Or21ams- Design For Manufacture

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Code No. OR21/AMS

JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY, HYDERABAD M .Tech. II Semester Supplementary Examinations, March – 2009 DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURE (Advanced Manufacturing Systems) Time: 3 hours Max. Marks.60 Answer any Five questions All questions carry equal marks --1.a) b)

Explain how the design for manufacturing in different from conventional design? Give example. How plasticity and wear considerations are incorporated in design for manufacturing procedure. Explain.

2.a) b)

What are the intensive methods of material selection? State their drawbacks. Explain with an example the selection of manufacturing process depends on the material selection.

3.a) b)

Discuss design improvements of a product for machining process. Explain basic design rules for dimensional tolerance & surface roughness of the product surface in machining process.

4.a) b)

Discuss the selection of casting alloys for a product in sand casting process. Explain the principle of sound weld joint design.

5.a)

Explain product design guidelines for forging operation in consideration with material size, shape and tolerance. Explain the reasons for allowances and tolerances to be provided in design for sheet metal part designs.

b)

6.a) b) 7.a) b) 8.

Discuss critically visco elastic and creep behavior in plastics. What is Maxwell model. State and explain design guidelines for machining of plastics. How tooling cost and production economy an considered while performing design for manufacturing of the part. Explain design consideration for injection moulding of plastic parts. Write short note: a) Creative Design

b) Keeler-Goodman forming limit diagram.

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