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Ceramic and Glass Processing Techniques

The document consists of a series of multiple-choice questions related to the processing and properties of ceramics and glass, including topics like preparation methods, melting temperatures, and forming operations. It also includes questions about the sequence of processes in glassworking and comparisons between traditional ceramics, new ceramics, and glass processes. Additionally, it asks for specific processes involved in producing various glass products.

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Ceramic and Glass Processing Techniques

The document consists of a series of multiple-choice questions related to the processing and properties of ceramics and glass, including topics like preparation methods, melting temperatures, and forming operations. It also includes questions about the sequence of processes in glassworking and comparisons between traditional ceramics, new ceramics, and glass processes. Additionally, it asks for specific processes involved in producing various glass products.

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Question 1(10 marks)

Select correct answer


1-Steps Processing of new ceramics EXPECT ………

A. Preparation of starting materials 10


B. Shaping
C. Sintering
D. Drying

2-Types the Preparation of the raw material of small particles to power expect

A. Jaw crusher
B. Gyratory crushers
C. Roll crushers
D. Gyratory crusher

3- What is Glass melting temperatures?


a) 50-100oC
b) 150-250oC
c) 300-700oC
d) 1500˚C to 1600oC

4 . Which operation does the below figure represent?

a) Drawing
b) Pressing
c) Blowing
d) Rolling

5-…………… are solid polymers and become viscous liquid when heated to a few hundred
temperatures.
a) thermoplastics
b) thermosetting
c)ceramic
d) composite

6- which forming operation does the below figure represent?

a) Drawing
b) Pressing
c) Floating
d) Rolling

7- …………….in this section, the material is compressed after, the stock is transferred into liquid
consistency, and the air entrapped in the stock is removed from the melt.

a) feed section
b) Compression section
c) Metering section
d) extrusion

8-……………………the mixture is a slurry (a thin mixture of liquid) with 25% to 40% of water

a) Plastic forming methods


b) Semi-dry pressing
c) Slip casting
d) extrusion

9--…………………. is a mechanical process for shaping ceramics in plastic form

a) dry methods
b) Semi-dry pressing
c) Jiggering
d) extrusion
10-………………… is a chemical method used to obtain homogeneity of powders
a) Annealing
b) Precipitation from solution
c) Sintering
d) Freeze drying

11…. The die opening is made long enough to overcome……………….., which is the back of the polymer to
its history before passing the die

A) feed section
b) die swell
c) Metering section
d) square shapes

Question 2
Mention the steps for Process sequence of this product as shown in figure, with
sketch?
Shaping processes in glassworking A. Press and blow: Fig. 1.14 Press and blow forming sequence. 1. A
weight of material is fed into the mold cavity 2. A parison (a partially shaped mass of moten glass) is
formed using pressing 3. The parison held in the neck ring 4. Blown is used to get the final shap

Fig 1

Complete the missing with description


Question 3

2-Compare between traditional ceramic ,new ceramic and glass process, used sketch

5-mention process toproduce this product

1- glass tube by Danner process (


2- fiber optics, ….  Centrifugal spraying:
3- Wire and cable coating extrusion)
4- Glazing window (
Slit-die extrusion of sheet and film)

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