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51.

Which of the following is a perfect composition for medium carbon steel?(a) Upto 0.3%(b) 0.3-0.6%(c) 0.6-1.7%(d) 1.7-3%I had been asked this question in an international level competition.I need to ask this question from Mold Materials in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Right choice is (B) 0.3-0.6%

For EXPLANATION: The sequence of composition is in order from low carbon steel to high carbon steel TILL 1.7% carbon. Medium carbon steel belongs to a REGION of 0.3-0.6% carbon.

52.

Which of the following is not a bonding theory?(a) Electrostatic bonding theory(b) Hot strength theory(c) Surface tension theory(d) Block and wedge theoryThis question was posed to me in homework.This intriguing question originated from Bonding Theory in division Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct CHOICE is (b) Hot strength THEORY

Easiest explanation: Hot strength theory is not one of the bonding THEORIES, while ELECTROSTATIC theory, surface tension theory and block and WEDGE theory are bonding theories.

53.

Large particles in soil increase the chances of imperfection and brittle failure.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was posed to me in exam.My question comes from Grain Size and Shape in chapter Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Right answer is (a) True

Explanation: The Large particles in SOIL increase the chances of imperfections and BRITTLE failure. REVERSELY, smaller particles are strengthened by the decrease in imperfections. This MAKES the failure advantageous that occurs due to the presence of cleavage at the crystal planes. High cooperating conditions increases the breaking of extended particles and shear abrasion.

54.

At what temperature, does quartz melt completely?(a) 1725°C(b) 1925°C(c) 1825°C(d) 2025°CI have been asked this question during an online exam.My question is from Refractory Sands in division Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Right choice is (a) 1725°C

Explanation: Quartz gets MELTED completely at 1725°C. After REACHING this TEMPERATURE, the quartz WOULD then start undergoing transformations.

55.

What is the green compression strength of core sand mixture for general purpose?(a) 1/5 kg/cm^2(b) 1/6 kg/cm^2(c) 1/7 kg/cm^2(d) 1/8 kg/cm^2The question was posed to me in an online quiz.This intriguing question originated from Preparation of Core Mix topic in division Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Right answer is (C) 1/7 kg/cm^2

Explanation: The GREEN compression strength of core sand mixture for general purpose is 1/7 kg/cm^2, whereas the DRY compression strength of a core sand mixture is FOUND to be 70 kg/cm^2.

56.

Which of the following is not a core sand ingredient?(a) Water(b) Wax(c) Granular refractories(d) Core bindersI have been asked this question in quiz.This interesting question is from Indian Sand and core sand in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Right CHOICE is (b) WAX

To explain I would say: For the core material, water, granular refractories and core BINDERS are ingredients which are HIGHLY used. The ingredients used do not INVOLVE wax in it and hence is not a part of the ingredients.

57.

Which of the following increases the dry strength of the sand?(a) Iron oxides(b) Fuel oils(c) Cereals(d) Dextrin and molassesThe question was asked in an online quiz.The doubt is from Bonding Theory topic in chapter Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct choice is (d) Dextrin and molasses

The EXPLANATION is: Dextrin and molasses are used for increasing the dry STRENGTH of the SAND, which add HARDNESS to the MOULD.

58.

What is the amount of sea coal needed in cast irons for large green casting moulding sands?(a) 10%(b) 15%(c) 20%(d) 25%I had been asked this question in unit test.My question is based upon Bonding Theory in chapter Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Right option is (a) 10%

Explanation: Sea COAL otherwise is used in SMALL numbers for binding. Sea coal is used for surface APPEARANCE IMPROVEMENT. It is used about 10% in cast iron moulding sands for large green casting sands.

59.

Which of the following factor is not to be considered while selecting a refractory?(a) Conductivity(b) Expansion(c) Size of the particle(d) PermeabilityThe question was asked during an interview.This intriguing question originated from Refractory Sands topic in section Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct OPTION is (d) Permeability

Explanation: CONDUCTIVITY, thermal EXPANSION and size of the particle are few of the factors needed to be CONSIDERED while selecting a refractory and not permeability.

