Riveting Flashcards

1
Q

What is riveting used for?

A

Joining flat sheets of metal together

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2
Q

Gap fill - riveting process
Two pieces of metal are __________ and drilled, a rivet passes through the holes and the end of the _____ shaft is then ________ over to join the sheets.

A

Overlapped, rivet, hammered

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3
Q

when is pop riveting used?

A

Its is used when the underside of the joint is inaccessible

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4
Q

What are the three types of riveting? (3)

A

Pop, hot, cold

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5
Q

What are the three ways of bonding without heat? (3)

A

Riveting, nuts and bolts, seams

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6
Q

True or False?

Riveting is not a permanent joining technique

A

False

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7
Q

Why is hot riveting more time consuming than cool riveting?

A

It takes time to heat the the rivet

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8
Q

In hot riveting, which part of the rivet is heated?

A

The shank which is opposite to the head

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9
Q

Which method requires more pressure to complete?

Cold riveting or hot riveting

A

Cold riveting

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10
Q

Why is more pressure needed in cold riveting as opposed to hot riveting?

A

the rivet is heated to a mouldable temperature so it deforms when hammered into the hole instead of being forced in.

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11
Q

What’s the first step in all riveting methods?

A

Drilling holes on the pieces for the passage of the rivets

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12
Q

True or false?

Hot riveting usually leads to leak-poof joints

A

True

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13
Q

Complete the sentence

The shank of a rivet is subjected to sheer stress and…

A

Tensile stress

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14
Q

True or false?

In cold riveting, shank of the rivet is subjected to shear stress only.

A

True

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15
Q

Should cold riveting be used for fluid tight joining purposes?

A

No, cold riveting is not fluid tight

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16
Q

Complete the sentence

Hot riveting is suitable for a rivet diameter that is above 10mm and…

A

Ferrous metals

17
Q

Gap fill - cold bonding materials/specifications

Cold riveting is suitable for ___________ metals (such as aluminum, _____, etc.) of a _____ diameter.

A

non-Ferrous, brass, small

18
Q

True or false

Pop riveting can only be used to join metals

A

False, can be used to join metal and plastic

19
Q

Gap fill - pop riveting
The rivet ______ are pushed on to the pin of the rivet and the handles are pulled ________. As this happens the pin head is pulled into the rivet and the end of the rivet is expanded. Eventually the pin will _____ off leaving the rivet permanently _____ in position holding the two pieces together.

A

Pliers, together, break, fixed

20
Q

What’s the first stage in pop riveting?

A

It is done by drilling a hole in the material then feeding the rivet through.