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The document outlines various experiments conducted in a Manufacturing Technology laboratory, focusing on the study of microstructures in different materials such as high carbon steel, brass, and cast iron. It details the procedures for determining the spring back factor of sheet metal and conducting non-destructive tests like dye penetration to identify surface defects. Results and discussions are included, comparing findings from different materials and testing methods.
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MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOG
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICS
AMU, ALIGARIT
[Link]/[Link]
MEC29307EM
LABORATORY-1
ENGINEERING
BC2ISOAECIII0
EXPERIMENT NO, -3(a)
Name: ... SAMMAbh...Shaxtaa [Link]: ..44.... Section: .ALMB
CotlegeNo..22MEBS8b ccc Enrol. Now... ALLS...
Date of Experiment: ..2NO}23.....0. Date of Submission: ..26 1.101223
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OBJECT:
a) To identify and study the various phases in microstructures of the following standard
specimen: #
(iv) High Carbon Steel; LLU / Medi Um
() Brass; &
(vi) Cast Iron.
MATERIAL & EQUIPMENTS/TOOLS USEt
‘[Link]. | Name Specification | Make
04 | Thvethed Muraltupgi cad Bum
Mics copt
OL | Mareteusmgical [Tinage
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NAME OF DIFFERENT PHASES
Ferrous metal
Non-ferrous metals
31‘Specimen Phases Wentified
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QU. Discuss the findings of the above observations in detail and compare the results.
(Q2. What preparations are required to get different phases in micro-structure of any material.=
RESULT AND DISCUSSION
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phase, Lolo CerBeH a dir tribultd in foouk.
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typialty lar o two pha structs wail, @ mabtix
af X= phase C2incin copper) au Bo Pham (copper iv
Uuc)-
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in mioustrudwu af uy watetal
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se Ssmm P1345 amin
V- Block Funda
aoe 4612 Simm
3mm
Die - Punch,
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preMANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY-1
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
AMU, ALIGARIT
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MEC2930/EMEC2930/AEC2930
EXPERIMENT NO. 3(b,¢ & d)
Name; . SQuvcabh,..S kraswad.... $.No.: 29 Section: A2MB
otlege NO ZZMEB BB Loco Batol. No: . ALA2S2.
pate of Experiment: AZMOL23.e Date of Submission: .26 (0.12.3.
OBJECT:
) Determine the spring back factor of sheet metal using:
i Veblock; and
ii, Bending Die.
©) To study the effect of bending along and across the grains of the given sheet metal.
4) To perform non-destructive test (dye penetration) on a test specimen and comment on the
results.
E NTS/TOOLS USED:
[Link]. | Name Specification | Make
04 | Hand-Pews, V-blect] 10 fon | Sb bat,
O21 | Die Punch Batter’ |
03 | Pemtercausr, clear PT 94 Dune
D 7 an9
PROCEDURE 94 Hamner doculp
Usinedeand punchassembly Clu cl
1. Cuta predetermine size of metallic strip and measure the dimension.
2. Raise the ram of the holding press.
Properly align the specimen (metallic strip) on the vice ofthe de.
Seta proper clearance between die & punch.
Drive punch against specimen to it full length.
6. Raise the punch,
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‘Take the punch out from the die,
Measure and note down dimensions of the cross-section atthe bend obtained.
9, Repeat the expetiment for various thickness ofthe stip
Using V=Block
Repeat the experiments in the same way as done by
ing die and punch assembly.
2, Changing the alignment ofthe specimen perpendicular to the axis as performed inthe step 1
above.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
2
Each student should use apron wi
Keep the finger away from die punch while moving it.
Move punch slowly after bending.
performing the experiment.
Remove the specimen only after raising punch at sufficient height and locking raised the punch
before removing bend.
Direction of
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Material | bend “Along | of die | pend ‘a? (crack/fracture
across” ‘a? ete.)
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36DYE PENETRATION TEST OF WELDMENT:
Dye penetrant inspection (DPN, also called Liquid penetrant inspection (LPI) or penetrant
testing (PT), 18 a widely applied and low-cost inspection method used to locate surface-breaking
defects in all non-porous materials (metals, plastics, or ceramics). It is a non-destructive test, The
penetrant may be apphed 0 all ron-ferrous materials and ferrous materials. LPI is used to detect
casting, forging and welding surface defects such as hairline cracks, surface porosity, leaks in
‘ew preslucts, and fatigue cracks on in-service components
PROCEDURE:
1. Pre-
an the test piece or weldment
2. Apply penetrant (any Water-Washable Fluorescent Penetrants ete.) and allow to soak
possibly for 10 minutes (dwell time). Generally 5 to 30 minutes is considered for soaking
time in the hairline flaws.
Remove excess penetrant, Rinse the test piece with water and let it dry (use cotton or any
soft piece of cloth to rinse the weldment).
4, Apply developer and wait 10-30 minutes for development time (e.g.: non-aqueous wet
developer, dry powder, water-suspendable, and water-soluble).
5. Observe/analyse the defects in the test piece or weldment. Inspect the defects under
visible light (possibly >1000 lux) or UV light @10004W/em*) with adequate intensity for
visible dye penetrant.
Table B:
[Specimen name | _ Photograph Image after bending/dye-penetration test Remarks
and oumber
Negative
MS .
set P SPruLg
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42 Sm 4 obfer ved
6 <90°
37MS Shyip
we Hincw J
t= 3mm
MS StyiP
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t= Sum
MS Strip}
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t= 3mw
MS Styip
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= Simm
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6>90°
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(Q2. What observations you found after performing non-destructive test (dye penetration) on test ‘
specimen. List them, pero A .
Q3 Explain spring back phenomenon in the following cases: algo exist
a. V-block; and
». Bending Die
QI. Discuss the results obtained from the above two tables (different die and punch assemblies).
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to obpeok surfaces discontinuities Uke cxadkd ; fra ctucs,
porerity , gtuudiiig difectt ete Usually a cack will
shaw Line and yey fine —poxesity Wil be indicated
by sondem dots: In the pichwu af Apecinun ) We
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