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Outside Micrometer used to measure external diameter, shaft thickness of parts, Thickness of plates of an accuracy upto 0.01 mm
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Sheet metals are used everywhere is our day to day lives. Whenever it is to required to manufacture any sort of an enclosure, sheet metals are the most preferred.
Jig and fixture are classified in 4 parts 1.Body or Table, 2.Clamping device, 3.Locating device, 4. Tool guide. 3-2-1 PRINCIPAL OF LOCATION gives
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Joining two or more elements to a single part is called fabrication process. Welding comes under this one of the fabrication process.
ABSTRACT Jig and fixture are the device required to hold and to locate the work pieces and to guide the tools. These devices are only economical in mass production with easy loading, unloading, holding and operational facilities and ensured interchangeability of machined workplace for quick assembly. DEFINITION OF JIGS & FIXTURES Jigs and Fixtures for
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Table of Contents Definition of Electrode Welding Electrode selection chart Welding Electrodes Types Types and composition of flux coating Purpose of Flux coating Low Hydrogen electrode Definition of Electrode:- An electrode is a metallic wire of standard size and length generally coated with flux( maybe bare) used to complete the welding circuit and to provide
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Moulding sand is prepared by mixing suitable amount of clay and water. 2. Place the pattern on moulding board with its flat side on the board. 3. Place drag over board after giving a clay wash inside. 4. Sprinkle the pattern and moulding board with parting sand. 5. Allow the loose sand preferably through a
Table of Contents Introduction What is Line Balancing? Terminologies and Parameters Station Time Cycle Time Total Work Content Idle Time Total Idle Time Balance Delay Line Efficiency Production Rate Minimum Number of Workstations required (ideal) Introduction There are different layouts used in heavy industries to manufacture a finished product. The most common of them are