60.

In green sand what is the amount of water used?(a) 5%(b) 10%(c) 15%(d) 20%I have been asked this question in exam.My query is from Properties of Molding Sands topic in section Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Right answer is (a) 5%

Easiest explanation: In green SAND, the amount of clay that is NEEDED in PERCENTAGE composition is around 15% to 30%. The amount of water in terms of percentage composition is about 5%.

61.

Ball clay is a type of clay which has zero percent moisture or water content in it.(a) True(b) FalseI got this question in a job interview.My doubt is from Fire Clays, Illite and Kaolinite in section Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct option is (b) False

To elaborate: Ball clay normally has water content nearly about 28 percent. To decrease moisture content, they are stored in drying SHEDS. Then the clay is SHREDDED into SMALL pieces which are further dried by the use of hammer mill. Extracted scrap material from the hammer mill is BLENDED with water to form a slurry mixture for further use.

62.

In gray iron castings of facing sand mixtures, what is the bentonite percentage composition?(a) 2-3%(b) 3-4%(c) 4-5%(d) 5-6%This question was posed to me in unit test.My query is from Molding Sand Mixtures for Casting topic in chapter Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct ANSWER is (a) 2-3%

The explanation is: In gray cast irons of facing sand mixtures, the bentonite percentage composition is CALCULATED to be 2-3%. Whereas, in the case of GREEN SANDS, the bentonite percentage is recorded to be around 3.5%.

63.

In a hydrometer test, soil used should be dispersed first in order to eliminate particle coagulation.(a) True(b) FalseI got this question in final exam.My question is from Grain Size and Shape in section Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Right CHOICE is (a) True

The explanation is: For the analysis of small size GRAINS of soils in hydrometer test, soil sample used should be DISPERSED first in order to eliminate the particle coagulation. This is mainly accomplished by blending of soil with the solution of sodium hexametaphophate and then stirring is done to get a PROPER UNIFORM solution.

64.

Analysis of very small size grains of soil can also be possible by using sieves.(a) True(b) FalseI got this question in an online interview.I'd like to ask this question from Grain Size and Shape topic in section Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Right option is (B) False

The best I can explain: Analysis of very small size GRAINS of soil cannot be possible by using SIEVES, because of very small size of SIEVE openings, it is very difficult to get PASS the grains. Then for the analysis of small size grains, hydrometer analysis is done which is based on stoke’s law that states that the larger the grain size, the larger it’s settling speed in a fluid.

65.

Clays are what type of binders?(a) Organic(b) Patented(c) Inorganic(d) Other bindersThis question was posed to me by my college professor while I was bunking the class.Enquiry is from Molding Sands Binders in chapter Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct OPTION is (c) Inorganic

Best explanation: CLAY BINDERS COME under the category of inorganic binders. Clay binders are basically known to provide the casts with some good amount of binding properties and optimum moisture contents.

66.

How much time does a centrifugal muller take to mix the core ingredients?(a) 20 – 50 seconds(b) 10 – 40 seconds(c) 50 – 80 seconds(d) 60 – 90 secondsThis question was addressed to me in a national level competition.The query is from Preparation of Core Mix topic in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct option is (d) 60 – 90 SECONDS

To elaborate: A CENTRIFUGAL muller takes around 60 seconds to 90 seconds to get the core ingredients mixed properly, whereas a NORMAL muller takes about 4 MINUTES for mixing the ingredients.

67.

What is the dry compression strength of core sand mixture for general purpose?(a) 50 kg/cm^2(b) 60 kg/cm^2(c) 70 kg/cm^2(d) 80 kg/cm^2I got this question in an international level competition.Question is taken from Preparation of Core Mix in chapter Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct CHOICE is (c) 70 kg/cm^2

The EXPLANATION is: The DRY compression strength of core sand mixture for GENERAL purpose is 70 kg/cm^2, and the dry tensile strength of the of a core sand mixture is calculated to be 17 kg/cm^2.

