1. What are the main forms of metal structures?
Answer: There are frame structures, container structures, box structures and general component structures.
2. Into how many parts can the riveting operation be divided depending on the nature of the process?
Answer: It is divided into material preparation, placing, processing and forming, assembly and connection.
3. What are the methods of connecting metal structures?
Answer: There are hybrid riveting, welding, riveting-welding and bolting connections.
4. In the machinery manufacturing industry, riveters belong to the heat treatment category.
5. What is heat treatment?
Answer: All or part of the metallic material is heated and transformed into shape.
6. What is the main structure of the truss structure?
Answer: This is based on profiles.
7. What is the main structure of the container structure?
Answer: It is based on plates.
8. The box structure and general structure are made of a mixture of plates and profiles.
9. Material preparation refers to the preparation of raw materials and part blanks.
10. Steel plates and profiles may be deformed during transportation, lifting and storage.
11. Steel deformation will affect the normal progress of parts such as lifting, cutting and gas cutting.
12. If the deformation of parts during processing is not corrected, it will affect the proper assembly of the structure.
13. The deformation caused by welding will reduce the assembly accuracy, generate additional stress inside the steel structure, and affect the strength of the components.
14. Deformation of flat steel includes bending, twisting, and combined bending and twisting deformation.
15. What types of multi-roll straighteners can be classified based on the arrangement of shaft rollers and position of adjusting rollers?
Answer: It can be divided into upper and lower roller row parallel straightening machines and upper and lower roller tilt straightening machines.
16. What are the heating methods for flame correction?
Answer: There is point, line and triangle heating.
17. What factors determine the effect of flame correction?
Answer: Determined by heating location and heating temperature.
18. What are the correction methods?
Answer: Mechanical correction, manual correction, flame correction and high frequency thermal correction.
19. What is the first step in manufacturing a metal structure?
Answer: The layout and numbering of materials constitute the first process of manufacturing a metal structure.
20. How does staking and numbering impact the product?
Answer: It will directly affect the product quality, production cycle and cost.
21. What quantities are commonly used for staking?
Answer: There are wooden folding rulers, rulers, steel tape measures and steel board rulers, etc.
22. What are the commonly used tools for staking?
Answer: There are marking gauges, floor gauges, sample punches, marking needles and small hand hammers.
23. What is the procedure to follow to establish a real quantity?
Answer: The procedures are linear smoothing, structural smoothing and unfolding smoothing.
24. What is the content of the extension?
Answer: There are plate thickness processing, drawing expansion and digital material sample production.
25. What are the categories of models according to their uses?
Answer: There are material samples, type checking samples and positioning samples.
26. What materials are typically used to make samples?
Answer: Use thin iron sheets with a thickness of 0.5-2mm.
27. What are the main methods of drawing models and samples of columns?
Answer: There is a straight line drawing method and a transition drawing method.
28. How to use materials rationally?
Answer: It is necessary to focus on the arrangement and use of the remaining materials.
29. What types of curves are there?
Answer: It is divided into plane curve and spatial curve.
30. What are the methods to find the real length of a line segment?
Answer: There is the rotation method, the right triangle method, the branching method and the area change method.
31. What are the steps to follow to develop a sample?
Answer: Through geometric drawing, first draw intersecting lines, real long lines and real cross-section shapes, then create a developed diagram.
32. What is the basic method for finding plane, solid intersecting lines?
Answer: Edge method and Edge method.
33. What is the basic method for finding the line of intersection of a curved surface?
Answer: These are the longitude method and the latitudinal method.
34. What is the main method for finding intersecting lines?
Answer: These are the auxiliary plane method, the main line method and the spherical surface method.
35. What are the characteristics of intersecting lines?
Answer: (1) Line of intersection is the common line and dividing line between two intersecting shapes. (2) Since the shape has a certain range, the intersection line is always closed.
36. What is the line of intersection?
Answer: The intersection between the cross-sectional plane and the solid surface.
37. What is a frontline?
Answer: Any position of the busbar on the surface of the component is called main line.
38. What are the commonly used expansion methods?
Answer: There is the parallel line method, the radial line method and the triangle method.
39. What are common ways to divide a sphere?
Answer: There is the strip method, the block method and the division method.
40. What is the main content of sheet metal thickness processing?
Answer: Determine the neutral layer of the bent part and eliminate plate thickness interference.
41. How is the material length of angle steel bent parts calculated?
Answer: Calculated based on the center of gravity layer.
42. What types of shears are there for cutting straight lines?
Answer: There are gantry bevel shears, beam bevel shears and combined punching and shearing machines.
43. What types of machine tools are there for shear curves?
Answer: There are disc shears and vibrating shears.
44. What are the characteristics of vibrating shears?
Answer: The vibrating shear can cut various curves and interior holes.
45. What is a combined shear-punching machine?
Answer: It consists of diagonal shears, steel shears and small punches.
46. Try to analyze the transmission sequence of the shear.
Answer: The sequence comes from the original moving parts – transmission parts – workpiece.
47. What is the function of the front and rear baffles of the gantry shear?
Answer: Mainly for positioning.
48. What are the positioning shapes of the shear on a gantry or oblique shear?
Answer: There are shear plate positioning shears, tailgate positioning shears and baffle positioning shears.
49. How can the shear force acting on the material be broken down?
Answer: It can be divided into shear force, horizontal tension force and separation force.
50. What materials are not suitable for shearing machines?
Answer: It is not suitable for cutting alloy materials and hardened materials.
51. How to choose the cutting oxygen pressure?
Answer: It should be selected based on the thickness of the workpiece, the diameter of the torch nozzle and the purity of the oxygen.
52. What is the flash point of general carbon steel in oxygen?
Answer: about 1100℃~1150℃.
53. What metal materials can meet the conditions of gas cutting?
Answer: There are pure iron, low carbon steel, medium carbon steel and ordinary low alloy steel.
54. What is the gas cutting process?
Answer: This includes preheating the metal, burning the metal and removing oxides.
55. What is the function of the round die? What does it consist of?
Answer: It is a tool used to process external threads. It consists of a cutting part, a positioning part and a chip removal hole.
56. What does the shape of the bevel have to do with?
Answer: It depends on the material type, thickness, welding method and mechanical properties of the product.
57. What is frosting?
Answer: Using a grinding wheel to treat the surface of a workpiece is called grinding.
58. What are the main types of grinding tools?
Answer: There are pneumatic grinders and electric grinders.
59. How much deformation will occur in the steel during the bending and forming process?
Answer: Both elastic deformation and plastic deformation will occur.
60. What are the bending and forming methods commonly used by riveters?
Answer: There are cold bending, hot bending, manual bending and mechanical bending.
61. What are the forms of bending deformation of the material during press bending?
Answer: There is free flexion, contact flexion and corrective flexion.
62. What is related to the change in transverse shape of the material during the bending process?
Answer: This is related to the relative radius of curvature, geometric characteristics of the cross section and the method of bending.
