PGDTD&CC - Design of Jigs Fixture & Gauges - TH

Course Name Post Graduate Diploma in Tool Design & CAD/CAM
NSQF Level 8
Name of Subject Design of Jigs, Fixture & Gauges (TH)
Unit No 1
No of Questions 30
Marks 12
1. By placing the part on three-pin base, _________directions of movement are

restricted.
A. Three
B. Two
C. Five
D. One
2. When a work piece having center holes is located with the round pin positioned in
the center hole will restrict _____________ degrees of movement.
A. Five
B. Six
C. Nine
D. Four
3. _________ Position a part by enclosing it in a depression, or recess, of the same
shape as the part.
A. Relieved locators
B. Spherical locators
C. Nesting locators
D. Doweled locators
4. _____________ can locate flat work with rounded or angular ends and flat discs.
A. Nesting locators
B. Doweled locators
C. Vee locators
D. Partial nest locators
5. ________________ is the feature of location that permits the part to be made within
their stated tolerance, part after part, throughout the production run.
A. Referencing
B. Repeatability
C. Both a & b
D. None of the above
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6. The six point location method will restrict total __________ of movement.
A. Six planes
B. Five planes
C. Twelve planes
D. Nine planes
7. __________is the process of properly positioning the part with respect to the cutter
or other tool.
A. Referencing
B. Repeatability
C. Both a & b
8. ____________ are used for smaller holes and for aligning members of the tool.
A. Shank type locators
B. Pin type locators
C. Threaded locators
D. Press fit locators
9. ________ are used for parts that cannot be placed in either a nest or a vee locator.
A. Fixed stop locators
B. Installed locators
C. Diamond locators
D. Cylindrical locators
10. The major concern in locating a part that the designer must keep in mind
are__________.
A. Positioning the locators
B. Part tolerance
C. Fool proofing
D. All of the above
11. Locators positioned under a part are referred to as_____________.
A. Stops
B. Supports
C. Both a & b
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12. Locators that position a part by its edge are called as ________________.
A. Supports
B. Stops
C. Both a & b
13. Positioning the fastener in the center of the strap applies pressure_________.
A. 1/3 at one side & 2/3 at other
B. Equal at both ends
C. Equal to zero
14. Which among the following are locating principles?
A. Nesting
B. 3-2-1
C. 4-2-1
D. All of the above
15. _________are used to hold odd shaped work pieces with compound locating
Surfaces.
A. Magnetic clamping
B. Nonmagnetic clamping
C. Epoxy resins
16. The Work piece in space is shown in figure, how many degree of freedom it has?
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A. 12 Degree of freedom
B. 6 Degree of freedom
C. 9 Degree of freedom
D. 10 Degree of freedom
17. This method of locating a work piece in a jig or a fixture is called “3-2-1’’ principle
or --------------------------------------principle.
A. Nine point location

B. Five point location
C. Six point location
D. Ten point location
18. Which type of pin is shown in figure?
A. Diamond Pin
B. Flat pin
C. Plain Pin
D. Adjustable Pin
19. There is a considerable reduction in machine tool time and

human efforts and increase in Production by use of
A. Jigs & Fixtures
B. Productivity
C. Skill reduction
D. Cost reduction
20. To perform the functions of a tool designer, an individual must have the following
skills are
A. A creative mechanical ability
B. CAD drafting skills
C. File management
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D. All the above
21. The________ is used to make a nest and generally as side stop to location of work
piece
A. Nesting
B. Rest button
C. Locating pin
D. Rest pad
22. The ________ is May be used to locate certain elliptical surfaces of the work piece
A. Nesting
B. Button Locators
C. Locating pin
D. Rest pad
23. 3:2:1 or 6 point locating is used for ___________.
A. Internal Surface Location
B. External Surface location
C. Cylindrical Surface Location
D. Irregular Surface Location.
24. V block locators are used for ------------------------- location.
A. Internal Surface Location
B. External Surface location
C. Cylindrical Surface Location
D. Irregular Surface Location.
25. Spring loaded pins are used for-----------------------------surface.
A. Machined surface
B. Un Machined surface
C. Pyramid surface
D. Ground surface
26. ---------------------------------- is a process of quick, accurate location of a work piece or
fixture in a number of specific positions
A. Indexing
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B. Positioning
C. Locating
D. Clamping
27. With the use of Jigs and fixture

