1. In a grinding wheel "grade" denotes the ?

grain size

types of abrasive

hardness

structure

Answer: hardness

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2. A grinding wheel marked with 'C' is made with the abrasive ?

aluminium oxide

silicon carbide

diamond

corundum

Answer: silicon carbide

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3. Snagging is a process used to remove the metal by ?

filling

hacksawing

chiselling

grinding

Answer: grinding

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4. What is the cause of a grinding wheel becoming glazed in a grinding machine ?

grinding wheels grade is to shaft

grinding wheels grade is too large

feed and traverse are less

grinding wheels speed is too high and work speed is low

Answer: grinding wheels speed is too high and work speed is low

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5. The grade A-H of the grinding wheel represents ?

the wheel from which abrasive grain can be easily dislodged

the wheel from which abrasive grains are hard to dislodged

refers to the abrasive particle size being big

refers to the abrasive particle size being small

Answer: the wheel from which abrasive grain can be easily dislodged

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6. The structure of a grinding wheel are generally refer to as ?

long and short

dense and open

brittle and tough

bright and translucent

Answer: dense and open

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7. The grade of a grinding wheel refers to ?

the hardness of the abrasive grains

the hardness with which the wheel holds the grain in place

refers to the type of abrasive material used

none of the above

Answer: the hardness with which the wheel holds the grain in place

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8. Which among the following abrasive is not artificial abrasive ?

diamond

corundum

emery

all of these

Answer: all of these

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9. As per Indian standard the grain size '46' comes under the group ?

coarse

medium

fine

very fine

Answer: medium

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10. Balancing of wheel is done to ?

makes the sides of the wheel parallel

make the out side diameter concentric with the bore

equalize the weight in every position of the wheel

none of the above

Answer: equalize the weight in every position of the wheel

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