63. What is the method to prevent the blank from bending during folding?
Answer: There is a material holding device and positioning holes.
64. What types of bending and rolling machine tools are included?
Answer: Including sheet metal rolling machines and steel bending machines.
65. What are the main processes of manual pipe bending?
Answer: There is marking, sand filling and heated bending.
66. What are the methods of connecting metal structures?
Answer: There are three types: riveted connection, threaded connection and welding.
67. What should be considered when choosing a join method?
Answer: Factors such as component strength, working environment, materials and construction conditions must be considered.
68. What are the shapes of riveted joints?
Answer: There are butt joints and corner joints.
69. What are the shapes of solid rivet heads?
Answer: There are half round heads, countersunk heads and half countersunk heads.
70. What are the main types of AC arc welding machines?
Answer: There are BX1-330 type and BX-500 type.
71. What is the basic operational process of hot riveting?
Answer: Fastening riveted parts, repairing holes, heating rivets, connecting and threading nails, jacking nails and riveting.
72. What are the types of riveting?
Answer: There are solid rivets, tight rivets and tight rivets.
73. What tools are used to repair holes?
Answer: There is a reamer.
74. What are commonly used anti-loosening measures for threaded connections?
Answer: Increase friction and mechanically prevent loosening.
75. What is the welding arc?
Answer: It consists of an anodic zone, a cathodic zone and an arc column.
76. What are the main types of electric welding machines?
Answer: There are DC welding machines and AC welding machines.
77. What is local deformation? What is included?
Answer: It is the deformation that occurs in a certain part of the component, including angular deformation, wave deformation and local irregularities.
78. What types of welding are classified according to spatial position?
Answer: It is divided into horizontal welding, vertical welding, horizontal welding and overhead welding.
79. During the welding process, in which three directions does the welding rod move?
Answer: There is movement toward the weld pool, movement in the direction of welding, and lateral oscillation.
80. What are the three elements of assembly?
Answer: These are positioning, support and tightening.
81. What are manual pliers?
Answer: There are spiral pliers, wedge pliers, lever pliers and eccentric pliers.
82. What are non-manual pliers?
Answer: There are pneumatic grippers, hydraulic grippers and magnetic grippers.
83. What are the functions of spiral tweezers?
Answer: It has the functions of clamping, pressing, lifting and supporting.
84. What are the commonly used measuring items in assembly?
Answer: There are linear dimensions, parallelism, perpendicular, coaxiality and angle.
85. What is the support shape of the part in assembly?
Answer: There are assembly platform brackets and assembly tire frame brackets.
86. What types of tire frame assemblies can be divided based on their functions?
Answer: It can be divided into general tire frame and special tire frame.
87. What are the positioning methods commonly used in assembly?
Answer: There is line positioning, model positioning and positioning component positioning.
88. What are the basic methods for finding lines of intersection of planes?
Answer: There is an edge method and an edge method.
89. Hot riveting usually consists of four people. What is their division of labor?
Answer: One person heats and transfers; one person picks up the nails and threads them; one person pushes the nails and one person rivets;
90. What is the function of the flat shank of the taper shank drill bit?
Answer: It is used to increase the transmitted torque and prevent the drill bit from being drilled into the spindle hole or drill bush.
91. What is the function of the guide piece in the drill bit?
Answer: It can maintain the straight drilling direction of the bit during the cutting process. At the same time, it has the function of smoothing the wall of the hole and is also the backup part of the cutting part.
92. What undesirable phenomena will occur when the hole is about to be drilled?
Answer: When the drill bit simply pierces the workpiece, the axial resistance suddenly decreases. Due to the gap in the feed mechanism of the drill and the sudden recovery of elastic deformation, the drill bit automatically cuts off with a large amount of feed, resulting in. in case of drill breakage or poor drilling quality.
93. What is the role of cutting fluid during drilling?
Answer: Reduce friction, drill resistance and cutting temperature, and improve the cutting ability of the drill bit and the surface quality of the hole wall.
94. What is the reduction amount?
Answer: It is the general term for cutting speed, feed amount and depth of cut.
95. What is grinding?
Answer: It is a method of using a grinding wheel to process the surface of the workpiece.
96. What is expansion?
Answer: The process of spreading the surface or part of a metal structure on a plane in sequence according to its actual shape and size is called unfolding.
97. How many ways are there to draw an expanded diagram?
Answer: There is the parallel line method, the triangle method and the radial line method.
98. What are the conditions for expansion of the parallel line method?
Answer: The principal lines on the component surface are parallel to each other and the actual length is reflected on the projection surface.
99. What does plate thickness processing include?
Answer: Determine the neutral layer of the bent part and eliminate plate thickness interference.
100. What factors are related to the change in position of the neutral layer of the plate thickness?
Answer: This is related to the radius of curvature of the sheet and the thickness of the sheet.
101. What are the general principles of processing plate thickness of intersecting parts?
Answer: The expansion length is based on the size of the neutral layer of the component. The height of the curve in the expansion diagram is based on the height of the component contact point.
102. What is the main content of staking?
Answer: Processing plate thickness, unfolding drawings and creating material models based on the unfolding drawings of the produced components.
103. What shearing equipment is commonly used by riveters?
Answer: There are gantry shears, oblique shears, disc shears and punch shears combined with punching and shearing machines.
104. What types of plate rolling mills can be divided based on the number and arrangement of rolls?
Answer: There are three types: symmetrical three-roller, asymmetrical three-roller and four-roller.
105. How can punching dies be divided based on their structure?
Answer: It is divided into simple mold, guide pillar mold and composite mold.
106. What are the structural characteristics of composite cutting die? It has a convex and concave mold that functions as both a convex cutting mold and a convex punching mold.
107. What is strike force?
Answer: This is the maximum resistance of the material to the mold during cutting.
108. Into what stages can the process of separation deformation of metal sheets during cutting be divided?
Answer: It is divided into elastic deformation stage, plastic deformation stage and shear stage.
109. What is the minimum bend radius?
Answer: The minimum value of the radius of curvature that can be obtained without damaging the material.
110. What are common methods for reducing springback in press-bent parts?
Answer: There are mold correction methods and pressure correction methods.
111. What is the purpose of using a hold down during stretching?
Answer: Mainly to prevent the edges of stretched pieces from wrinkling.
112. What is the function of the crank link mechanism of a crank press?
Answer: Not only can it transform rotational motion into reciprocating linear motion, but it can also amplify force.
113. What does sheet metal processing include?
Answer: Including folding, bending, edge trimming, curling, sewing and patching.
114. What are the functions of development models?
Answer: It can be used to number materials, make parting molds and make milling patterns.
115. What does it mean to set aside? What are the training methods?
Answer: The operation of stretching and thinning the edge material of the deformed part during the molding process is called edge setting. Training methods include slimming and stretching.
116. What is destiny?
Answer: Use the edge pulling and closing methods to turn the edge of the sheet into a curved piece.