68.

How much time does a normal muller take to mix the core ingredients?(a) 2 – 5 minutes(b) 3 – 6 minutes(c) 4 – 7 minutes(d) 5 – 9 minutesI have been asked this question in an online quiz.My question is taken from Preparation of Core Mix in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct ANSWER is (b) 3 – 6 minutes

For explanation: A NORMAL muller TAKES around 3 minutes to 6 minutes to GET the core ingredients mixed properly, whereas a centrifugal muller takes around 30 seconds to ONE minute to mix the core ingredients.

69.

In magnesium alloys, the water content in percentage is 10%.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was posed to me in semester exam.Enquiry is from Molding Sand Mixtures for Casting in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Right option is (b) False

To ELABORATE: In MAGNESIUM alloys, the water content in terms of percentage is not 10%. The AMOUNT of water in terms of percentage composition is much lower than that. The composition of water around 2%.

70.

What is the melting point of Silica, for granular refractories?(a) 3453°F(b) 3206°F(c) 3119°F(d) 3467°FI have been asked this question in an international level competition.I'm obligated to ask this question of Indian Sand and core sand topic in chapter Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct CHOICE is (c) 3119°F

For EXPLANATION: According to the properties of granular refractories, Silica has a MELTING point TEMPERATURE of 3119°F. The melting points of silica and chamotte are CALCULATED to be almost equal.

71.

In a hydrometer test, a dispersing agent is mixed with water to increase its density.(a) True(b) FalseI had been asked this question at a job interview.The above asked question is from Grain Size and Shape in division Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct answer is (a) True

To explain I WOULD SAY: For the analysis of small size GRAINS of soil, a hydrometer test is performed in which a dispersing agent is USED which blended with water to increase its specific gravity that indicates an increase in density of liquid. It ALSO affects the variation of temperature of the liquid from the hydrometer calibration temperature.

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What is the melting point of Zircon?(a) 3450°F – 4620°F(b) 3750°F – 4820°F(c) 3850°F – 4820°F(d) 4400°F – 5320°FI have been asked this question in an online quiz.The doubt is from Indian Sand and core sand in chapter Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Right ANSWER is (a) 3450°F – 4620°F

Easiest explanation: ACCORDING to the properties of granular refractories, Zircon has a melting POINT TEMPERATURE of 3450°F to 4620°F. Zircon is a kind of material which does not show much changes in physical ASPECTS on exceedingly high temperatures.

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Quartz grains are generally fine or small in shape and size during analysis of quartz.(a) True(b) FalseI have been asked this question in an international level competition.The origin of the question is Grain Size and Shape in section Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct option is (b) False

Easiest explanation: QUARTZ grains are generally coarse in size during analysis of quartz which is greatly AFFECTED by the solidification of quartz in the igneous rocks. The shape and surface characteristics REFLECT the mechanical and chemical effects after the releasing of grains. From chemical to MECHANICALLY controlling of shape, the transition part OCCURS between the particles of 50mm to 400mm size.

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Silica sand is expensive.(a) True(b) FalseThe question was asked in quiz.Query is from Refractory Sands in chapter Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct choice is (B) False

For explanation: SILICA sand is most freely available, without any difficulty in ABUNDANCE. Hence, the COST of this sand is low.

75.

What is the amount of clay needed in green sand?(a) 5% – 10%(b) 5% – 15%(c) 15% – 30%(d) 25% – 40%This question was addressed to me by my college director while I was bunking the class.This intriguing question comes from Properties of Molding Sands in chapter Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct answer is (c) 15% – 30%

The best I can explain: In green sand, the amount of CLAY needed in terms of percentage composition is approximately in between 15% to 30% and the amount of water needed in terms of percentage composition is somewhere around 5%.

