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NSQF LEVEL - 5
3rd Semester
ASSIGNMENT / TEST
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ITIs, and all stakeholders will derive maximum benefits from these IMPs and that NIMI's effort will go a long
way in improving the quality of Vocational training in the country.
The Executive Director & Staff of NIMI and members of Media Development Committee deserve appreciation
for their contribution in bringing out this publication.
Jai Hind
RAJESH AGGARWAL
Director General / Addl. Secretary,
Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship,
Government of India.
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ASSIGNMENT/TESTS
This contains Assignment/Test concerning to the trade theory topic of each exercises of the
3rd semester Turner NSQF Level-5 Trade under Production & Manufacturing Sector. It may be noted that
the assignments have direct relationship with the knowledge objectives given in the manual on Trade Practical
and also with the contents presented in the manual on Trade Theory. The results of the assignments/tests
indicate how far the objectives which are predetermined have been achieved by the learners.
TRADE PRACTICAL
The trade practical manual is intented to be used in workshop . It consists of a series of practical exercies to
be completed by the trainees during the Third Semester course of the Turner trade supplemented and supported
by instructions/ informations to assist in performing the exercises. These exercises are designed to ensure that
all the skills in the prescribed syllabus are covered.
The manual is divided into four modules. The distribution of time for the practical in the four modules are given
below.
The skill training in the computer lab is planned through a series of practical exercises centred around some
practical project. However, there are few instance where the individual exercise does not form a part of project.
While developing the practical manual a sincere effort was made to prepare each exercise which will be easy
to understand and carry out even by below average traninee. However the development team accept that there
if a scope for further improvement. NIMI, looks forward to the suggestions from the experienced training faculty
for improving the manual.
TRADE THEORY
The manual of trade theory consists of theoretical information for the Third Semester course of the Turner
Trade. The contents are sequenced according to the practical exercise contained in the manual on Trade
practical. Attempt has been made to relate the theoretical aspects with the skill covered in each exercise to
the extent possible. This co-relation is maintained to help the trainees to develop the perceptional capabilities
for performing the skills.
The Trade Theory has to be taught and learnt along with the corresponding exercise contained in the manual
on trade practical. The indicating about the corresponding practical exercise are given in every sheet of this
manual.
It will be preferable to teach/learn the trade theory connected to each exercise atleast one class before
performing the related skills in the shop floor. The trade theory is to be treated as an integrated part of each
exercise.
The material is not the purpose of self learning and should be considered as supplementary to class room
instruction.
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5 Responce sheet 37 - 44
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1 Purpose of form turning to... 6 Which range of fillet gauges are available in sets?
2 Formed surface can be turned by... 7 Name the checking instrument shown in fig
A Using template
B Using ‘V’ tool
C Using side tool
D Using form tool
1 What is the least count of metric dial test Indicator ? 2 Dial test Indicator is a...
A 0.1mm A Direct reading instrument
B 0.01mm B Indirect reading instrument
C 0.02mm C Measuring gauge
D 0.2mm D Reading gauge
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3 Name the part marked as ‘X’ in the fig shown.
A Measuring spindle
B Guide pin
C Clamping stem
D Plunger A Bazel clamp
B Back lug
4 Name the part marked as X in the lever type dial test
Indicator C Rotatable bevel
D Stem
A Pivot
B Stylus
C Lever
D Pointer
C Body
D Reversing lever
A Rake angle
9 Least count of sensitive dial test Indicator B Clearance angle
A 0.001 mm C Side clearance
B 0.01 mm D Side relief angle
C 0.1 mm 13 What will be the effect, if the tool is set above the height
D 0.02 mm of lathe centre ?
10 Which part is used for clamping plunger type dial test A Poor finish
Indicator B Rubbing the tool
A Plunger C Decreased clearance angle
B Back lug D Increased clearance angle
14 What will happen when the tool height is set below the
C Stem
centre of work piece?