117. What is hem?
Answer: In order to increase the stiffness and strength of the workpiece edge, curling the workpiece edge is called curling.
118. What is a seam bite?
Answer: The edges of two sheets or both sides of a sheet are turned, engaged and pressed together, which is called a seam.
119. What is plate thickness processing?
Answer: A method adopted to eliminate the influence of plate thickness on the shape and size of the unfolded diagram.
120. What are the general steps to calculate the unfolded length of a folded part?
Answer: Divide the bent part into straight segments and arc segments; calculate the length of each segment separately; add the calculated lengths.
121. Under what circumstances should steel profiles be cut?
Answer: Angle steel, channel steel and I-beam are bent at angles.
122. What are the steps in the entire removal process?
Answer: There are three steps. Elastic deformation stage, plastic deformation stage and shear stage.
123. What is masking?
Answer: The stamping process uses a stamping plate to separate one part of the sheet from another part along a certain closed line.
124. How many types of bolted joints are there?
Answer: There are two types: the joint which supports axial tensile load and the joint which supports transverse action.
125. What are the anti-loosening measures for bolted joints?
Answer: Increases friction and mechanical anti-loosening.
126. What are the methods to avoid mechanical loosening?
Answer: Cotter pin, lock washer, lock washer and tandem wire.
127. What is welding arc?
Answer: A strong and lasting discharge phenomenon occurs in the gaseous medium between the two electrodes.
128. What parts does the welding arc consist of?
Answer: It consists of a cathode zone, an anodic zone and an arc column.
129. In which three directions does the welding rod move?
Answer: Move towards the weld pool, move in the direction of welding and swing side to side.
130. How many types of welds can be classified based on their spatial positions?
Answer: It is divided into flat welding, vertical welding, horizontal welding and overhead welding.
131. What are the characteristics of intersecting lines?
Answer: It is both a common line and a dividing line on the surfaces of two bodies. It is still closed in space.
132. What is a secant line?
Answer: A component composed of the intersection of two or more geometric bodies.
133. What are the factors that affect the quality of cutting?
Answer: The mold gap, the center lines of the convex and concave molds do not overlap, and the working edge of the mold is worn and blunt.
134. What are the general principles of mold design?
Answer: In order to guarantee the quality of stamping, we strive to design molds that are easy to manufacture, simple to implement, inexpensive and easy to use.
135. What is the purpose of calculating rolling force?
Answer: It is about choosing the calendering equipment correctly.
136. What is free flexion?
Answer: After bending is completed, the punch, blank and die fit together and no impact will occur.
137. What is corrective flexion?
Answer: These are the punch, the blank die and the concave die. Once all three are matched, there is an impact that corrects the bent parts.
138. What defects are likely to occur when pressing the head?
Answer: Roasting and bagging, tensile marks and straight pitting, microcracks on exterior surface, longitudinal tears, deflection, ellipse and inconsistent diameter.
139. What is an expansion joint?
Answer: The connection method uses the deformation of the pipe and the tubesheet to achieve sealing and tightening.
140. What is the purpose of calculating strike force?
Answer: In order to reasonably select equipment capabilities and design molds.
141. What method can be used to reduce striking force?
Answer: Beveled blade dies, stepped dies and heated dies.
142. What is the purpose of calculating bending force?
Answer: In order to choose the press brake and design the mold.
143. What does the degree of tensile strain include?
Answer: Including the degree of mold sticking and the allowable deformation degree of the material.
144. How to determine the number of drawings of a part?
Answer: Based on the maximum strain of the pulled part and elongation of the material.
145. How to determine the draft coefficient?
Answer: It depends on the material properties, the winding angle of the design, the coefficient of friction and whether the design is prefabricated.
146. What materials are not suitable for cold working?
Answer: Fragile materials such as high carbon steel, high alloy steel and cast iron.
147. What is the correction sequence when angles undergo complex deformation?
Answer: First correct the distortion, then correct the kink, and finally correct the angular distortion.
148. What are the causes of deformation of steel structures?
Answer: One is caused by an external force and the other is caused by internal stress.
149. What are the methods to eliminate welding residual stresses?
Answer: Global high temperature quenching, local high temperature quenching, temperature difference stretching method, mechanical stretching method and vibration method.
150. What is overall welding strain?
Answer: It refers to changes in shape and size of the entire structure.
151. What is the hammer expansion method?
Answer: The fibrous tissue of the sheet metal is elongated by hammering.
152. How to determine the length of the rivet shank?
Answer: It is determined based on factors such as the total thickness of the connected parts, the diameter deviation between the nail hole and the nail shank, and the riveting process.
153. What is the reason why the rivet head is too small after riveting?
Answer: Because the nail shank is short or the hole diameter is too large.
154. Depending on the condition of the metal during welding, how many types can it be divided into?
Answer: There are three types: fusion welding, pressure welding and brazing.
155. What is fusion welding?
Answer: This method uses local heating to bring the welded joint to a molten state.
156. What is tightening?
Answer: It involves using an external force to fix the positioned parts so that they remain in the same position during processing.
157. What is the six-point positioning rule?
Answer: Use six positioning points to limit the freedom of the part in space to completely determine the spatial position of the part.
158. What is relative parallelism?
Answer: It is the parallelism of the line or surface measured on the part relative to the measurement reference line or surface.
159. What is relative verticality?
Answer: It is the circularity of the line or surface measured on the workpiece relative to the baseline or surface of measurement.
160. What types of fixtures are used during assembly?
Answer: Assembly tools, assembly accessories and assembly spacers.
161. What are the commonly used mounting spreaders?
Answer: There are wire ropes, iron chains, manual chain hoists and special spreaders.
162. How many guide shapes are there for punching die?
Answer: There are three shapes: guide posts, guide sleeves and guide plates.
163. How many parts does the punching die consist of?
Answer: It consists of working part, material positioning part, unloading part and mold base.
164. What is the role of space in the drawing matrix?
Answer: Reduce the friction between the material and the die and control the flow of material into the die cavity.
165. How many types of bite spaces can be classified according to their structure?
Answer: It can be divided into vertical single bite seams, vertical double bite seams, horizontal flat bite seams and various corner bite seams.
166. What is the reason why the bent part bounces back when the external force is removed?
Answer: This is because when the sheet is folded manually, the outer surface of the sheet is stretched and the inner surface is compressed, causing rebound.
167. How to obtain cold camber and hot camber?
Answer: Cold bending is achieved by shrinking the edges of the sheet and widening the middle of the sheet, and hot bending is achieved by shrinking the sheet by heating.
198. How many methods are there to establish a relationship?
Answer: There are two types, one is to use a general tool to remove the edge and the other is to use a molded tire to remove the edge.
169. What is edge closure?
Answer: Edge closing involves first creasing the sheet and then flattening the creases to prevent stretch recovery. In this way, the shrinkage length of the sheet is reduced and the thickness is increased.