76.

Dry sand does not have the strength for what functions?(a) To withstand corrosion forces(b) To withstand pressure of molten metal(c) To be able to retain its shape(d) To be able to retain the hardenabilityThe question was asked in an interview for internship.Question is from Properties of Molding Sands topic in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct choice is (d) To be able to retain the HARDENABILITY

For explanation I would SAY: Dry SAND has its strength for various purposes like, to withstand a pressure of molten metal, to withstand CORROSION forces and to be able to retain its shape. But it does not have it for being able to retain the hardenability.

77.

Round grain has higher permeability than angular grains.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was posed to me during an online interview.I need to ask this question from Molding Sands in chapter Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct CHOICE is (a) True

The best I can EXPLAIN: Round grains do not have a better BOND and possess lesser strength. Round grain has higher permeability than ANGULAR strength.

78.

What is the percentage composition of clay in natural sand?(a) 22-31%(b) 3-10%(c) 5-20%(d) 18-29%This question was addressed to me in examination.I'd like to ask this question from Molding Sands in section Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

Answer» RIGHT CHOICE is (c) 5-20%

Easy explanation: In natural sands, the PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION of clay is APPROXIMATELY 5-20% as the binding material. If the percentage composition is less than that like 3 to 10%, then the binding action will not take place effectively.
79.

Which of the following is not used as an additive?(a) Dextrin(b) Coal dust(c) Pitch(d) ZincI had been asked this question by my school principal while I was bunking the class.I want to ask this question from Mold Materials topic in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The CORRECT choice is (d) ZINC

Explanation: Zinc is an alloying element and is not CONSIDERED as ADDITIVE.

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In dry sand moulding of steel casting, what is the dextrine percentage composition?(a) 0.5%(b) 1.5%(c) 2.5%(d) 3.5%The question was asked in my homework.This intriguing question comes from Molding Sand Mixtures for Casting topic in division Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct option is (a) 0.5%

EXPLANATION: In dry SAND mouldings of steel castings, the dextrine PERCENTAGE composition is calculated to be 0.5%. In green sands, the dextrin CONTENT is also 0.5%, which is in green sand and in dry sand, the percentage of dextrine is same.

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In the green sand moulding of steel casting, what is the dextrine percentage composition?(a) 0.5%(b) 1.5%(c) 2.5%(d) 3.5%This question was addressed to me in a job interview.Asked question is from Molding Sand Mixtures for Casting in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct choice is (a) 0.5%

The best EXPLANATION: In green SAND mouldings of steel castings, the dextrine PERCENTAGE composition is CALCULATED to be 0.5% and the bentonite percentage in the same green sand is higher than dextrin by around 3%.

82.

What does the clay particle absorb in electrostatic bonding theory?(a) Complete water(b) H^+ ions(c) OH^–ions(d) Sand grainsThe question was asked in class test.Origin of the question is Bonding Theory in chapter Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct option is (c) OH^–IONS

Best EXPLANATION: The OH^– ions are basically the base ions. The clay particles in electrostatic BONDING THEORY, absorb the OH^– ions because of the not SATISFIED valence bond.

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Repeated freezing and melting of fire clay can improve the plasticity of the clay material.(a) True(b) FalseI have been asked this question in an online quiz.I'd like to ask this question from Fire Clays, Illite and Kaolinite in division Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct OPTION is (a) True

The best explanation: First the fire clay is taken to the processing PLANT and then weathered for a long PERIOD of time, depending on the type of fire clay. Freezing and melting break the clay material and results in improved plasticity. Then the clay material is crushed and dried in mechanical dryers to remove the moisture content. MOSTLY, the rotary dryers FIRED with natural gas are used for drying the fire clay.

84.