D Bezel clamp
A Decreases the rake angle
11 Which part is clamped in lever type dial test indicator B Increases clearance angle
A Body C Work gets damaged
B Stylus D Poor finish
C Clamp
D Stems
A Table jig
B Sandwich jig
C Post jig
D Solid jig
12 Which type of chip breaker is shown in fig? 14 Which one is the mechanical type chip breaker ?
A Step type
B Groove type
C Clamp type
D Built up edge type
A Clamp type
B Groove type
C Step type
D Built up edge type
1 Ratio of carbon in high carbon steel is 4 Which material is coated on carbide tools
A 0.5% to 1.5% A Tungsten
B 1.8% to 2.5% B Chromium
C 0.9% to 1.5% C Vanadium
D 1.5% to 2.0% D Titanium
2 Ratio of tungsten in high speed steel 5 Which material is used to cut glass...
A 15% A Cemented carbide
B 18% B Diamond
C 17% C Stellite
D 20% D Ceramic
3 Which tool material have high compressive strength ? 6 Which material is used to make ceramic tool
A Stellite A Zinc sulphate
B Cemented carbide B Copper iridium
C Coated carbide C Aluminuim oxide
D Ceramic D Tungsten oxide
1 Find the angle of the work piece if the slip gauge height A 25°5’
is 85.00mm and the size of the sine bar used is 200mm B 25°7’
long
C 25°8’
D 25°9’
A 9° (x − y)
C
B 10° 2H
C 11° D x+2 (s+r)
D 12°
10 By determining the small end diameter using rollers
6 Which one of the following is the correct formula the formula d=y-2 (s+r) is used, the ‘S’ means of
A Diameter over the two rollers
X+Y
A Tan θ = B Radius of the roller
2H
C Distance from centre of roller to the end off
θ X+Y component
B Tan =
2 H D Major diameter of the taper
2(X − Y)
C Tan 2 θ =
2H
X−Y
D Tan θ =
2H
P&M : Turner (NSQF Level - 5) - Assignment Exercise 3.1.93 7
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Production & Manufacturin Assignment for Exercise 3.1.94
Turner - Cutting speed, feed, turning and depth of cut
Choose the correct answer
1 Factor governing the cutting speed is... 7 Calculate the dia of work using H.S.S tool the cutting
speed recommended is 30m/min and the rpm is 238.5
A Tool geometry
A ϕ 32 mm
B Diameter of work
B ϕ 36 mm
C Type of cutting tool
C ϕ 40 mm
D Skill the operator
D ϕ 45 mm
2 Cutting speed of H.S.S for copper is...
8 tools are classified by the letters of ‘S’ ‘P’ and ‘U’.The
A 30-35m/min letter ‘S’ means of...
B 35-50m/min
A Basic shape
C 50-80m/min
B Clearance angle
D 35-70m/min
C Tolerance class
3 The volume of metal removal is D Insert thickness
A Cutting speed x feed x depth of cut
9 The speciality of tool holder for holding throw away
B Cutting speed x feed tips are
C Feed x depth of cut A They have fixed angles
D Cutting speed x depth of cut B Accomodate different shaped inserts chip breaker
4 What is unit to respresent feed? C They do not have chip breaker
A Meter/Minute D They are made out of ordinary steel
B MM/ Revolution 10 The special factors need to be considered while using
C Meter/ Revolution carbide throw away insert are..?
D Meter/ Second A Select any tool post
B Tool can be set at the centre of axis with out over
5 Calculate the spindle speed to turn dia 40mm M.S rod hang
using cemented carbide tool (recommended cutting
speed of cemented carbide tool is -92m/min) C Constant speed need not be used
A 731.8 rpm D Tool can be set any axis with over hang
B 718.3 rpm 11 Throw away tip tool clearance angle classified by the
C 817.3 rpm letter of
D 738.1 rpm A S
B P
6 The formula for calculating machining time...
C U
f ×n D W
A T=
l× n
12 Throw away tip tool tolerence class classified by the
l×n letter of
B T= A S
f ×N
B P
l×N
T= C U
C f ×n
D W
f ×n
D T=
l×N
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13 The clearance angle of a throw away tip specified by 19 For particular material using carbide tool finishing
letter ‘C’ angle of... cutting speed of 900 rpm is given, identify the material.