170. What is the basic principle of edge closure?
Answer: The principle is that for forming parts with convex curved edges, the material on the outer edge of the flat curved edge shrinks and becomes thicker and shorter, forcing the vertical edge to take a curved shape.
171. What is the purpose of correction?
Answer: By applying external force or local heating, the longer fibers are shortened and the shorter fibers are lengthened, and finally the fibers in each layer are aligned to achieve the correction goal.
172. What is the principle of flame correction?
Answer: It uses the deformation generated after local heating of the metal to compensate for the original deformation in order to achieve the correction objective.
173. What are the factors that affect the flame correction effect?
Answer: There are workpiece stiffness, heating position, flame heat, heating area and cooling method.
174. What are the heating methods for flame correction?
Answer: There is point, line and triangle heating.
175. What are the factors that determine process margin?
Answer: There are the effects of lofting errors, part processing errors, assembly errors, welding deformation and flame correction.
176. What categories can models be divided into based on their uses?
Answer: It can be divided into dial models, training models, positioning models and sampling rods.
177. What are the methods of drawing patterns?
Answer: There are two types, direct drawing method and transitional drawing method.
178. How to choose the implantation baseline?
Answer: Take two mutually perpendicular lines or surfaces, take two center lines as a reference line and take a plane and a center line as a reference line.
179. What error is allowed during implementation?
Answer: During the reset process, due to the influence of factors such as the accuracy of tool configuration and measuring tools, as well as the operation level, there will be a certain size deviation in the sampling. real sample, controlling this difference. within a certain range, we speak of an admissible implementation error.
180. What does structural lofting include?
Answer: Determine the joint position and connection shape of each part, make necessary changes according to the actual production and processing capabilities, calculate or measure the material length of the parts and the actual shape of the flat parts, and design the mold or frame.
181. What are the methods to find the real length of a line segment?
Answer: Rotation method, right triangle method, area change method and branching method.
182. What is the drawing rule for finding the actual length of a line segment using the right triangle method?
Answer: The projection of the line segment on any projection plane is used as one right-angled side of the right triangle, and the projection length of the corresponding projection on the axis perpendicular to the plane is used as another right-angled side, and its hypotenuse is the actual length of the line segment.
183. What is the rotation method to find the actual length?
Answer: It involves rotating the general position of space around a fixed axis into a parallel line, then projecting the line onto the projection plane parallel to it reflects the actual length.
184. What are the methods for finding the actual length of a curve?
Answer: There are face changing methods and expansion methods.
185. What is face change?
Answer: Simply set up a new projection surface parallel to the curve, then projecting the curve onto this surface will reflect the actual length.
186. What is the method of expansion?
Answer: The required expansion line is to straighten one length in the curved view and keep the height in the other view unchanged.
187. What are the fundamental characteristics of the line of intersection?
Answer: The line of intersection must be a plane figure surrounded by a straight line or a closed curve; the intersection line is the common line between the section plane and the three-dimensional surface, and is a set of points that both lie on the section plane. and on the three-dimensional surface.
188. What are the methods for finding three-dimensional intersection lines?
Answer: Edge method and Edge method.
189. What are the methods to find the three-dimensional intersection line of a curved surface?
Answer: Single thread method and weft thread method.
190. What are the characteristics of intersecting lines?
Answer: First, the common line that intersects the surfaces of two shapes is also the dividing line between the two intersecting shapes. Second, the intersecting lines are all closed.
191. What is the essence of finding intersecting lines?
Answer: It involves finding a certain number of common points on the surfaces of the two shapes, and connecting these common points in sequence to achieve what you want.
192. What are the selection principles for the intersecting line search method?
Answer: To use the principal line method to find the line of intersection, at least one projection of the line of intersection must be known; to use the auxiliary plane method to find the intersection line, the intersection line must be the simplest geometric figure; The surface method is only applicable at the intersection of rotating bodies and components whose axes cross.
193. Under what conditions is the secant line a plane curve? The frontal projection of a curve consists of two straight lines that intersect?
Answer: When two arbitrary rotating bodies circumscribed on the same spherical surface intersect, their line of intersection is a plane curve. At this moment, when the axes of the two rotating bodies are parallel to their base projection plane, the line of intersection lies on this surface. . The projection of consists of two straight lines which intersect,
196: What is a ruled surface?
Answer: It is the surface formed using straight lines as generator.
197: What are the characteristics of cylinders?
Answer: All main lines are parallel to each other. When the cylinder is cut by parallel planes, the cross-section shapes will be the same.
198: What are the characteristics of the surface of the cone?
Answer: All first lines intersect at a point, and when the cone is cut with parallel planes, the cross-section shapes are similar; the line of intersection passing through the vertex of the cone is a triangle.
199: During stamping, what are the stages of plastic deformation of the material?
Answer: Material bends, material is stretched and deformed, and material is stretched.
200: What is pull form?
Answer: It is a molding method in which the sheet material is plastically deformed to an ideal curved surface when under tension and overcomes springback.
201. What does plate thickness processing include?
Answer: Determine the neutral layer of the bent part and eliminate plate thickness interference.
202. What factors are related to the change in position of the neutral layer of the plate thickness?
Answer: This is related to the radius of curvature of the sheet and the thickness of the sheet.
203. What are the general principles of processing the plate thickness of intersecting parts?
Answer: The expansion length is based on the size of the neutral layer of the component. The height of the curve in the expansion diagram is based on the height of the component contact point.
204. What is the main content of staking?
Answer: Processing plate thickness, unfolding drawings and creating material models based on the unfolding drawings of the components made.
205. What is the working principle of the friction press?
Answer: It uses contact transmission of flywheel and friction plate and works based on the principle of relative movement of screw and nut.
206. What are the advantages of friction presses?
Answer: The movement is faster and the cursor can stop at any position in the stroke. When overloaded, it will only cause slippage between the flywheel and the friction plate without damaging the machine parts.
207. What are the advantages of the stamping process?
Answer: (1) High production efficiency. A press stunt can carry out a process, and sometimes several processes; (2) High material utilization rate (3) The shape and size of stamped parts of the same product are consistent and the interchangeability is good; operation, to facilitate the achievement of mechanized and automated production.
208. How many categories are stamping processes divided into?
Answer: (1) Separation process; (2) Forming process;
209. What is masking?
Answer: A stamping method that uses a die to separate sheet metal on a press.
210. How to distinguish between punching and masking?
Answer: Generally, the sheet metal forms two parts after punching, namely the cut part and the holed part. If the purpose of punching is to produce a workpiece with a certain shape, that is, the cut workpiece is called blanking, on the contrary, the purpose of punching is to process an inner hole of a certain shape and the cut piece; is called the punch.
211. When cutting, what are the steps for separating materials?
Answer: Elastic deformation, plastic deformation and separation by cracking.
212. How many methods are there to reduce strike force?
Answer: There are three types: inclined edge punching, stepped punching and blank hot punching.
