Casting and Moulding Basics

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Q. In which casting process is the mold made from a mixture of sand and a binding agent?
  • A. Shell molding
  • B. Green sand casting
  • C. Lost foam casting
  • D. Centrifugal casting
Q. What is a common defect in casting known as shrinkage?
  • A. Excess material on the surface
  • B. Air pockets in the casting
  • C. Reduction in volume as the metal cools
  • D. Inconsistent surface finish
Q. What is the main advantage of using die casting?
  • A. Lower production costs
  • B. High dimensional accuracy
  • C. Easier to change designs
  • D. Better surface finish
Q. What is the main disadvantage of sand casting?
  • A. High production speed
  • B. Limited to small parts
  • C. Poor surface finish
  • D. High material waste
Q. What is the primary purpose of a mold in casting?
  • A. To shape the molten material
  • B. To cool the material
  • C. To add color to the material
  • D. To remove impurities
Q. What is the purpose of a riser in a casting mold?
  • A. To provide a pathway for molten metal
  • B. To allow for gas escape
  • C. To supply additional molten metal during solidification
  • D. To cool the metal faster
Q. What is the term for the process of pouring molten metal into a mold?
  • A. Casting
  • B. Forging
  • C. Welding
  • D. Machining
Q. Which material is commonly used for making sand molds?
  • A. Steel
  • B. Aluminum
  • C. Silica sand
  • D. Plastic
Q. Which of the following is NOT a type of casting process?
  • A. Sand casting
  • B. Investment casting
  • C. CNC machining
  • D. Die casting
Q. Which type of casting involves pouring metal into a mold made from a pattern coated with a refractory material?
  • A. Investment casting
  • B. Die casting
  • C. Sand casting
  • D. Permanent mold casting
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