Q3) Select the proper part number with the matching letter statement in the following table: ( following the solved example. ) Part number Matching Statement Statement 1-g Example A frame made of metal or wood or plastic, in a 1 Shrinkage cavity which the mold is formed. Slight taper given to a pattern to allow 2 Flask or molding box 3 Sprue 4 Chaplets b drawing from the sand. The top half of a horizontally parted mold A passageway through which the molten d metal enters the mold cavity. Draft e to support the cores inside the mold cavity The passage through which the molten metal flows from the pouring basin, and reaches the mold cavity Solidification shrinkage that restricts the amount of molten metal available in the last 6 Cope 7 Gate region to freeze

Q3) Select the proper part number with the matching letter statement in the following table: ( following the solved example. ) Part number Matching Statement Statement 1-g Example A frame made of metal or wood or plastic, in a 1 Shrinkage cavity which the mold is formed. Slight taper given to a pattern to allow 2 Flask or molding box 3 Sprue 4 Chaplets b drawing from the sand. The top half of a horizontally parted mold A passageway through which the molten d metal enters the mold cavity. Draft e to support the cores inside the mold cavity The passage through which the molten metal flows from the pouring basin, and reaches the mold cavity Solidification shrinkage that restricts the amount of molten metal available in the last 6 Cope 7 Gate region to freeze

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Metal Casting

Metal casting is described as a manufacturing process in which a mold cavity is produced by sand, and molten metal is filled inside a mold cavity. The desirable shaped object is achieved after the solidification of molten metal. Large metal objects like machine beds, motor bodies, and others can easily be manufactured using metal casting. The place or shop where metal casting is performed is called foundry.

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Q3) Select the proper part number with the matching letter statement in the
following table: ( following the solved example. )
Part number
Matching
Statement
Statement
1-g
Example
A frame made of metal or wood or plastic, in
a
1
Shrinkage cavity
which the mold is formed.
Slight taper given to a pattern to allow
2 Flask or molding box
3 Sprue
b
drawing from the sand.
The top half of a horizontally parted mold
A passageway through which the molten
4
Chaplets
d
metal enters the mold cavity.
Draft
e
to support the cores inside the mold cavity
The passage through which the molten
metal flows from the pouring basin, and
reaches the mold cavity
Solidification shrinkage that restricts the
amount of molten metal available in the last
6
Cope
7
Gate
region to freeze

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