213. What is the minimum radius of curvature?
Answer: The minimum limit value of bend radius when the material is bent without causing damage is called minimum bend radius.
214. What types of external forces cause structural parts to deform?
Answer: Including bending force, torsion, impact force, tension and pressure, etc.
215. What can happen inside a component due to an external force? When the external force is removed, some of the internal force may remain, and what will be formed?
Answer: An external force can cause an internal force to appear inside the component. When the external force is removed, an internal stress is formed.
216. What is the welding process for metal structural parts? What is the main cause of component deformation?
Answer: It is an uneven heating and cooling process: it is the main cause of deformation caused by internal stresses of components.
217. In what directions does the shrinkage of the weld and metal near the weld mainly manifest?
Answer: Mainly manifested by shrinkage in the longitudinal and transverse directions.
218. What are the design factors that can cause deformation of structural parts?
Answer: The rationality of the structure, the position of the weld and the shape of the weld groove, etc.
219. What are the factors that can cause deformation of structural parts in terms of process?
Answer: Regulations on welding processes, welding sequence numbers, anti-deformation measures, etc.
220. What is the prerequisite for carrying out correction work with quality and quantity?
Answer: The premise is correct judgment and selection of the corrective position.
221. When analyzing the causes of component deformation, it is necessary to distinguish what causes the deformation?
Answer: It is necessary to distinguish whether the deformation is caused by an external force or an internal stress.
222. What are the three deformations of Gong-shaped beams?
Answer: Arch deformation, lateral bending and angular deformation.
223. What are the two deformations of box girders?
Answer: There is deformation and distortion of the arc.
224. What is the main contradiction when both deformations of box beams appear at the same time? In what order should the correction be made?
Answer: Distortion is the main contradiction. It should be performed in the order of twisting first, then arching.
225. What is internal force?
Answer: When an object is deformed by an external force, a force that resists the deformation appears inside it. This force is called internal force.
226. What is stress?
Answer: When an object is subjected to the action of an external force, the internal force that appears on the unit cross section is called stress.
227. What is internal stress?
Answer: When no external force acts on it, the stress existing inside the object is called internal stress.
228. What is local deformation?
Answer: Deformation occurs in a certain part of the component, called local deformation.
229. What is global deformation?
Answer: Changes in the shape and size of the entire component are called global deformation.
230. What is shrinkage deformation?
Answer: One of the fundamental forms of deformation mainly refers to deformation in which an object is shortened and deformed after being heated and cooled.
231. What is distortion?
Answer: One of the basic forms of distortion is distortion in which the length of the object does not change, but its straightness exceeds the tolerance.
232. What is angular deformation?
Answer: One of the fundamental forms of warping refers to changing the angle between parts of an object beyond tolerance, called angular warping.
233. What is a patch site?
Answer: The position where the correction means are applied to the deformation of the steel structure, sometimes the correction part is not necessarily the deformation part of the component.
234. What are steel structural components?
Answer: A variety of parts are connected together by various methods such as welding, riveting or bolting. These parts are interconnected and bound together to form an organic whole, generally referred to as structural steel parts.
235. What are the causes of deformation of steel structural parts?
Answer: There are two reasons: deformation caused by external force and deformation caused by internal stress.
236. What are the main forms of welding deformation?
Answer: Longitudinal and transverse shrinkage deformation, bending deformation, torsional deformation and angular deformation.
237. What are the characteristics of thin steel sheets used in steel structures?
Answer: Thin plates used in steel structures are often assembled or welded with different types of frames and are limited by the frames.
238. The degree of transverse deformation when a pipe is bent depends on the values of the relative radius of curvature and the relative wall thickness, correct?
answer.
239. When the pipe is bent, the greater the relative radius of curvature and relative wall thickness, the greater the deformation, right?
Answer: No.
240. If the curvature of the elbow pipe is not enough but similar, the curvature can be increased by cooling the outside of the pipe with water to shrink the metal inside, right?
Answer: No.
241. At present, generally for on-site pipe bending, when the requirements for the ovality of the bending deformation section are not too strict, anti-deformation devices are often not installed when of using coreless elbows, right?
Answer: No.
242. According to the transmission mode, tube bending machines are divided into two types: mechanical transmission and gear transmission, right?
Answer: No.
243. There are two limit switches on the pipe bender. The required bending length can be controlled by adjusting the position of the cap, right?
answer.
244. Hydraulic pipe bender features smooth and reliable transmission, low noise, compact structure and the ability to bend different pipe blanks, isn’t it?
Answer: No.
245. The method of bending or shaping a blank by rotating an axis is called roller bending, isn’t it?
answer.
246. The advantage of rolling bending is its great versatility. When rolling sheet metal, it is usually necessary to add other processing devices to the rounding machine, isn’t it?
answer.
247. In order to remove the bent cylindrical workpiece, both ends of the upper shaft roller supporting part are movable and the workpiece can be removed, right?
Answer: No.
248. During the roller bending process, you should always use a template to check. It’s best not to roll the curvature too small, right?
Answer: No.
249. What are the methods of bending and forming?
Answer: There are pressure bending, pull bending, bending and manual bending, etc.
250. During the bending process, by adjusting the upper and lower rollers, the blank can be bent to any curvature less than the curvature of the upper roller.
Answer: Simply adjust the relative position of the upper and lower rollers.
251. What are the two categories of rounding machines?
Answer: There are two categories: discrete and horizontal.
252. Horizontal rounding machines are divided into three-axis and four-axis. What are the two types of three axes?
Answer: There are two types: symmetrical type and asymmetrical type.
253. What is the shape of the cores of the three rollers of the three-axis symmetrical rounding machine?
Answer: It forms an isosceles triangle.
254. When material is rolled into a cylinder, the distance between the rollers must be adjusted to keep the centers of the rollers aligned with each other.
Answer: Be sure to keep the centers of the rolls parallel to each other or the piece will become tapered.
255. When the pipe is bent, what force is exerted on the material outside the neutral layer to thin the pipe wall? How much force is exerted on the material inside to make the pipe wall thicker?
Answer: The action of tensile stress makes the tube wall thinner; the action of compressive stress makes the tube wall thicker.
256. When the pipe is bent, because the cross section is circular and the rigidity is insufficient, what can easily happen when it is bent in the free state?
Answer: It is prone to flattening and warping.
257. What are the main processes of manual pipe bending?
Answer: The main processes include sand loading, marking, heating and folding.
258. When bending a crimped pipe blank, where should the pipe joint be located?
Answer: Central layer.
259. What tests should be carried out on the elbow part of the elbow pipe to check whether there are any phenomena?
Answer: Be sure to perform a pressure test to check for a leak.
260. How to eliminate the straight start of the three-roller asymmetric rounding machine?
Answer: With the three-axis asymmetric rounding machine, the rolled part has only straight ends at the beginning. As long as the part is turned over and rolled again after the first rolling, the straight ends at both ends can be eliminated.