A 5° A Low carbon steel
B 7° B Medium carbon steel
C 12° C Brass and bronze
D 20° D Soft grey cast iron
14 The basic shape of throw away tip tool classified by 20 Name the type of carbide tool
the letter ‘L’ shape of
A Square
B Round
C Rectangular
D Triangular
17 Designation for carbide inserts shown in fig the block A ISO 2 cranked turning tool
12 is an indication of...?
B ISO 3 offset facing tool
C ISO 5 offset turning and facing tool
S P U N 12 03 08
D ISO 6 offset side cutting tool
A Thickness of tool
B Nose radius 22 ISO carbide tool manufacturer’s refering the carbide
tool by shown figure the second block mean as
C Clearance angle
ISO 1 R 25q DIN 4971 P 30
D Size cutting edge
B Face plate
C Work piece
D Counter weight
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9 Name the types of angle plate shown in fig 13 The angle plates have ribs on the unmachined parts to
A Handle easily
B Good rigidity
C Good appearance
D Support the work
1 The movement of cutting tool leaves certain lines or 7 The surface texture quality numberically is by using
pattern on the work surface known as... ‘Ra’ value is
A Surface finish A 0.001mm
B Surface texture B 0.0001mm
C Surface number C 0.00001inch
D Roughness grade D 0.000001 inch
2 The irregularities in the surface texture result from the 8 The roughness grade number ranging from
inherent action of the production process is known as
A N1 to N10
A Primary texture
B N1 to N11
B Secondary texture
C Profile C N1 to N12
3 The component of the surface texture upon which 9 The method of producing surface indicated in surface
roughness in super imposed known as finish symbol. Which of the specification on surface
finish refer the method of production in the symbol
A Roughness
shown
B Waviness
C Surface texture
D Roughness grade
B Texture
C Waviness
D ‘Ra’ value
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11 The surface roughess is indicated by the symbol as 14 The surface roughness indicated by the symbol as
per BIS system. What does the symbol indicates ? per BIS system . What does the symbol indicate?
12 Surface roughness indicated by the symbol as per BIS 15 The surface roughness is inidcated by the symbol as
system. What does the symbol indicates? per BIS system. what does the symbol indicate?
A Non- Directional
A Parallel to the surface
B Multi directional
B Perpendicular to the surface
C Angular both direction
C Multi directional
D Perpendicular to the surface
D Circular relative to the centre of work
16 What does the symbol shown in fig indicates in
13 The surface roughness is indicated by the symbol as
roughness measurement?
per BIS system. What does the symbol indicate ?
A Parallel to the surface
A Multi directional
B Radial relative to the centre of work
B Circular relative to the centre of work
C Circular relative to the centre of work
C Angular both direction
D Angular both direction
D Perpendicular to the surface
A
A Stylus
B Indicator scale
B
C Slid
D Skid
C
19 Name the part ‘X’ marked as in the electronic surface
indicator
D
A Recorder
B Amplifier
C Motor
D Stylus
C 1.6 microns
D 0.8 microns
A Indication of allowance
B Indication of sampling
C Indication of surface treatment
D Indication of surface pattern by production method
A Metal removal by machining
32 Which material is used for lapping work?
B Metal removal not permitted
A Nickel
C Removal of material by material
B Chromium
D Removal of material by grinding
C Copper
29 The surface roughness indicated shows special D Gun metal
characteristics. What does the symbol indicates in fig
shown 33 Which material is commonly used for lapping holes ?
