GATE ME 1996 | Metrology and Inspection Question 38 | Production Engineering

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GATE ME 1996

MCQ (Single Correct Answer)

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The fit on a hole-shaft system is specified as $$H7$$-$$s6.$$ The type of fit is

clearance fit

running fit (sliding fit)

push fit (transition fit)

force fit (interference fit)

GATE ME 1995

True or False

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Slip gauges are calibrated by outside micrometer

TRUE

FALSE

GATE ME 1995

Fill in the Blanks

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Checking the diameter of a hole using GO and NOGO gauges is an example of inspection by …………… (variables/attributes)

GATE ME 1989

MCQ (Single Correct Answer)

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Appropriate instrument to check the flatness of slip gage is

dial indicator

Pneumatic comparator

Optical interferometer

Tool makers microscope with projection facility

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