261. What is the anti-deformation method?
Answer: Before the tube blank enters the bending deformation zone, a certain deformation is given in advance to make the outside of the tube wall swell to compensate or reduce the deformation of the tube. cross section during folding.
262. When assembling T-shaped beams in small batches or single pieces, what assembly method is typically used?
Answer: Use the marking set.
263. When assembling T-beams and I-beams, which joint is typically used to further increase assembly speed?
Answer: Use a mold assembly.
264. The longitudinal shrinkage of a weld decreases as the length of the weld increases, correct?
Answer: No.
265. The guardrail of the overhead crane is a truss structure, and its upper camber is the same as the main beam, right?
answer.
266. Box girders, bridges and frames must also have a certain camber, and the camber in the middle must be greater than the allowable deflection of the beam, right?
Answer: No.
267. Due to the self-weight of the bridge and the influence of welding deformation, the prefabricated camber of the box girder web should be greater than the camber of the main girder, right?
answer.
268. When the steel plate is thin and the weld is in the middle of the steel plate, what type of deformation often occurs after welding?
Answer: Wave deformation occurs.
269. When the weldment itself cannot overcome the function of the weld, will it cause deformation of the welded body?
Answer: When the weldment itself cannot overcome weld shrinkage, it will cause deformation of the weld body.
270. What are the methods to prevent and reduce welding deformation?
Answer: There are anti-deformation method, rigid fixing method and hammer welding method.
271. What do we call parallel lines on this projection plane? What is the property of the projection of this line?
Answer: When a straight line is parallel to the projection surface, it is called a line parallel to the projection surface. The projection of this line is realistic.
272. All sheet metal has a thickness, and the thickness of the sheet affects the shape and size of what designs are made?
Answer: This impacts the shape and size of the developed diagram.
273. How are the surfaces of spheres, rings and spiral components curved?
Answer: Its surfaces are all non-developable surfaces.
274. What expansion method is generally used for expanding prisms and cylinders?
Answer: Generally, parallel line expansion method is used.
275. If a conical tube and a cylindrical tube intersect at right angles, what method is often used to find the line of intersection?
Answer: The auxiliary plane method is often used to obtain it.
276. Which method is most commonly used to find the true length of a curve?
Answer: Use the expansion method more often.
277. When a friction press is overloaded, it will only cause slippage between what, but will not damage the machine parts?
Answer: It will only cause slippage between the flywheel and the friction plate, but will not damage the machine parts.
278. The stroke of the sliding block of an open crank press can be adjusted by changing what and what?
Answer: It can be adjusted by changing the eccentric sleeve on the upper part of the connecting rod and the center distance of the main shaft.
279. In drawing and extrusion processes, what are the most stringent requirements for materials due to the space between the dies?
Answer: Material thickness tolerance requirements are strict.
280. What are the three stages of the sheet metal separation process during cutting?
Answer: Elastic deformation, plastic deformation and separation by cracking.
281. The higher the stretching coefficient, the greater the degree of stretching deformation of the material?
Answer: The smaller the stretching coefficient, the greater the degree of stretching deformation of the material.
282. What is cold stamping?
Answer: Stamping processing carried out at room temperature is called cold stamping.
283. What is a composite process?
Answer: The combination of two or more basic processes and their completion in a single press pass is called a composite process.
284. What is a simple cutting die?
Answer: With a single press stroke, a single punching process can be carried out.
285. What is a composite punch die?
Answer: With one press stroke, the punching die can perform multiple processes at the same time.
286. How to explain the punching force correction coefficient Kp?
Answer: When calculating the punching force, factors such as mold cutting edge wear, mold spacing and mechanical properties of the material are taken into account, and the safety factor chosen is, in general, Kp equal to 13.
287. What is oblique edge removal?
Answer: Punching inclined edges is a method to reduce punching force. That is, the edge of the die is inclined at a certain angle to the blank, so that the contact between the edge of the die and the blank is gradual during punching, making the load uniform and stable.
288. What is step punching?
Answer: Step punching is a method to reduce punching force. When punching multiple holes at the same time, the punch takes on a stepped shape with different heights relative to the blank, which can effectively disperse the punching force during punching.
289. What is the difference between an open crank press and a closed crank press?
Answer: Structurally, the bed of an open crank press has a C-shaped structure, and the connecting rod converts the rotational motion of the eccentric chuck into the reciprocating up and down motion of the slider. The closed press bed has a frame-like structure, and the eccentric shaft is replaced by a crank.
290. What are the characteristics of open crank press and closed crank press?
Answer: The C-shaped bed of the open crank press is open on three sides, which is especially suitable for stamping the edges of large sheets. However, this form of bed structure itself has low rigidity and can therefore support lower loads. The frame structure of the closed crankshaft press is limited by the columns, the workbench area is limited, and the operating space is small. Therefore, there are certain restrictions on the peripheral dimensions of stamping parts. The frame-like structure of the bed has good rigidity, and the load it supports is large and uniform.
291. What are the factors that affect the stamping of materials?
Answer: Elasticity, plasticity, hardness, surface quality of the material and thickness tolerance of the material.
292. What effect does die set have on cutting quality?
Answer: If the gap between the convex and concave dies is too small, the cracks in the material near the cutting edge of the convex die will be shifted outward. In this way, part of the material between the upper and lower grooves will be sheared. a second time as the cutting progresses, affecting the quality of the cross section. When the gap is too large, the cracks in the material near the edge of the punch are shifted inward some distance and the material is stretched significantly. Burrs, sag angles and slopes on the edge of the material will also affect the cross. cutting quality of the shutter parts. In addition, if the gap is too small or too large, it will have a certain impact on the dimensional gap of the shutter parts.
293. What are the factors that affect the minimum bending radius of materials?
Answer: (1) The mechanical properties and heat treatment state of the material; (2) The bending angle of the part (3) The geometry and size of the material (4) The bending direction; such as material thickness, surface and side quality etc.
294. How is the neutral layer of a material defined when folding?
Answer: During the process of bending the material, the outer layer is stretched and the inner layer is compressed. There should be a transition layer on the cross section that is neither stretched nor compressed. The stress is almost equal to zero. is called neutral layer of material.
295. When correcting components consisting of multiple beams and columns, what assembly relationships should be fully considered?
Answer: Fully consider the connection relationship between beams and columns.
296. When correcting the deformation of thin sheets in steel structures, what should be ensured to meet the requirements?
Answer: It is necessary to ensure that all frame types meet the requirements before thin plate correction can be considered.
297. What is the heating point of the heating point linked to the plate? How far apart are the heating points?
Answer: The heating point of spot heating is related to the thickness of the plate. The distance between heating points must be uniform and constant.
298. What is longitudinal shrinkage?
Answer: A form of removal of the weld and metal near the weld. Shrinkage along the length of the weld is called longitudinal shrinkage.
