Manufacturing Process Flashcards

1
Q

This is done by placing a piece of metal, usually in the form of
sheet, plate, strip, or rod, between two blades of knives

A

Shearing

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2
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Process of moving hard metal saw blade with teeth along its edge
across a metal to be cut

A

Sawing

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3
Q

manually- operated saw used for cutting metals by pushing and pulling the blade on the metal being cut

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Hand hacksaw

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4
Q

is simply an improvement of hand hack saw. It is an extremely economical and efficient way of cutting bigger sizes of
metal bars

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Power hacksaw

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5
Q

uses an endless blade that moves past the piece being cut in only one direction.

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Band saw

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6
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One of the fastest method of cutting bars or steel plates having a thickness of 1/16 to 6 inches

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Flame cutting

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7
Q

Uses electricity and compressor to carryout cutting of metals,
especially stainless steel, at a faster rate compared with other
cutting tools and equipment.

A

Plasma cutter

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8
Q

process of cutting or squaring of the end of a piece of work.

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Facing

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9
Q

done with a combination of drill and countersink

A

Center drilling

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10
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the work is first placed on the centers, and the cutting tool is set for cutting

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Straight turning

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11
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commonly performed with a drill press or by a lathe. In here, the work piece is held in a lathe chuck while the drill, reamer, countersink, or counter boring
tool is held in the tailstock

A

Drilling Reaming and Counter Boring

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12
Q

cutting and enlarging of a round hole to make a more

exact size and accurate with its axis

A

Boring

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13
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process of making threads on screw either righthand, left-hand, external, or internal threads

A

Threading

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14
Q

It is the common method of joining metal sheets, especially

non-ferrous metals

A

Soldering

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15
Q

The joining technique of metal using oxyacetylene welding
equipment by melting a non-ferrous filler rod at a
temperature above 427°C but below the melting point of
metal being joined

A

Brazing

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16
Q

The common gas welding process using oxygen and acetylene gases in providing heat to melt and join metal by means of fusion

A

Oxyacetylene Welding

17
Q

special valve that properly mixes the oxygen and the acetylene gases

A

Regulator

18
Q

carries the gases from the cylinder to torch. Red hose is used for acetylene gas; while, green hose is for oxygen gas.

A

Hose

19
Q

The process of welding metal by passing high current into a flux-coated welding rod. The flux serves as shield to prevent oxidation to produce stronger weld

A

Arc welding

20
Q

It uses the heat generated by electric current passing through a small area of the metal being joined. The pressure forces heat the area together until they have fused

A

Resistance welding

21
Q

the common form of resistance welding

A

Spot welding

22
Q

uses continuous roll-fed

welding rod

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Metal inert gas (MIG) Welding

23
Q

is widely used for welding aluminum, stainless steel and other non-ferrous metals

A

Tungsten inert gas (TIG) Welding

24
Q

The manufacturer fabricates the machine by piece, only one at a time. Usually one to two persons are commissioned to do the entire work to produce the machine. The machine basically is directly contracted from individual farmer or user

A

By piece

25
Q

The manufacturer fabricates the machine in several number of pieces as per contract with the dealer

A

By batch

26
Q

The manufacturer produces the machine beyond the number of pieces produced in the batch system. Even without direct order or purchase from the customer or dealer, the manufacturer still produces the machine for possible unseen market

A

Mass production

27
Q

small manufacturing enterprises that are usually capable of manufacturing agricultural machines by piece only. They are usually backyard fabrication in operation and basically use common fabrication equipment such as hand saw, welding machines, and some power drill and sanders

A

Small manufacturer

28
Q

capable to operate and produce
agricultural machines by batch and do mass production of small
machines, if ever needed. They have more equipment and
facilities to do manufacturing than small manufacturers do. Special process needed in the manufacture of a certain machine is done by subcontracting to other machine shops

A

Medium-size manufacturer

29
Q

capable of mass producing
agricultural machines because they have almost complete line of equipment needed in manufacturing. Small and medium manufacturers sometimes request subcontracting job fromo
large-size manufacturers

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Large-size manufacturer

30
Q

are those producing one or several types of farm machinery and usually do not sell other items from other manufacturers

A

Manufacturers

31
Q

manufacture their own line of item but also sell either consigned items or several brands of
single-cylinder engines, pumps, pump set, and other types of
farm machinery.

A

Manufacturer-dealer

32
Q

carry several items and brands from various sources and are not usually engaged in manufacturing and fabrication.

A

Dealers