A. Labor cost decreases
B. Ideal time of Machine Decreases
C. Productivity Increases
D. All of the above.
28. ---------------------------are used when the surface is rough or uneven, such as in cast
parts?
A. Equalizing supports
B. Solid supports
C. Adjustable supports
D. Flat supports
29. The figure shows which type of support?
A. Solid supports, spring type

B. Adjustable supports, spring type
C. Equalizing supports, spring type
D. None of them
30. A conical locater has the advantage of
A. Easy Location
B. Self-Centering
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C. Easy Location And Self‐Centering

D. Offers Good Grid
Unit No 2
No of Questions 30
Marks 12
1. In an interchangeable assembly, shafts of size 25.000+0.040−0.010mm mate with
holes of size 25.000+0.030+0.020mm. The maximum interference (in microns) in the
assembly is
A. 40
B. 30
C. 20
D. 10
2. A hole is dimension ϕ9+0.015+0 mm. The corresponding shaft is of dimension
ϕ9+0.010+0.001 mm. The resulting assembly has
A. loose running fit
B. close running fit
C. transition fit
D. interference fit
3. A shaft has a dimension? 35−0.009−0.025. The respective values of fundamental
deviation and tolerance are
A. −0.025, ± 0.008
B. −0.025, 0.016
C. −0.009, ±0.008
D. −0.009, 0.016
4. A hole is specified as 400.0500.000 mm. The mating shaft has a clearance fit with
minimum clearance of 0.01 mm. The tolerance on the shaft os 0.04 mm. The
maximum clearance in mm between the hole and the shaft is
A. 0.04
B. 0.05
C. 0.10
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D. 0.11
5. ______________ is the force required to hold a part against the locators.
A. Tool force
B. Clamping force
C. Both a & b
6. ___________ prevents the part from shifting or being pulled from the jig & fixture
during the machining operation.
A. Pin locators
B. Bushes
C. Clamping
D. Tool
7. _________ combines the screw clamp with a swinging arm that pivots on its
mounting stud.
A. Wedge clamps
B. Latch clamps
C. Swing clamps
D. Hook clamp
8. The tolerance value can be plus or minus of the basic size but not both,
in____________.
A. Bilateral dimensions
B. Unilateral dimensions
C. Both a & b
9. If the plus & minus values are same, the tolerance is considered as____________.
A. Unilateral tolerance
B. Bilateral tolerance
C. Unequal bilateral tolerance
10. If the plus & minus values are different, the tolerance is considered as____________.
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A. Unilateral tolerance
B. Bilateral tolerance
C. Unequal bilateral tolerance
11. Identify the type of clamp from the given fig.
A. Lever action strap clamp
B. Hook clamp
C. Swing clamp
D. Cam action strap clamp
12. The clearance or interference provided for obtaining the various fits is
called__________.
A. Allowance
B. Clearance
C. Tolerance
13. Misalignment between the clamp surface and the clamping nut due to tilting of the
Clamp can be countered by using ____________ between the clamp and the nut.
A. Locators
B. Fasteners
C. Spherical washers
14. The Cam operated clamp is a
A. Quick acting clamp
B. Cam operated clamp
C. Bridge clamp
D. Edge clamp
15. Is a versatile, fast and clean clamping method
A. Miscellaneous Clamping
B. Angular Clamping
C. Vacuum Clamping
D. Straps Clamping
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16. ------------------Fit are employed when the mating parts are not required to be
disassembled during their total service.
A. Force Fit
B. Running Fit
C. Tight Fit
D. Sliding Fit
17. The Algebraic difference between the minimum limit of size and the corresponding
basic size is called
A. Tolerance Grade
B. Lower Deviation
C. Actual
D. Fundamental Deviation
18. The Algebraic difference between the maximum limit of size and the corresponding
basic size is called
A. Actual
B. Fundamental Deviation
C. Tolerance Grade
D. Upper Deviation
19. On the basic of positive, zero and negative values of Clearance, there are three basic
types of fits are----------------------------
A. Clearance Fits
B. Interference Fits
C. Transition Fits
D. All of Above
20. The following holds the work piece securely in a jig or fixture against the cutting
forces
A. Locating device
B. Clamping device
C. Guiding device
D. Indexing device
21. Which type of Clamp and Clamping method of locating a work piece is shown in
figure?
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A. Strap clamp
B. Screw clamp
C. Swinging clamp
D. Power clamp
22. Which type of Clamp is shown in figure?
A. Strap clamp
B. Hinged clamp
C. Swinging clamp
D. Power clamp
23. In ______________, attraction of opposite electrically charged particles is used for
clamping.
A. Magnetic clamping
B. Nonmagnetic clamping
C. Electrostatic clamping
24. Which among the following are type of toggle clamp?

