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Stress Strain Graph for Mild Steel explained

Stress: When any object of certain material is subjected to tensile or compressive or shear force, there may be a chance that its dimension will be affected. If the dimension of a material is changed due to application of forces we can say that the material is under stress or experiencing the state of stress. Stress is defined as the Force per unit cross section area. Stress = F/A Stress is

Plastic Extrusion Process Principles

Extrusion Process Principles Extrusion process is very common in the plastic industry. It is used for high volume plastic production. In extrusion process the color pigments along with other performance enhancing additives are combined with resin which is then pushed through the rotating screws. The heat and pressure generated within the barrels of screw is dispersed and melts the plastic

Match Plate Pattern - Used in Casting (With diagram)

What is Match - Plate Pattern  The match plate pattern is almost similar to the mounted pattern but it can have part of the casting in the cope and part in the drag like split piece pattern. These parts are generally attached to the plate / board in opposite sides in the perfect positions. When the plate is removed and mold is in close position the cavities in the cop and drag match perfectly.

Magnetically Impelled Arc Butt Welding Principles

Magnetically impelled arc butt (MIAB) welding (sometimes referred to as rotating arc welding) is a rapid, clean, and reliable arc welding process that employs forging to produce  the finished weld. As such, it is classified as an electric arc welding process since that is the energy source for producing melting or fusion, even though pressure from forging is needed to complete the weld. It is

Abrasive Jet Machining (AJM) Process Advantages and Disadvantages

Abrasive Jet Machining (AJM) Principles  In abrasive jet machining process, a focused steam of abrasive particles (of size 10 to 40 microns) carried by high pressure gas or air at a velocity of about 150 to 300 m/sec is made to impinge on the work surface through a nozzle, and the work material is removed by erosion by the high velocity abrasive particles. The inside diameter (ID) of the

Industrial Engineering and Production Management Questions and Answers Part 5

Here are some basic questions and answers about Industrial Production Engineering Hope these will help the students of IPE and Mechanical Engineering This is the part 2 of the series of questions. New posts with new questions will be posted regularly. Thanks . And comment in the respective sections for any query about mechanical engineering.  If you want the explanation of the answers then you

Industrial Engineering and Production Management Questions and Answers Part 3

Here are some basic questions and answers about Industrial Production Engineering Hope these will help the students of IPE and Mechanical Engineering This is the part 2 of the series of questions. New posts with new questions will be posted regularly. Thanks . And comment in the respective sections for any query about mechanical engineering.  If you want the explanation of the answers then you

Industrial Engineering and Production Management Questions and Answers Part 2

Here are some basic questions and answers about Industrial Production Engineering Hope these will help the students of IPE and Mechanical Engineering This is the part 2 of the series of questions. New posts with new questions will be posted regularly. Thanks . And comment in the respective sections for any query about mechanical engineering.  If you want the explanation of the answers then you

Industrial Engineering and Production Management Questions and Answers Part 1

Here are some basic questions and answers about Industrial Production Engineering. Hope these will help the students of IPE and Mechanical Engineering. This is the part 1 of the series of questions. New posts with new questions will be posted regularly. Thanks . And comment in the respective sections for any query about mechanical engineering.  If you want the explanation of the answers then you