A Sampling length A Brass
B Allowance in mm B Bronze
C Production method C Tin
D Surface treatment or coating D Lead
2 The expansion of PM in work shop. 8 Which one represents the total quality management?
A Production method A Produce high batch quantity in early time
B Production maintenance B Zero defect or elimination of poor quality production
C Production Manager C Minimum wastage in economic environment
D Preventive maintance D Producing goods with reducing product quality
3 What is the main advantage of preventive maintance? 9 Similarities of total quality management and total
A Reduce major and repeatitive repair of machine productive maintenance
B Increase major and repeatitive repair of machine A Employees must be empowered to initiate
corrective action
C Production time is more
B Producing goods with out reducing product
D Lesser quantity or Quality of the product quantities
A The age and kind of the machine and its operating D People could not involve with organisation
condition
10 What are the advantage of ?
B Servicing and over hauling in periodic internal
A Producing goods with reduced product quality
C Keeping the machine and equipment repaired at
initial stage B People involvement is lesser level in organization
D Helps in the reduction of unexpected break down C Attitude of the opreator may not change
D Low batch quantity production in earliest possible
5 Which one is helps to analyse the machine and time
equipment?
A Frequent inspection 11 What the direct benfit of the total productive
maintenance is?
B Frequent lubrication
A Reduce accident
C Maintenanace record analysis
B Reduce productivity
D Wiping and cleaning of machine
C Avoid customer complaints
6 Frequency of lubrication leads to... D Plant efficiency decrease
A Increase major and repeatitive repairs of machine
12 Which of the following provide reference during
B Machine retain its accuracy and service marking?
satisfication
A Surface gauge
C Decrease the quality and quantity of product
B Marking off table surface
D Frequent break down increase
C Work piece
D Scriber
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13 The marking table is made out of ...
(D1 − D 2 ) × L1
A Cast iron A
L2
B Cast steel
C Steel
(D − D ) × L
D Wrought iron B 1 2 2
L
14 Marking table is used for setting 2
A Face plate
B Catch plate (D − D )
C 1 2
C Measuring instruments 2
D 4 Jaw chuck
(D − D )
15 Marking table should be cleaned with a D 1 2
2
A Wire brush
18 When different diameter are turned with different axis
B Brush which is known as?
C Cotton waste A Plain turning
D Soft cloth B Step turning
16 The crank pin of the single throw eccentric shaft as C Concentric turning
shown in fig is to be turned. What is the thumb value D Eccentric turning
for determining the cutting speed for rough turning the
eccentric 19 When different diameter are turned with the same axis
it is known as
A Plain turning
B Taper turning
C Concentric turning
D Eccentric turning
1 Which one helps to support long slender work piece? 4 In what way, the fixed steady rest helps in supporting
A Travelling steady the job?
D Live and dead centers C Continuous to the boring tool during boring
D Continuous to the drill bit during drilling
2 Where is the fixed steady rest fixed?
5 In fixed steady rest the three adjusting pads are
A Lathe carriage adjusted by...
B Lathe spindle A Adjusting screw
C Lathe bed B Cam and cam lock
D Lathe saddle C Tension spring
3 The fixed steady has to support the work with the help D Automatically
of...
6 The another name of travelling steady is...
A One adjusting pad
A Fixed steady
B Two adjusting pads
B Follower steady
C Three adjusting pads
C Cat head
D Four adjusting pads
D Line and dead centre
A Locking screw
B Frame
C Adjusting screw
A Adjusting pad D Bearing pad
B Hinge
C Bearing pad lock screw
D Base
A Travelling steady
B Fixed steady
C Roller steady
D Cat head
1 Name the part marked as ‘X’ in the figure shown 2 Name the part marked ‘as X’ in figure shown
A Pad
B Job
C Head stock
A Sliding block D End mill
B Guide bar
C Scale of degree
D Adjusting screw
1 Which gauge is used to check the pitch of external 5 Which gauge is used to check the right hand and left
and internal threads? thread?