A. C-frame
B. Pusher
C. Both A & B
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25. _____________ apply the basic principle of the inclined plane to hold work in a
manner similar to a cam.
A. Modified hook clamps
B. Toggle action clamps
C. Wedge clamps
26. _______________is generally used for holding the ferrous metals.
A. Vacuum chuck
B. Toggle clamp
C. Magnetic chuck
D. Molded clamp
27. Hinge & latch clamp are the common type of ______________
A. Strap clamp
B. Swing clamp
C. Screw clamp
D. Hook clamp
28. A Toggle clamp required to deliver a force of 2000N to the work piece in a fixture.
Then what is pin diameter. (Allowable shear stress 40*10-6N/m2 coefficient of
frictions is 0.22)
A. 6.325mm
B. 6.625mm
C. 6.825mm
D. 6.925mm
29. _______ Clamps are clamps can rotate at an angle 90 degree.
A. Screws Clamp
B. Wedges Clamp
C. Swing Clamp
D. Straps Clamp
30. The clamp provides rapid clearance of loading and unloading passages.
A. Screws Clamp
B. Hinged Clamp
C. Swing Clamp
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D. Straps Clamp
Unit No 3
No of Questions 30
Marks 12
1. Plate jig are very similar to ___________ except that they normally have a built in
clamp.
A. Angle plate jigs
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B. Template jigs
C. Box jigs
D. Vise jaw jigs
2. ________________ Tools are constructed to suit any angle from parallel to
perpendicular to the machine table.
A. Vise jaw
B. Modified angle plate
C. Vise held
D. Box jig
3. ________________ are forces generated by the cutting action.
A. Tool force
B. Clamping force
C. Both a & b
4. _______________ are used when more than one operation is performed in the same
location.
A. Fixed renewable bushing
B. Slip-renewable bushing
C. Both a & b
D. Template bushing
5. _______________ are used where only one operation is performed in each hole but
where several bushing must be used during the life of the tool.
A. Fixed renewable bushing
B. Slip-renewable bushing
C. Both a & b
D. Template bushing
6. A plate having hole at the desired positions serves as a------------------------------.which
is fixed on the component to be drilled
A. Channel
B. Box
C. Template
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7. Is an improvement of the template jig by incorporating drill bushes on the template

