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Methods of Maufacturing Flashcards

1
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Name one of the categories that manufacturer can be put into?

RM

A

Deforming or
Reforming
Fabricating
Wasting

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What is wasting

RM

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The process where material is removed to create a component

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What is deforming ?

-Krystian S

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Where a material is reshaped without changing its state

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What is fabrication

-Krystian S

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Where a material is joined or fabricated to form a component

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What is reforming

-Krystian S

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Where the state of a material is changed enabling it to be reformed.

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What are some examples of deforming processes

-Krystian s

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Laminating 
Bending 
Vacuum forming 
Forging/hammering
Knurling
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What are some examples of fabrication processes

-Krystian s

A

Wood joints
Soldering
Riveting
Mechanical fastening e.g screws

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8
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Examples of Wasting processes.

-Ssnehnil G

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Sawing
Planing
Filing
Chiselling 
Turning
Drilling
Milling
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Examples of Reforming processes.

-Ssnehnil G

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Sand casting
Die casting
Injection moulding

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What is facing (Metal Lathe/Centre Lathe)?

-Oscar Lawson

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Moving the tool at right angles to the centre, facing the end surface.

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Sand casting.

-Ssnehnil G

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Molten metal is poured into a sand mould. Once cool the metal retains the form of the mould.

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What is Drilling (Metal Lathe/Centre Lathe)?

-Oscar Lawson

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You use the tail stock to hold the drill in the machine and feed in into the work as it rotates. It is similar to a pillar drill but the material, rather than the drill, is the one rotating.

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Injection moulding.

-Ssnehnil G

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Molten plastic is forced into a mould. Once cool the mould is opened and the moulding removed.

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Vacuum forming.

-Ssnehnil G

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Plastic sheet is softened and pulled over a mould using a vacuum. Once cool the plastic retains the shape of the mould.

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What is Knurling (Metal Lathe/Centre Lathe)?

-Oscar Lawson

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Pressing a hardened steel wheel into your rotating work the produce a pattern. The patterns is normally either straight or diamond.

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What is Drilling (Metal Lathe/Centre Lathe)?

-Oscar Lawson

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You use the tail stock to hold the drill in the machine and feed in into the work as it rotates. It is similar to a pillar drill but the material, rather than the drill, is the one rotating.

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What is Parting (Metal Lathe/Centre Lathe)?

-Oscar Lawson

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A narrow tool is fed into the work to trim to length or part the work from the stock bar

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18
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What are the four methods of Manufacture?

  • Humphrey Marsh
A

Wasting Deforming Fabricating

Reforming

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What is the definition of deforming processes?

  • Humphrey Marsh
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Where material is reshaped without changing its state.

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What is the definition of wasting processes?

  • Humphrey Marsh
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Where material is removed to create a component

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What is the definition of fabrication processes?

  • Humphrey Marsh
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Where material is joined or fabricated to make a component

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22
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What is the definition of reforming processes?

  • Humphrey Marsh
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Where the state of a material is changed enabling it to be reformed.

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23
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What is a good way to tell if a process is a wasting process or not?

Caspar Tyser

A

If it makes a mess it’s wasting.

24
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What happens in Parting on a Centre Lathe?

Caspar Tyser

A

A narrow tool is fed into the work to rim, to length or part the work form the stock bar.

25
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What happens in Facing with a Centre Lathe?

Caspar Tyser

A

The tool is moved at right angles to the centre, facing the end surface.

26
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What happens in Drilling with a Centre Lathe?

Caspar Tyser

A

The tail is used as a chuck to hold the drill. As the work rotates the drill is fed into the work.

27
Q

What wood is used in Laminating?

Caspar Tyser

A

Thin, flexible layers of natural timer or plywood.

28
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What are the four methods of manufacturing?

Torsai K

A

Wasting, deforming, fabricating and reforming.

29
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What are the processes in the deforming category?

Torsai K

A

Laminating, bending, vacuum forming, forging and knurling.

30
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What happens in the fabrication process?

Torsai K

A

A metal is joined or fabricated to make a component

31
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What happens in the reforming process?

Torsai K

A

The state of a material is changed enabling it to be reformed.

32
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What happens in the wasting process?

Torsai K

A

Material is removed to create a component. This process usually makes a big mess.

33
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what material is usually vacuum formed?

Ivan

34
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give an example of 1 deforming processes

Ivan

35
Q

name a wasting process

Ivan

A

chiselling

36
Q

name a mechanical method of assembly?

Ivan

37
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name 1 reforming process?

Ivan

A

sand casting

38
Q

What type of tool is a chisel and for what material?

-Lucas M

A

A wasting tool for wood

39
Q

What type of tool is a lathe and for what material?

-Lucas M

A

Wasting tool for metal

40
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What type of tool is a mill and for what material?

-Lucas M

A

Wasting tool for metal

41
Q

What type of process is bending metal an example of?

-Lucas M

42
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What type of process is vacuum forming an example of?

-Lucas M

43
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What type of process is bending metals an example of?

Casper K

44
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Which example of a reforming process is best for a metal with a low melting point?

Casper K

A

Die Casting

45
Q

Which types of wood are best for lamination?

Casper K

A

Natural timber and/or plywood

46
Q

What is an wood lathe used for?

Casper K

A

To shape a turning blank

47
Q

What is the purpose of wood joints?

Casper K

A

To construct furniture

48
Q

Wasting is a method of what?

-Alfie Turner

A

Method of manufacture

49
Q

In the wasting process is material wasted

-Alfie Turner

50
Q

Is a chisel used for that process

-Alfie Turner

51
Q

Is a lathe used?

-Alfie Turner

52
Q

Is it a metal lathe?

-Alfie Turner

53
Q

Is Sand Casting a Reforming Process?

-Oscar Mabon

54
Q

Is Injection Moulding a Reforming Process?

-Oscar Mabon

55
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Is Die Casting a Reforming Process?

-Oscar Mabon

56
Q

Is using a centre lathe a Reforming Process?

-Oscar Mabon

57
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Is Welding a Reforming Process?

-Oscar Mabon

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