1. Wire drawing is cold working process use to decrease the dimeter of wire. A) Explain theprocess. B) Discuss the effect of this process on mechanical properties in'details? Sketchto illustrate your explanation.2. Name and explain a manufacturing process of making open end wrench?3. How can you decided whether to use a cold work or hot work processes?4. Briefly explain arc welding and oxyacetylene welding? (5. Submerged arc welding is suitable for non-ferrous metals. YES, OR NO, ANDEXPALIN WHY?6. Briefly explain powder metallurgy (P/M)?7. What is flux in welding. What is the main purpose of using it? .8. Name and explain a method used to measure particle size of powder, especially if youhave variety of sizes?(9. Briefly explain the metallurgy of welding. Sketch it?

1. Wire drawing is cold working process use to decrease the dimeter of wire. A) Explain th process. B) Discuss the effect of this process on mechanical properties în'details? Sketcl to illustrate your explanation.

1. Wire drawing is cold working process use to decrease the dimeter of wire. A) Explain th process. B) Discuss the effect of this process on mechanical properties în'details? Sketcl to illustrate your explanation.

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1. Wire drawing is cold working process use to decrease the dimeter of wire. A) Explain the
process. B) Discuss the effect of this process on mechanical properties in'details? Sketch
to illustrate your explanation.
2. Name and explain a manufacturing process of making open end wrench?
3. How can you decided whether to use a cold work or hot work processes?
4. Briefly explain arc welding and oxyacetylene welding? (
5. Submerged arc welding is suitable for non-ferrous metals. YES, OR NO, AND
EXPALIN WHY?
6. Briefly explain powder metallurgy (P/M)?
7. What is flux in welding. What is the main purpose of using it? .
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have variety of sizes?(
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