is called
A. Facilitates
B. Eliminates
C. Channel
D. Table
8. The following is(are) the function(s) of a jig
A. Holding
B. Locating
C. Guiding
D. All of the above
9. The High carbon steel material is commonly used for making----------------------
and---------------------------------------------------- devices.
A. Guiding
B. Clamping
C. Locating
D. (B, C)
10. The following type of jig is used to drill a series of equidistant hole along a circle
A. Index jig
B. Plate type jig
C. Open type jig
D. Pot type jig
11. The following is(are) the advantage(s) of cast jigs or fixtures
A. No heat treatments are required for the cast jigs and fixtures
B. It prevents the occurrence of tool chatter in milling
C. If cast jigs or fixture drops down, they don’t get misaligned or de-shaped,
although it may break
D. All of the above
12. In given figure if Length (L1) =50 and Length (L2) =15 then the total length (L) of
bush is……………………..?
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A. L=35
B. L=65
C. L=50
D. All of the above
13. With refer to previous given figure If the bush inner diameter d1=30 and Outer
diameter is d2=47 then find the thickness of the bush.
A. t =17.25
B. t =17.5
C. t =17/2
D. All of the above
14. With refer to previous given figure. The empirical formula of the corner radius at
the inlet end take as? (Where A is equal to diameter d1)
A. R= 3√A mm
B. R= 2√A mm
C. R= √A mm
D. R= 4√A mm
15. Which type of bush is shown in this figure?
A. Fixed bush
B. Gang bush
C. Knurled bush
D. Renewable bush
16. Bush are used for
A. Locate the job
B. Fix the job
C. Guide the tools
D. Machine the job
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17. In general length of bushing should be

A. 1d
B. 5d
C. 2d
D. 0.5d
18. For designing a jig bush the thickness of wall is T is equal to -----------
A. T=√A+1 mm
B. T=√A+2.2 mm
C. T=√A+2 mm
D. T=√A+3mm
19. For designing a jig bush The bush dia. B is equal to---------------------------
A. A+2T+0.5
B. A+2T+0.8
C. A+2T+0.2
D. A+2T+0.3
20. For designing a jig bush The Normal flange height F is equal to---------------------------
A. F=7(A)1/3
B. F=7(A)1/2
C. F=7(A)1/4
D. F=7(A)1/5
21. For designing a jig bush The Length of bush L is equal to---------------------------
A. L=5√A +11mm
B. L=5√A +10mm
C. L=4√A +10mm
D. L=3√A +10mm
22. For designing a jig bush Ø20 the thickness of wall is T is equal to ---------------
A. 6mm
B. 5mm
C. 4mm
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D. 3mm
23. For designing a jig bush Ø20mm The bush dia. B is equal to---------------------------
A. 31
B. 32
C. 35
D. 34
24. _____ are used for setting and for light fastening works
A. Set Screw
B. Nut
C. Threaded screw
D. Washers
25. The thickness (t) of the clamp for a bolt diameter d is given by equation
A. t = √0.87.dA(1-A/B)
B. t = √0.85.dA(1-A/B)
C. t = √0.88.dA(1-A/B)
D. t = √0.89.dA(1-A/B)
26. The -----------------chucks are fast acting and by holding a large surface of the work
piece, cause minimum of distortion
A. Three jaws chucks
B. Magnetic chucks
C. Four jaws chucks
D. Pneumatic chucks
27. The jigs Button is commonly made from case hardening steel such as.
A. 16MnCr5 and C45-60HRC
B. 18MnCr5 and C45-65HRC
C. 19MnCr5 and C45-65HRC
D. 20MnCr5 and C45-62HRC
28. In this type of jig two plate are needed to hold, located, support and guide the work
piece so which type of jig is this shown in figure no.01?
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A. Template jig
B. Fixed plate jig
C. Sandwich jig
D. Angle plate jig
29. According to figure no 01 who many pin and bushes used to locate and guide the
work piece.
A. 2 pin 2 bush
B. 4 pin 4 bush
C. 3 pin 3 bush
D. 2 pin 4 bush
30. Following Specification of jig button is given below, Find out which of the statement
is incorrect.
a) Commonly made from case hardening steel (16MnCr5 or 20MnCr5C15)
b) Have a hardness value of about 60 HRC
c) Have a case depth of 0.3 to 0.5 mm
A. a, c D. a, b, c
B. a, b
C. b, c
Unit No 4
No of Questions 30
Marks 12
1. The value of “K” in cutting force formula in fixture design

A. 4.5 KN/mm2
B. 8.5 KN/mm2
C. 2.5 KN/mm2
D. 2 KN/mm2
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2. While designing a turning fixture which of the following steps is required?

