Odisha CHSE +2 Vocational PDFM (RMPDFM) flashcards
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- Shrinkage allowance
- Extra size added to a pattern to compensate for metal contraction on cooling; roughly 1-2% for cast iron and about 1.3% for steel, applied in all directions.
- Draft allowance
- Taper given to vertical faces of a pattern so it can be withdrawn from the sand without tearing the mould; typically 1 to 3 degrees.
- Riser in casting
- A reservoir of molten metal that feeds the casting during solidification and must solidify after the casting to prevent shrinkage cavities.
- Core and chaplet
- A core forms internal cavities in a casting; chaplets are metal supports that hold the core in position against buoyancy during pouring.
- Bend allowance
- Length of the neutral axis in a bend, calculated as angle in radians multiplied by (inside radius plus K times thickness), added to flat length.
- Tap drill size
- Drill diameter for tapping a thread, approximately major diameter minus pitch; for M10 x 1.5 the tap drill is 8.5 mm.
- Drilling spindle speed
- Rotational speed N = (1000 x V)/(pi x D), where V is cutting speed in m/min and D is drill diameter in mm.
- First-angle projection
- Projection method where the object lies between observer and plane; the top view appears below the front view and the left view on the right.
- Representative fraction
- Ratio of drawing length to actual length, written as 1:n for a reducing scale; for example 1:20 means 1 mm represents 20 mm.
- H7/g6 fit
- ISO hole-basis fit designation: H7 is the hole tolerance and g6 the shaft tolerance, producing a close running fit with small clearance.
- Hidden line convention
- Dashed thin lines represent edges not visible in the view; they are avoided in dimensioning, where dimensions are placed on true-shape views.
- Grey cast iron carbon
- Grey cast iron contains about 2 to 4 percent carbon, mostly as flake graphite, giving good compressive strength, damping and castability but low ductility.
- Annealing purpose
- Heat treatment of heating and slow cooling to soften metal, relieve internal stresses and refine grain, improving machinability after casting or welding.
- Hacksaw blade pitch
- Number of teeth per inch; use 14 TPI for thick sections, 18 general and 24 for thin tube, ensuring at least three teeth engage the work.
- Vernier least count
- Difference between one main scale division and one vernier division; a 50-division vernier on a 1 mm scale gives a least count of 0.02 mm.
- Micrometer least count
- Screw pitch divided by number of thimble divisions; a 0.5 mm pitch screw with 50 divisions gives a least count of 0.01 mm.
- Accuracy versus precision
- Accuracy is closeness of a measurement to the true value; precision is repeatability of readings. Systematic errors affect accuracy, random errors affect precision.
- Pareto chart
- A bar chart of defects ordered by frequency, used in quality control to show that a few causes account for most problems.
- Stress and strain
- Stress is force divided by cross-sectional area in N/mm2 (MPa); strain is change in length divided by original length, a dimensionless ratio.
- Taper formula
- Taper equals (large diameter minus small diameter) divided by length; the half-angle is found from tan(theta) = (D - d)/(2L).
- Ohm's law
- Voltage equals current multiplied by resistance (V = I x R); electrical power P = V x I = I squared R, and energy in kWh is watts times hours divided by 1000.
- Break-even quantity
- Number of units to sell where total revenue equals total cost, computed as fixed cost divided by (selling price minus variable cost per unit).
- Udyam registration
- Online Indian government portal where micro, small and medium enterprises register to obtain MSME benefits, based on investment and turnover criteria.
- Communication feedback loop
- Communication requires sender, message, encoding, channel, receiver, decoding and feedback; noise is any interference that distorts the message.
- Seven Cs of communication
- Guidelines for effective messages: clear, concise, concrete, correct, coherent, complete and courteous, applied to letters, reports and emails.
- CAD object snap
- Precision drawing aid that locks the cursor to exact geometric points such as endpoint, midpoint, centre or intersection, ensuring accurate CAD geometry.
- DXF file format
- Drawing exchange format used to share CAD drawings between different software packages; DWG is the native format and PDF is used for viewing.
- Absolute cell reference
- Spreadsheet reference such as $A$1 that stays fixed when a formula is copied, unlike relative references which adjust to the new position.
- Silicosis hazard
- Lung disease caused by inhaling fine silica dust in foundries and sand blasting; prevented by dust extraction, wet methods and approved respirators.
- Arc eye
- Painful inflammation of the cornea caused by ultraviolet light from welding arcs; prevented by welding screens, helmets and correct filter shade.
- Noise action level
- Exposure at or above 85 dB(A) averaged over eight hours requires hearing protection and noise control measures; sound level meters measure this.
- Burn first aid
- Cool the burn with clean running water for at least 20 minutes, cover with a sterile non-stick dressing, and never apply oil or ice.