A Screw pitch gauge A Screw pitch gauge
B Thread ring gauge B Thread caliper gauge
C Thread caliper gauge C Thread plug gauge
D Thread plug gauge D Thread ring gauge
2 Thread plug gauge is used to check the... 6 Name the type of screw gauge shown in figure’
A External ‘V’ thread A Thread plug gauge
B Internal thread B Thread ring gauge
C Internal square thread C Thread caliper gauge
D Internal worm thread D Thread pitch gauge
8 Which element of a thread can be checked using thread D Using vee prism
micrmeter?
14 Name the method of checking minor dia of internal
A Pitch thread shown in figure
B Major dia
C Minor dia
D Effective dia
9 Selection of wire depends on the
A Pitch of the thread
B Flank of the thread
C Crest of the thread
D Root of the thread
10 While measuring the screw thread, the two wries are
fixed on the ...
A Spindle
B Anvil
A Using vernier caliper
C Barrel
B Using taper parallel block
D Thimble
C Using slip gauge and precision roller
11 Which part of thread can measure within the degree of
D Using vee prism
accuracy using vernier caliper
A Major diameter
B Minor diameter
C Pitch of the thread
D Profile of the thread
A Special micrometer
B Microscope
C Optical projector
D Tool makers microscope
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Production & Manufacturing Assignment for Exercise 3.3.102
Turner - Telescopic gauge construction, uses
Choose the correct answer
1 Telescopic gauges are used to check the... 5 Telescope gauges can measure the holes from
A Step length A 12mm to 152mm
B Size of hole B 12.7mm to 152mm
C Width off key slot C 12mm to 152.4mm
D Angle of beveled surface D 12.7mm to 152.4mm
2 Telescopic gauge is one of the... 6 Name the part marked as ‘X’ in the figure shown
A Direct reading measuring instrument
B Indirect reading measuring instrument
C Template
D Bore gauge
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3 Inside Micrometer barrel has an adjustment of... 5 Inside micrometer is used to measure...
A 10mm A Step length
B 11mm B Internal shoulder
C 12mm C Internal recess
D 13mm D Internal thread
4 Using inside Micrometer what maximum range of 6 Inside micrometer specificaly used for checking the...
dimension can be measured?
A Cyliner bore
A 12mm
B Internal shoulder
B 25mm
C Internal reacess
C 38mm
D Internal thread
D 50mm
1 The least count of inside micrometer - inch is 4 Telescopic gauges are available in set of...
1 A shaft bearing is made in two pieces that are bolted 6 For what purpose a fixture is used?
together and is known as
A Hold irregular jobs
A Plain bearing
B Hold cylindrical jobs
B Split bearing
C Hold rectangular jobs
C Ball bearing
D Hold hexogonal jobs
D Roller bearing
7 Fixture is mainly used for...
2 The housing contains a precision ground surface
A Produce idential parts
perpendicular to the bearing axis with three or four
mounting holes is known as... B Mass production process
A Flanged split bearing C Control the location /motion
B Parallel split bearing D Guide the tool
C Roller bearing 8 Name the part marked as ‘X’ in the figure shown
D Ball bearing
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Production & Manufacturing Assignment for Exercise 3.4.106
Turner
1 Formula for cut fractional lead is 5 Name of the gear marked ‘X’ shown in figure
DR 30 40 D Follower gear
B = ×
DN 60 110 6 Name of the gear train shown in figure
DR 30 110
C = ×
DN 60 40
DR 60 40
D = ×
DN 30 110
3 A mechanical system formed by mounting gears on
frame and engaging gear, have a defined speed ratio,
is known as
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7 127 teeth is provided for cutting metric thread on a 11 Find the required gears to cut 6 TPI and lead screw
British lathe. This gear wheel is used as the has 6mm pitch range of gears 20 to 120 by 5 teeth
range with 127 gears.