A. Locating method
B. Clamping method
C. a & b
D. none of the above
3. Cutting force in Design Fixture is________.
A. Fc = 4.5 Kfdb / Cs
B. Fc = 2.5 Kfb / Cs
C. Fc = Kfdb / Cs
4. Work piece can be clamped
A. In a vise
B. On the table
C. On an angle plate
D. All of the above
5. Lathe fixture design is premised on the fact that
A. the tool rotates
B. the work rotates
C. setup repeatability is easier
D. indexing is rarely required
6. Following figure refers to which locator
A. Conical Locator
B. Pin Locator
C. Flat Locator
D. Drill bush locator
7. Name the following fixture
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A. milling fixture
B. Static fixture
C. Hydraulic clamping fixture
8. Gauging & inspection fixture comes under
A. Shaping fixtures
B. Planing fixture
C. Inspection fixtures
D. All of the above
9. Planning fixture are used for
A. Large work pieces
B. Small identical work pieces
C. Both a & b
10. Magnetic chucks comes under
A. Lathe fixtures
B. Milling fixtures
C. Shaping fixtures
D. Both a & b
11. Given figure refers to which fixtures?
A. Lathe fixtures
B. Internal broaching fixtures
C. External broaching fixtures
D. Drilling fixtures
A. Lathe fixtures
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A. Lathe fixtures
A. Grinding fixtures
D. Slot or Keyway fixture.
A. Face plate Turning Fixture
C. Grinding fixtures

A. External broaching fixtures
C. Lathe fixture

A. Turning fixtures
B. Milling fixtures
C. Slot Fixture
D. Planing Fixture.

A. Assembly fixtures
B. shaping fixtures
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C. Multi station Fixture

D. Planing Fixture.
19. What is the Value of A?

A. 0.8 to 0.25 mm
B. 0.8 to 0.30 mm
C. 0.1 to 0.5 mm
D. None of the Above.
20. ---------fixture are fixture are mainly used to joining work piece with help of locator
A. Milling fixture
B. welding fixture
C. Lathe fixture
D. Pressure fixture
21. The standard working methods to hold the parts for surface grinding
is------------------------chucks.
A. Four jaws chucks
B. Three jaws chucks
C. Magnetic chucks
D. Combination chucks
22. Factors considered for designing milling fixture are----------------------------------------
A. Strength
B. Location
C. Thrust
D. All of the above
23. A single piloted bar is longer than stub bar which is guided on its loading end to
prevent ----------------------under the cutter thrust.
A. Sprinkling
B. Smoke
C. Sparking
D. Facing
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24. ------------------fixture is used to Operation can be classified as Facing fixture and

slotting fixture.
A. Slotting fixture
B. Milling fixture
C. Lathe fixture
D. None of the mentioned
25. The Essentials Features of Milling fixture are:-

A. Strength to withstand heavy forces.
B. Rigid Clamping
C. Gate for chip removal
D. All of above
26. ----------------------------use a number of cutters to mill many faces of a work piece
simultaneously.
A. Gang milling
B. Rotary milling
C. Index milling
D. All of above
27. The back plate is provided with three or more equi-spaced holes for clamping
------------------fixture.
A. Milling fixture
B. Rotary fixture
C. Index fixture
D. Turning fixture
28. A fixture does not
A. Holds the work piece
B. Locate the work piece
C. Guide the tool
D. All of the above
29. Fixtures are used in
A. Milling
B. Shaping
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C. Turning
D. All of the above
30. Which of the following is not correct about fixture?
A. It is used to hold the work
B. It is used to position the work the work
C. It assures high accuracy of parts
D. It is used to guide the cutting tool
Unit No 5
No of Questions 30
Marks 12
1. Which of the following is true for plug gauges?