299. What is lateral withdrawal?
Answer: One form of shrinkage of the weld and metal near the weld refers to shrinkage perpendicular to the length of the weld, called lateral shrinkage.
300. How are internal stresses generated in steel structural parts?
Answer: The welding process is an uneven heating and cooling process for riveted welded structures, which is the main cause of internal stress in riveted welded structural parts. Additionally, each part of the steel structure may have residual stresses in the raw state or after being made into parts. After being assembled and welded into a whole, these residual stresses can accumulate into new internal stresses in the component.
301. Why do some steel structural parts need to undergo stress relief treatment after welding?
Answer: After welding, some steel structural parts have no obvious welding deformation due to their good rigidity, but the welding stress is quite large. After the steel structure is used for a while, it may be released for one reason or another. deformation to the point of destruction. Therefore, for some important steel structures, such as high pressure vessels, hazardous fluid containers and boilers, various methods are used for stress relief treatment after welding, to prevent internal stress in the steel structure do not damage the components.
302. What are the factors that affect the welding deformation of steel structural parts?
Answer: Factors that affect welding deformation of structural steel parts include design and process. The design aspect refers to the rationality of the structural design, the location of welds and the shape of weld grooves, etc. The process aspect refers to the reasonable regulations of the welding process, the sequence of assembly and welding, the use of various anti-deformation and anti-warping methods, and the stress relief measures taken.
303. How to understand the intrinsic relationship between steel structural parts?
Answer: Steel structural parts are a variety of parts connected together by various methods such as welding, riveting or bolting. These pieces are interconnected and bound together to form an organic whole.
304. What is the key to correcting the deformation of steel structural parts?
Answer: (1) Analyze the causes of component deformation and find out whether the deformation is caused by external force or internal stress.
(2) Analyze the internal relationship of the components and clarify the mutual constraints of different parts.
(3) Choose the correct correction site and resolve the main contradiction first, then the secondary contradictions.
(4) It is necessary to understand and master the properties of the steel used in the components to avoid breakage, cracking or rebound of the part during correction.
(5) Determine the correction method according to the actual situation and the order in which multiple methods are used together.
305. Which method can be used only to correct the deformation of thin plates in structural steel parts?
Answer: For the deformation of thin plates in steel structures, local heating (and spot heating) can only be used to correct it.
306. What aspects should be paid attention to when correcting the deformation of thin plates by point heating?
Answer: (1) The heating temperature should be appropriate, which should be enough to cause plastic deformation of steel, but not too high, generally 650℃~800℃.
(2) The size of the heating point and the distance between the points should be appropriate. Generally speaking, depending on the thickness of the board, the layout should be uniform, generally plum blossom shape.
(3) Rapid water cooling and wooden hammer hammering are to accelerate the removal of the fiber group from the steel plate.
(4) Do not tip the gas welding torch during heating. The small flames should be vertical to the steel plate. Do not have too many heating points to avoid increasing excessive internal stresses.
307. What are the characteristics of deformation of frame components?
Answer: There are many parts in the frame components, which have strong mutual stresses in the structure, and the mutual influence of deformation is large.
308. When the billet is rolled and folded by the simmering machine, it is usually heated, isn’t it?
Answer: No.
309. When heating and bending, to what extent should the material be heated? And why not simultaneous heating? How does it work? What will the final temperature be?
Answer: The material should be heated to 950℃~1100℃. At the same time, the heating should be uniform and the final temperature should not be lower than 700°C.
310. What are the possible defects that can occur when bending a cylinder?
Answer: Defects that can occur when rolling and bending a cylinder include distortion, uneven curvature, excessive curvature, and a drum shape in the middle.
311. When rolling a cone, as long as the center of the upper shaft is adjusted to which position and the axis of the roller always coincides with the generator of the sector-shaped blank, can it be rolled cone-shaped?
Answer: Adjust it to an inclined position.
312. When rolling a cone, which edge of the blank should increase friction? Make what moves slower than what moves faster?
Answer: Increase the friction of the small opening of the blank so that the speed of the small opening is less than the speed of the large opening.
313. There are many types of shafts for cored curved pipes, including round head type, pointed head type, hook type and what type?
Answer: And one-way joint type, universal type, etc.
314. Coreless pipe bending does not use a mandrel. What process is used on the pipe bender to control pipe deformation?
Answer: The anti-deformation process is used on the pipe bender to control the deformation of the bent pipe section.
315. When the radius of curvature of the elbow is greater than how many times the diameter, coreless elbows are generally used?
Answer: More than 1.5 times.
316. Extrusion bending uses the plasticity of the metal to press the pipe blank into the mold with what type of mold at normal temperature to form a pipe elbow?
Answer: Press the pipe blank into the bending mold to form a pipe elbow.
317. When extruding and bending a pipe, in addition to the moment of the bending force, what other forces act in the direction opposite to the axial force?
Answer: It is also affected by axial and friction forces in the direction opposite to the axial force.
318. Briefly describe the process of rolling and bending blanks with a rounding machine?
Answer: In roller bending, the blank is placed between the upper and lower rollers of the rounding machine. Due to the rotation of the rollers and the friction between the upper and lower rollers and the blank, the blank moves, thus forming bends continuously.
319. What are the advantages of the four-axis rounding machine?
Answer: The advantage of the four-axis rounding machine is that both ends of the sheet can be rolled, eliminating straight ends at both ends. Compared with the three-axis rounding machine, the process is simplified, the workload is reduced and. production efficiency is improved.
320. What are the methods for rolling a cone?
Answer: It can be divided into area rolling method, rectangular feeding method, rotary feeding method and small mouth deceleration method, etc.
321. How to reduce the ovality of the cross section when bending pipes?
Answer: When bending pipes, in order to reduce the ovality of the cross section, during the production process, loads are often added to the pipes, or rollers with tapered grooves are used to press the outside of the pipes, or chucks are used. to penetrate inside the pipes. bending method.
322. What are the advantages of spoon chucks?
Answer: The bearing surface between the spoon-type chuck and the outer wall is large, and the anti-flattening effect is better than that of the pointed type. The surface is not easy to wrinkle when the pipe is bent. the chuck is also more convenient to manufacture, so it is widely used.
323. What are the advantages of coreless bent pipes compared to cored bent pipes?
Answer: (1) Reduce a lot of core preparation and other work before bending, thereby improving production efficiency.
(2) Avoid mandrel manufacturing and reduce costs.
(3) No lubrication is required inside the pipe, saving lubricant and oil injection processes.
(4) The quality of the elbow pipe is ensured.
(5) There is no friction between the mandrel and the pipe wall, which reduces the torque when bending the pipe, thereby extending the life of the pipe bender.
324. How is the mechanical transmission tube bender driven?
Answer: The mechanical transmission pipe bending machine is driven by an electric motor through a transmission shaft, a reduction mechanism and a worm gear to drive the pipe bending die rotating.
325. When assembling the ring joint of the connected cylinders on the roller frame, the side distance and height position of each pair of rollers cannot be the same, so the cylinders can be concentric when l assembly, right?
