nov/Dec 2013]
5. What is shear angle? Why is it given in punches and dies?
[Nov/Dec 2014]
6. What are the different properties that a sheet metal should possess? [May/June 2009]
7. What is polythene?
[May/June 2014]
8. Name the common thermosetting plastics.
[May/June 2014]
9. What is film blowing?
[May/June 2012]
10. Name two adhesives that are used for adhesive bonding of plastics [May/June 2012]

1.
2.

PART B (3x10=30)
11. a) Describe with illustrative sketches, the following sheet metal operations:
i) Bending edge of a sheet using wiping die, ii) Roll Bending, iii) Stretch forming,
iv) Deep Drawing.
[May/June 2012]
(or)
b) With a neat sketch, explain the rubber pad forming process. How does it differ
from rubber hydro forming process?
[May/June 2012]
12. a) Explain the explosive and super plastic forming processes with neat sketches
[Nov/Dec 2010]
(or)
b) Describe the working principle of film blowing and Thermoforming.
[Nov/Dec 2010]
13. a) What is Rotational moulding? Explain the same with necessary sketch. Mention
also its applications.
[May/June 2012]
(or)
b) Explain the various steps required to manufacture a plastic bottle using blow
moulding process, with a neat sketch.
[May/June 2012]

PART B (3x10=30)
11. a) Describe with illustrative sketches, the following sheet metal operations:
i) Bending edge of a sheet using wiping die, ii) Roll Bending, iii) Stretch forming,
iv) Deep Drawing.
[May/June 2012]
(or)
b) With a neat sketch, explain the rubber pad forming process. How does it differ
from rubber hydro forming process?
[May/June 2012]
12. a) Explain the explosive and super plastic forming processes with neat sketches
[Nov/Dec 2010]
(or)
b) Describe the working principle of film blowing and Thermoforming.
[Nov/Dec 2010]
13. a) What is Rotational moulding? Explain the same with necessary sketch. Mention
also its applications.
[May/June 2012]
(or)
b) Explain the various steps required to manufacture a plastic bottle using blow
moulding process, with a neat sketch.
[May/June 2012]

Faculty

HoD

Principal

Define spring back.

[May/June 2013]
Why is it necessary to provide proper clearance between the punch and die in shearing
operation?
[May/June 2013]
3. List the advantages of superplastic forming processes
[Nov/Dec 2013]
4. What are the different types of compression moulds?
[Nov/Dec 2013]
5. What is shear angle? Why is it given in punches and dies?
[Nov/Dec 2014]
6. What are the different properties that a sheet metal should possess? [May/June 2009]
7. What is polythene?
[May/June 2014]
8. Name the common thermosetting plastics.
[May/June 2014]
9. What is film blowing?
[May/June 2012]
10. Name two adhesives that are used for adhesive bonding of plastics. [May/June 2012]

Faculty

HoD

Principal