What is the percentage composition of quartz in Southern bentonite?(a) 5%(b) 10%(c) 15%(d) 20%I had been asked this question in final exam.The question is from Molding Sands Binders topic in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Right answer is (C) 15%

The explanation: Bentonite is classified into 2 TYPES, namely, Sodium MONTMORILLONITE and Calcium montmorillonite.Southern bentonite also called as Calcium montmorillonite is KNOWN to have a percentage COMPOSITION 15% of quartz.

85.

Why should the moulding sand be porous?(a) For gases to enter(b) For gases to escape(c) For water to enter(d) For water to escapeThis question was addressed to me during an internship interview.My question is from Properties of Molding Sands topic in section Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

Answer» CORRECT ANSWER is (b) For gases to escape

To explain: A MOULDING sand is the one in which, the sand is known to have holes in it and also it is known for holding some amount of MOISTURE content. A moulding should be having pores and should be permeable so that the gases have a free path for escaping.
86.

What is the amount of clay content in Loam sand?(a) 30%(b) 40%(c) 50%(d) 60%I had been asked this question in an interview for internship.The query is from Molding Sands in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The CORRECT answer is (c) 50%

The BEST I can explain: CLAY content in LOAM sand is relatively more than that of in natural sand. Also, the amount of humid content or the levels of water too in loam sand WOULD be differing similarly. The clay content in loam sand is around 50%.

87.

At what temperature does the clay dead burning take place?(a) 400°C – 500°C(b) 500°C – 600°C(c) 600°C – 700°C(d) 700°C – 800°CThe question was asked during an internship interview.This question is from Molding Sands Binders in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct answer is (b) 500°C – 600°C

To elaborate: CLAY DEAD burning is a PROCESS that needs to be taken place at a comparatively higher TEMPERATURE. The temperature at which the clay dead burning takes place is somewhere in between 500°C and 600°C.

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In the green sand moulding of steel casting, what is the bentonite percentage composition?(a) 1.5%(b) 2.5%(c) 3.5%(d) 4.5%The question was posed to me at a job interview.The query is from Molding Sand Mixtures for Casting in chapter Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct choice is (c) 3.5%

Explanation: In GREEN sand mouldings of steel castings, the dextrin percentage is quite LOWER, it is around 0.5%. The bentonite percentage COMPOSITION in green sand molding is CALCULATED to be 3.5%.

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Which of the following materials presents in clay which imparts plasticity in it?(a) Silica(b) Phyllosilicates(c) Calcium(d) SodiumI had been asked this question in an online quiz.I'd like to ask this question from Fire Clays, Illite and Kaolinite in section Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct option is (b) Phyllosilicates

For explanation I would say: Clay GENERALLY contains phyllosilicates which are MAINLY responsible for imparting plasticity in the clay material. It can also include other materials which impart plasticity and harden-ability when the clay is dried or fired. COMBINED phases in clay material can also contain materials that do not impart any plasticity.

90.

Cereals improve flowability and lower collapsibility.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was addressed to me during an online interview.My question comes from Bonding Theory in section Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

Answer» RIGHT option is (b) False

Explanation: Cereals do not improve flowability, as a MATTER of FACT, it reduces it, and, cereals are not known to REDUCE or not the collapsibility, in fact it is known to improve it.
91.

The grain size distribution of soil basically determines inter-particle forces and its packing.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was posed to me during an internship interview.This question is from Grain Size and Shape in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct option is (a) True

The explanation is: SOIL is mainly made of GRAINS which size distribution estimates the particle-level forces and the inter-particle packing. HENCE, the grain size distribution plays a vital role in the soil systems. The shape of grain is classified at the three different parameters which are GLOBAL form, SURFACE features and surface roughness.

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At what temperature does the silica sand start expanding thermally?(a) 918°F(b) 843°F(c) 1063°F(d) 1124°FThe question was asked in class test.My doubt stems from Refractory Sands topic in division Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct choice is (c) 1063°F

Easiest explanation: It is one of the disadvantages of silica SAND, that it has its thermal EXPANSION TEMPERATURE at 1063°F. At this temperature, the VOLUME of the sand starts to INCREASE.

