Identify the electrical and electronic joining process from the following. Riveting Adhesive bonding Screw fastening Crimping

Q: Which joining method will be most suited for the assembly of the two components? Provide reasons for…

A: Mechanical joining method will be most suited for the assembly of these  components.

Q: Why is it important to clean all contamination such as oxides, oil, and dirt off of the surface of…

A: Gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW):   In gas tungsten arc welding, a non-consumable electrode made of…

Q: Discuss in details different type of resistance welding with the help of best diagram

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Q: For a cross section of a typical fusion-welded joint: (a) list all types of different zones in the…

A: The microstructure and grain size of the welded joint depend on the amount of heat applied and the…

Q: Why is cost a consideration in joint design?

A: The joint design is one major way to control welding cost. If any changes in the design can reduce…

Q: What do you understand by the term riveted joint? Explain the necessity of such a joint.

A: Riveted joint: The rivet consists of three-part- head, shank, and tail. The rivet is used for the…

Q: What is a cold solder joint? Identify its causes, its appearance, and the means of correction.

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Q: Discuss the secondary functionalities and manufacturing constraints for joining processes.

A: They form a lasting bond between the pieces to be built, and they can't be detached easily with…

Q: Explain different between welding process, soldering process and brazing process with net sketch?

A: Let us discuss about welding , soldering and brazing process.

Q: What are the different ways that adhesives can be used in a packaging application?

A: Any substance capable of binding materials together in a functional manner via surface adhesion that…

Q: What is the principal benefit of a joint action with a mechanical advantage less than 1.0? What is…

A: Whenever we apply load at input end of a mechanism and get an increased load condition at the output…

Q: differences between brazing and oxy fuel gas welding Propose any two welding defects that can be…

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Q: Examine various household products and describe how their components are joined and assembled.…

A: This is about a common idea that is happening around the world with household products irrespective…

Q: Explain how a cylindrical joint can be practically realised?

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Q: What advantages do the welded joints offer in comparison to riveted joints? Explain a minimum of…

A: ADVANTAGES : The welded structures are usually lighter than riveted structures. This is due to the…

Q: What do you understand by the term ‘efficiency of a riveted joint’?

A: The efficiency of a riveted joint is defined as the ratio of the strength of the riveted joint to…

Q: unusable, If we consider the material 2 ánd will it take to lift up material Z? Also, what will be…

A: Given: Tst,o=150°Cx=4 mm=0.004 mTi= 25°C∆ts=2 mink=0.15 W/mKρcp=1.5×106 J/m3KTo determine:Time taken…

Q: What do you understand by the term welded joint? How it differs from riveted joint?

A: Welding is the process of joining two pieces of metal together by forming a metallurgical bond.  The…

Q: 5) Which of the following welding processes combination suitable for dissimilar joining of Plastic…

A: here, Resistant welding Use only for metal which can conduct the electricity. As far as plastic is…

Q: In which industries riveted joints find its application, provide list of engineering components of…

A: Riveted joints are permanent joints used mainly for fastening sheets and shaped rolled metal. Rivet…

Q: Explain the mechanism of heat generation in Resistance spot welding. Explain the Force (current) vs…

A: some specific things of spot welding: thickness=1-2 mmcurrent=10000-50000At=0.01-0.05 sec Pressure…

Q: Which of the following is not a factor that strengthened soft solder joints? a. Solder composition…

A: Soft soldering is a technique for connecting metals that uses a Eutectic Tin/Lead Alloy.…

Q: write down the solid state welding methods in items; write the principle of "Friction stir welding",…

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Q: 2) Which of the following is NOT true about friction stir welding? O It is a solid state process…

A: As per given question  We have to choose which one is not true about friction stir welding

Q: Give detail classification of all welding   processes and their practical applications

A: Classification of welding.

Q: Explain steps of welding process, soldering process and brazing process with net sketch?

A: Welding:- Welding is a process by which two materials may be similar or dissimilar,  usually metals,…

Q: what are the assumption made in the design of welded joints

A: When two elements are joined by the filler material at high temperature it is called welding process…

Q: Examine the following isometric drawings of the surfaces of conversion coatedmetals. Which do you…

A: From the above given figures, the surface A with 1200 Angstrom (0.12 micron) gap between the two…

Q: On what does the adequacy of fasteners used on built-up beams depend?

A: A built up beam is a  structural steel member that is made by welding or riveting rather than…

Q: The primary purpose of heat application in deformation based joining processes is

A: The primary purpose of heat application in deformation based joining processes is when

Q: Write down the solid state welding methods in articles; write the principle, usage areas, advantages…

A: Solid-State Welding is a process where two workpieces are joined under a pressure that ensures close…

Q: Two plates are a length (L) and thickness (t). were welded together. Assume these plates have…

A: When two plates of same length and thickness are joined together using welding, the lap joint would…

Joining Processes

It is the process of permanent or temporary joining of two metal pieces with the help of heat or pressure. Two metal parts are assembled by applying an energy source for the formation of a single unit. The obtained joined metals cannot be fragmented easily with the application of any force.