A Driver
Dr 127 20
B Driven A = X
Dn 30 120
C Inter mediate
D 2nd driven Dr 20 127
B = X
Dn 120 30
8 Find the gear required to cut a 3mm pitch in a lathe
having a lead screw of TPI gear available from 20 to Dr 20 30
120 teeth by 5 teeth with a special gear of 127 teeth C = X
Dn 120 127
A 90 teeth gear is driver,127 teeth gear is driven
B 127 teeth gear is driver, 90 teeth gear is driven Dr 120 30
D = X
C 127 teeth gear is dirver, 60 teeth gear is driven Dn 20 127
D 60teeth gear is driver, 127 teeth gear is driven 12 Which one is related to the ratio of number of turns of
work and lead screw
9 When thread cutting the carriage moves a shortest
distance and engages with half nut this is known as... A Half nut engage lever
D Trial travel
1 Which thread is used, if you require higher mechanical 3 For calculating lead of multi start thread formula is
advantage ?
1
A Single start thread A P=
No.of start
B Multi start thread
C Knuckle thread B L = P x No.of start
D Buttress thread
Lead
C Start =
2 Multi start thread is generally used on Pitch
A Screw jack
D d = Major dia – 2 x depth of thread
B Crane
C Fly press
D Lead screw
Dr 5 PN
D x
Dn 127
1 Name the type of thread shown in the fig 2 Name the type of thread shown in the fig
45
A
60
60
B
45
45
C
80
80
D
45
1 Compare with the pitch of square thread the square 3 Square and trapezoidal threads have more cross
threading tool nose width should be? section and utilized for
A Half A Fasterning purpose
B Equal B Load lifting
C Twice C Precision instrument
D Thrice D Electrical equipment
2 Why the side clearanceof the square threading tool is 4 The modified square thread is similar to ordinary square
of prime importance? thread, the depth of square thread is...
A Give strength A Less than half pitch of thread
B Prevent rubbing B Greater than half pitch of thread
C Give appearance C Same pitch of thread
D Increase the tool life D Twice pitch of thread
6 The modification of square thread included angle is... 13 Inclination of flank angle of saw tooth thread is...
A 27 1/2° A 27 1/2 °
B 29° B 30°
C 30° C 45°
D 45° D 60°
7 The metric Acme thread included angle is... 14 The load taking flank angle of saw tooth thread is...
A 1°
A 27 1 °
2
B 2°
B 29° C 3°
D 5°
C 45°
15 In which application the worm wheel and worm threads
are used...
D 47 1 °
2 A Transmit motion at right angle
8 In which application Acme thread is used? B Transmit longitudinal movement
A Screw jack C Fly press
B Fly press D Load lifiting purpose
C Vice handle
16 The depth of worm thread is more than..
D Lathe lead screw
A Square thread
9 The flank angle of buttress thread is... B Knucle thread
1 The formula for helix angle 6 Name of the angle mark as ‘X’ shown in fig
L
A Tan θ =
πxd
πxd
B Tan θ =
L
Lxπ
C Tan θ =
d
Lxd
D Tan θ =
π
2 The angle included between the direction of the plane
perpendicular to the axis is...
A Flank angle
B Helix angle A Thread angle
3 In larger diameter, the helix angle of the thread will D Helix angle
be... 7 The radius of knuckle thread is
A Smaller
B Greater A
C Medium
B 3 × Pitch
D Too greater 8
4 Lead angle of a square thread is by adding with the
C 1 × Pitch
helix angle is 2
A 1°
D 1 × Pitch
B 1 1/2° 3
C 2° 8 Compare with the pitch depth of knuckle thread is...
D 2 1/2° A Bigger
B Smaller
5 Compare the width of square thread and its depth. The
width of square thread is C Too bigger
A Smaller D Equal
B Greater
C Equal
D Too greater
36 P&M : Turner (NSQF Level - 5) - Assignment Exercise 3.4.109
1 Read the question in the Assignment/Test, choose the correct answer and mark appropriate option in
the Response Sheet.
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