93.

Which of the following is not a characteristic property of any moulding sand?(a) Flowability(b) Hardenability(c) Green strength(d) Dry strengthThis question was posed to me during an interview for a job.My query is from Properties of Molding Sands in division Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct choice is (b) Hardenability

To EXPLAIN I WOULD SAY: Flowability, GREEN strength and dry strength are few of the CHARACTERISTIC properties of moulding sand, but not hardenability.

94.

Which of the following is not a clay binder?(a) Limonite(b) Illite(c) Limonite(d) CarsilThe question was posed to me during an interview.My doubt stems from Molding Sands Binders in division Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct CHOICE is (d) Carsil

Best explanation: Carsil is a TYPE of patented binder. Carsil is known to be a product of foseco and is therefore called as foseco-product, while the other THREE types mentioned above are all different types of clay BINDERS.

95.

A general loam sand mixture contains how many volumes of silica?(a) 10(b) 20(c) 30(d) 40I have been asked this question in homework.This question is from Molding Sands in section Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct choice is (b) 20

Best EXPLANATION: In general loam sand, the moisture is found to CONTAIN a DECENTLY GOOD amount of clay content in it. A general loam sand mixture contains 20 volumes of silica, the moisture of 20% and manure 1 volume.

96.

Which sand is used for making ferrous and non-ferrous alloys?(a) Natural sand(b) Synthetic sand(c) Loam sand(d) Refractory sand grainThe question was posed to me in an interview for internship.The origin of the question is Molding Sands in section Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Right ANSWER is (B) Synthetic sand

The EXPLANATION: Natural sands are used for casting ferrous and non-ferrous metals while synthetic sands are used for casting ferrous and non-ferrous ALLOYS.

97.

Which of the following is not a source of moulding sand?(a) Sea(b) Lakes(c) Desert(d) ForestsI had been asked this question by my college director while I was bunking the class.The doubt is from Molding Sands in division Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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Correct option is (d) Forests

Explanation: There are a variety of SOILS which can be found in forests. But the soils found there cannot be used for casting PURPOSES. Hence forests are not a source for FINDING moulding sand, WHEREAS sea, lakes and deserts are a source of finding them.

98.

What is the baked tensile strength of light to medium size malleable iron castings?(a) 4.5 kg/cm^2(b) 5.5 kg/cm^2(c) 6.5 kg/cm^2(d) 7.5 kg/cm^2I got this question during a job interview.I want to ask this question from Preparation of Core Mix topic in section Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct option is (b) 5.5 kg/cm^2

Explanation: There are many types of cast IRONS which have differing properties, according to the type of MANUFACTURE and the quantity of ingredients used. The BAKED TENSILE strength of light to medium size malleable IRON casts is 5.5 kg/cm^2.

99.

For the granular refractories, what is the melting point of Carbon?(a) 6800°F(b) 6200°F(c) 6400°F(d) 6500°FThis question was posed to me in an international level competition.This interesting question is from Indian Sand and core sand in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

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The correct CHOICE is (c) 6400°F

The explanation: According to the properties of granular refractories, Carbon has a melting POINT temperature of 6400°F. AMONG all the granular refractories, the melting point of carbon is CONSIDERED to be the HIGHEST.

100.

What is the melting point of Chamotte?(a) 3450°F – 4620°F(b) 3200°F – 3450°F(c) 3100°F – 3200°F(d) 3400°F – 3620°FThis question was addressed to me by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.I'd like to ask this question from Indian Sand and core sand in portion Molding and Core Sands of Casting-Forming-Welding I

Answer» CORRECT OPTION is (c) 3100°F – 3200°F

The explanation is: According to the properties of GRANULAR refractories, Chamotte has a melting point TEMPERATURE of 3100°F to 3200°F. The melting point of chamotte is COMPARATIVELY lower than zircon and olivin.