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    Surname and Initials: MABENGO N.D.Student Number : 48591238

    Module Code : MME2601

    Assignment NO. : 01

    Mabengo N.D. Student#48591238July 2013 Page | 1

    QUESTION 1

    n

    mTSA

    VCT

    322

    39269914

    20500

    4mm

    tDV

    22

    2

    424115205004

    5002

    4

    2

    mm

    DtD

    A

    2,86min

    sTTS 5.171

    424115

    39269912

    2

    QUESTION 2

    From table 4.1, = 24 x 10-6 mm/mm/oC

    L2L1 = L1 (T2T1)

    L2 = 1 + 24 x 10-6 x 1 x (650 20) = 1.01512 cm

    (L2)3 = (1.01512)3 = 1.0460493cm3

    at 650oC =32.581g/cm

    0460493.1

    70.2(assuming that the mass does not

    change)

    QUESTION 3

    Length = 25 cm = 250mm

    Increase = 12 x 10-6 mm/mm/oC x 250 mm x (260 21) = 0.717 mm

    QUESTION 4

    Heat = (0.21 cal/g-oC) x (103cm3) x (2.70g/cm3) x (300oC 21oC) = 158.193 cal

    But 1 cal = 4.184 J 158.193 x 4.184J = 661.879 J

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    Surname and Initials: MABENGO N.D.Student Number : 48591238

    Module Code : MME2601

    Assignment NO. : 01

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    QUESTION 5

    Pultrusion is a process in which continuous fibber rovings are dipped into a resin

    bath and pulled through a shaping die where the impregnated resin cures.

    QUESTION 6

    From table 18.1, Ac = 0.075 c = 0.075 x 2 = 0.15 mm

    Die opening diameter = 75 mm

    Punch diameter = 75(2 x 0.15) = 74.7 mm

    QUESTION 7

    From table 20.1, Ac = 0.075 c = 0.075 x 4 = 0.3 mm

    Blanking punch for 85 mm Length = 85(2 x 0.3) = 84.4mm

    Blanking punch for 50 mm Width = 50(2 x 0.3) = 49.4mm

    Blanking punch for 25mm Top and Bottom = 25(2 x 0.3) = 24.4mm

    QUESTION 8

    Problems or reasons for excessive burrs

    Very large clearance between punch and die for the material and stockthickness.

    Worn cutting edges for punch and die with the same corollary as excessiveclearance.

    Correcting the problems

    Check the punch and die cutting edges to see if they are worn and regrindthe face if they really are.

    If the die is not worn, measure the punch and die clearance to see if it equalsthe recommended value. If not the die maker must rebuild the punch and

    die.

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    Surname and Initials: MABENGO N.D.Student Number : 48591238

    Module Code : MME2601

    Assignment NO. : 01

    Mabengo N.D. Student#48591238July 2013 Page | 3

    QUESTION 9

    Area A = (0.3m)2 = (30cm)2 = 900 cm2

    Volume V = (30cm)3 = 27000 cm3

    Surface Area of a spherical particle of D = 0.01cm is A = x D2

    A = x (0.01)2 = 314.159 x 10-6 cm2 / particle

    Volume of a spherical particle of D = 0.01cm is6

    3DV

    V= 93

    105.523601.0 cm3/particle

    Number of particles in 1cm3 =9

    105.523

    27000

    = 51.576 x 109

    Total surface area = (51.576 x 109) x (314.159 x 10-6) = 16 203 064.58 cm2

    Percent increase = 100900

    90058.16203064

    = 1 800 240.51%

    QUESTION 10

    NpAF

    mmdDA

    cP

    oop

    062.2362074.1140

    4.1140224425.025.022222

    QUESTION 11

    a) The tolerance band = 0.36. Wear allowance = 0.03 x 0.36 = 0.0108 mmGO gage will inspect the minimum hole diameter = 30.00

    0.18 = 29.82mm

    The dimension will decrease as the gage wears, so the wear allowance is

    added to it.

    Nominal GO size = 29.82 + 0.0108 = 29.8308mm

    b) NO-GO gage will inspect the maximum hole diameter = 30.00 + 0.18 =30.18mm. In this case, no wear allowance is added because this gage

    should not fit in the hole and wear away.

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    Surname and Initials: MABENGO N.D.Student Number : 48591238

    Module Code : MME2601

    Assignment NO. : 01

    Mabengo N.D. Student#48591238July 2013 Page | 4

    QUESTION 12

    a)2

    2 /8.4644125.3

    14515

    cmkgcm

    kg

    Y

    b) S = E x e, subtracting the 0.2 offset, 018.0002.05

    0.51.5

    e

    2/4.258044

    018.0

    8.4644cmkg

    e

    SE

    c) TS = 2/8.8708125.3

    27215cmkg

    d) EL = %3232.05

    56.6

    e) AR = %505008.0125.3

    56.1125.3

    QUESTION 13

    a)

    306.93MPa

    5.25.372

    100067802

    22

    tR

    T

    b) 0.0130875

    5

    360

    2175.3

    L

    R

    c) a23452.14MP0130875.0

    93.306G,

    G

    d)

    491.187MPa

    5.25.372

    10108502

    3

    S

    QUESTION 14

    From Fig 6.2, the compositions are as follows:

    Liquid phase composition = 65%Ni 35%Cu.

    Solid phase composition = 83% - 17%Cu.

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    Module Code : MME2601

    Assignment NO. : 01

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    QUESTION 15

    From Fig 6.2 measured values of CL and CS are: CL = 5mm, CS = 12mm

    Liquid phase proportion = 12/(12+5) = 0.71

    Solid phase proportion = 5/7 = 0.29

    QUESTION 16

    From Fig 6.3, the compositions are as follows:

    Liquid phase composition = 56% Sn44%Pb.

    phase composition = 18%Sn

    82%Pb.

    QUESTION 17

    From Fig 6.3 measured values of CL and CS are: CL = 10.5mm, CS = 15mm.

    Liquid phase proportion = 15/(15+10.5) = 0.59

    phase proportion = 10.5/25.5 = 0.41

    QUESTION 18

    From Fig 6.3 the compositions are observed as follows:

    Liquid phase composition = 78%Sn22%Pb.

    phase composition = 98%Sn2%Pb.

    QUESTION 19

    From Fig 6.3 measured values of CL and CS are: CL = 7.8mm, CS = 4.2mm

    Liquid phase proportion = 4.2/(7.8+4.2) = 0.35

    phase proportion = 7.8/12 = 0.65