A. Size difference between ‘Go’ and ‘No Go’ plug gauges is greater than the tolerance of
tested shaft or hole
B. Size difference between ‘Go’ and ‘No Go’ plug gauges is Equal to the tolerance
of tested shaft or hole
C. Size difference between ‘Go’ and ‘No Go’ plug gauges is less than the tolerance of
tested shaft or hole
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D. Size difference between ‘Go’ and ‘No Go’ plug gauges more or less than the tolerance
of tested shaft or hole
2. What is the use of ‘No Go’ gauges?
A. Check a single element of feature
B. Check several dimensions simultaneously
C. Check roundness and size at the same time
D. Check location and size at the same time
3. Up to which diameter, bar type plug gauges are used?
A. 20 mm
B. 40 mm
C. 75 mm
D. More than 75 mm
4. What is the suitable material for small plain plug gauges?
A. Any type of steel
B. Light metal alloys
C. Non-metallic handles may be used
D. Aluminum
5. What is the colour of band at ‘no go’ side of plain gauges?
A. Red
B. Blue
C. Green
D. Yellow
6. In which gauges wear takes place more rapidly?
A. Screw thread gauges
B. Plain gauges
C. Profile gauge
D. Go/ NoGo gauge
7. What is the common range of wear in ring thread gauge?
A. 0.0025mm – 0.005mm
B. 0.025mm – 0.05mm
C. 0.0025mm – 0.0075mm
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D. 0.025mm – 0.075mm
8. What is the wear allowance recommended by BSI for solid ring and plug gauges?
A. 0.01mm
B. 0.5mm
C. 0.05mm
D. 0.001mm
9. What is the relation between effective diameter of a thread hole and effective
diameter of the screw in screw thread gauge?
A. minimum effective diameter of a thread hole must necessarily be greater than
the maximum effective diameter of the screw
B. maximum effective diameter of a thread hole must necessarily be greater than the
minimum effective diameter of the screw
C. minimum effective diameter of a thread hole must necessarily be lesser than the
maximum effective diameter of the screw
D. maximum effective diameter of a thread hole must necessarily be greater than the
minimum effective diameter of the screw
10. What is the provision for wear of Go gauges is made by?
A. A margin greater than maximum metal limit of work
B. A margin greater than tolerance zone of gauge
C. A margin lesser than maximum metal limit of work
D. A margin between tolerance zone of gauge and maximum metal limit of work
11. What is the magnitude of wear allowance in Go gauges in present British System?
A. One-fifth of gauge tolerance
B. One-third of gauge tolerance
C. One-tenth of gauge tolerance
D. One-fifteenth of gauge tolerance
12. If work tolerance is less than 0.09mm, then how much wear allowance is given to Go
gauge?
A. 5% gauge tolerance B. No allowance
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C. 1% gauge tolerance D. 2.5% gauge tolerance

13. Where should tolerance zone is placed for Go Gauges in present British System?
A. Inside work limits
B. Outside work limits
C. Equal to work limits
D. Regardless to work limits
14. Where should tolerance zone is placed for No-Go Gauges in present British System?
A. Inside work limits
B. Outside work limits
C. Equal to work limits
D. Regardless to work limits
15. Which one of the following statements is TRUE?
A. The ‘GO’ gage controls the upper limit of a hole
B. The ‘NO GO’ gage controls the lower limit of a shaft
C. The ‘GO’ gage controls the lower limit of a hole
D. The ‘NO GO’ gage controls the lower limit of a hole
16. A GO-No GO plug gauge is to be designed for measuring a hole of nominal diameter
25 mm with a hole tolerance of ± 0.015 mm. Considering 10% of work tolerance to
be the gauge tolerance and no wear condition, the dimension (in mm) of the GO plug
gauge as per the unilateral tolerance system is
A. 24.985+0.003−0.003
B. 25.015+0.000−0.006
C. 24.985+0.03−0.03
D. 24.985+0.003−0.000
17. Cylindrical pins of 25+0.010+0.020 mm diameter are electroplated in a shop.
Thickness of the plating is 30±2.0 micron. Neglecting gage tolerances, the size of
the GO gage in mm to inspect the plated components is
A. 25.042
B. 25.052
C. 25.074
D. 25.084
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18. GO plug gauge is used to check the _______ of hole and NO-GO plug gauge is used
to check ________of hole.
A. Upper limit, lower limit
B. Lower limit, upper limit
C. Tapper, profile
19. If the gauges is an exact copy of mating parts of the component to be checked, it is
called________________.
A. Limit gauges
B. Standard gauges
C. Both a & b
20. _____________ are used only for checking the size or condition of the other
gauges.
A. Workshop gauges
B. Inspection gauges
C. Reference gauges
21. ________________are used at the bench or machine in gauging the work as it
being manufactured.
A. Workshop gauges
B. Inspection gauges
C. Reference gauges
22. _____________are mainly used for checking the diameter of shafts having a
central hole.
A. Plug gauges
B. Ring gauges
C. Snap gauges
D. Both a & b
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23. ______________are used for checking external dimensions.

A. Plug gauges
B. Ring gauges
C. Snap gauges
D. Both b & c
24. Progressive snap gauge is also called as _____________.
A. Template gauge
B. Feeler gauge
C. Caliper gauge
25. ___________ Gauge is used for checking the clearance between the mating
surfaces.
A. Form gauge
B. Template gauge
C. Feeler gauge
D. Adjustable snap gauge
26. ____________ used to check the contour of a profile of work piece for conformance
to certain shape specification.
A. Template gauge
B. Form gauge
C. Tapper gauge
D. Both a & b
27. Which among the following are type of limit gauges?
A. Plug gauges
B. Ring gauges
C. Snap gauges
D. All of the above
28. _________ has both GO & NO GO anvils at same end.

A. Template gauge
B. Feeler gauge
C. Form gauge
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D. Progressive snap gauge

29. Template gauge is called as ______________.
A. Ring gauge
B. Profile gauge
C. Form gauge
30. _____________ is used to measure the position of the surface.
A. Profile gauge
B. Form gauge
C. Indicating gauge
D. Thread gauge
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Course Name Post Graduate Diploma in Tool Design & CAD/CAM

1. By placing the part on three-pin base, _________directions of movement are

A. Nine point location

19. There is a considerable reduction in machine tool time and

D. All the above

27. With the use of Jigs and fixture

A. Solid supports, spring type

C. Easy Location And Self‐Centering

24. Which among the following are type of toggle clamp?

7. Is an improvement of the template jig by incorporating drill bushes on the template

17. In general length of bushing should be

1. The value of “K” in cutting force formula in fixture design

2. While designing a turning fixture which of the following steps is required?

6. Following figure refers to which locator

13. Given figure refers to which fixtures?

16. Given figure refers to which fixtures?

17. Given figure refers to which fixtures?

18. Given figure refers to which fixtures?

C. Multi station Fixture

19. What is the Value of A?

24. ------------------fixture is used to Operation can be classified as Facing fixture and

25. The Essentials Features of Milling fixture are:-

1. Which of the following is true for plug gauges?

C. 1% gauge tolerance D. 2.5% gauge tolerance

23. ______________are used for checking external dimensions.

28. _________ has both GO & NO GO anvils at same end.

D. Progressive snap gauge

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