Answer: No.
326. If there is a deviation in the diameter of the two cylinder sections, the cylinder section with the larger diameter should be raised during assembly to make the two cylinder sections concentric, right ?
Answer: No.
327. The higher the linear expansion coefficient of the weldment material, the greater the shrinkage of the weld bead after welding, right?
answer.
328. The shrinkage after welding of carbon steel is higher than that of stainless steel and aluminum, right?
Answer: No.
329. When using hammer welding method to avoid distortion of multi-layer welding, hammering should be applied on the first and last layers, right?
Answer: No.
330. Rigid fastening method will cause large internal stresses in the weld area, so this method is suitable for medium carbon steel and alloy steel, right?
Answer: No.
331. What is often used to join the longitudinal seams of the cylinder to improve the efficiency of the assembly?
Answer: Lever and screw tensioner are often used to improve efficiency.
332. What is often used to adjust the ovality of thin-walled cylinders?
Answer: Use a radial lifter.
333. When thin cylindrical sections are butted together, how can they be joined together to ensure that the assembly does not bend?
Answer: Using a roller type roller frame for assembly can ensure that the entire unit does not bend.
334. When installing vertical butt joints with cylindrical ring joints, what type of clamping and alignment ring joints can be used to achieve better results and at the same time achieve the required gap?
Answer: Using wedge pliers to tighten and align the ring joints can achieve better results and achieve the required clearance.
335. What positioning should be used when vertically installing overlapping cylindrical ring joints? What is the final clamp?
Answer: Use a retaining iron for positioning. Finally, tighten it with tapered shims.
336. What does a rivet gun mainly consist of?
Answer: It mainly consists of a handle, a gun body, a trigger and a pipe joint.
337. Before cold riveting, in order to eliminate hardening and improve the plasticity of the material, how should rivets be treated?
Answer: Annealing is necessary.
338. What are blind rivets made of and what do they consist of?
Answer: It consists of hollow rivets and mandrels.
339. What happens in the weld zone after the weld cools? What force is generated in the welded body?
Answer: Once the weld bead cools, shrinkage occurs in the weld bead area, causing internal stress in the weld body.
340. When multilayer welding, the first layer causes the greatest shrinkage. What percentage of the shrinkage of the second layer corresponds to the shrinkage of the first layer? The third layer is about several tens of percent of the first layer?
Answer: (1) Twenty percent; (2) Five to ten percent.
341. What is the general camber of the main girder of an overhead crane?
Answer: One thousandth.
342. What three parts does an overhead crane consist of?
Answer: Bridge frame, operating mechanism and carrier trolley.
343. What is the main beam of the box structure made of?
Answer: It consists of upper cover plate, lower cover plate, web plate and long and short rib plates.
344. For the web area of the main beam of the box row structure, what is the maximum allowable wave peak value for the pressure zone within a radius of one meter in length? What is the tension zone?
Answer: It is 0.7 t for the compression zone and 1.2 t for the tension zone.
345. What tolerance is required when cutting the webs of box girders? How far from the center can there be a joint?
Answer: A margin of 0.5/1000 is required and there must be no joints two meters from the center.
346. There are different types and shapes of steel roof trusses depending on their uses and needs. What are the general types of roof trusses?
Answer: There are triangular, trapezoidal, spherical and mesh roof trusses, etc.
347. What is the general height of a triangular roof truss in relation to its span? How tall is a trapezoidal roof truss relative to its span?
Answer: Triangular roof trusses measure between a quarter and a fifth. Ladder roof trusses measure one-sixth to one-twelfth.
348. What method is commonly used to assemble steel roof trusses?
Answer: The profiling method is mainly used for assembly.
349. What is cold riveting?
Answer: Riveting rivets at room temperature is called cold riveting.
350. What is riveting?
Answer: Blind riveting is another method of cold riveting. Using manual or compressed air as energy, special tools are used to rivet rivets and riveted parts.
351. What is hot riveting?
Answer: Riveting after the rivets are heated is called hot riveting.
352. What is the anti-deformation method?
Answer: Analyze the direction and size of the deformation that may occur after welding. Before welding, the welded parts should be deformed in the same size and opposite direction to compensate or compensate for the deformation after welding, so as to avoid post-welding. deformation of the weld. For this purpose, this method is called anti-deformation method.
353. What is the rigid fixation method?
Answer: The method of using joining devices or temporary supports to fix the mutual positions of the welded parts to prevent deformation after welding is called rigid fixing method.
354. The layout drawing is a drawing drawn on the basis of the construction drawing, right?
Answer: No.
355. In addition to flat surfaces, there are also cylindrical and conical surfaces that can be developed, right?
answer.
356. All the drawing lines on the developed diagram are real long lines corresponding to the corresponding parts on the component surface, right?
answer.
357. If one of the projections of a line segment in the three-dimensional projection has accumulation properties, then the other two projections must be authentic, that is, reflect the actual length of the line segment, isn’t it?
Answer: No.
358. If both projections of a line segment are perpendicular to the projection axis between them, then the third projection must reflect the actual length of the line segment, right?
Answer: No.
359. The projection of a straight line is always a straight line, there is no other way, is there?
Answer: No.
360. Generally, the actual length of a position straight line in a three-dimensional view sometimes reflects the actual length, and sometimes it does not reflect the actual length, right?
answer.
361. For the actual length of a line in a general position, it is better to use the rotation method, right?
Answer: No.
362. Methods for finding the actual length of a line segment include the parallel line method, the triangle method, and the radial line method, right?
Answer: No.
363. In the production of riveting or sheet metal work, the right triangle method, rotation method, surface change method and snood method are commonly used to draw developed diagrams, isn’t it ?
answer.
364. When using the triangle method to develop a shape, the key is to find the actual length of each first line, right?
Answer: No.
365. Plane curves reflect the actual length in three views, right?
Answer: No.
366. Prisms, cylinders and cylindrical surfaces can all be enlarged by the parallel line method, right?
answer.
367. The triangular expansion method is applicable to expanding shapes where the main lines on the surface of all components intersect at a point, right?
Answer: No.
368. When using the auxiliary surface method to find lines of intersection, the axes of the rotating body must be parallel and reflect the actual length, right?
Answer: No.
369. What presses are commonly used by riveters?
Answer: There are hydraulic presses and pneumatic presses.
370. What effect does the final riveting temperature have on riveting?
Answer: Too much tension will reduce the initial stress of the nail shank; Too little pressure will cause the rivet to become blue brittle.
371. What is the function of the shank of a drill bit?
Answer: The torque and axial force required for tightening and transmitting drill holes.
372. What types of hammers are commonly used by riveters?
Answer: There are hand hammers, sledgehammers and type hammers.
373. What types of scissors are commonly used by riveters?
Answer: There are two categories: flat scissors and narrow scissors.
374. What is steel?
Answer: An iron-carbon alloy with a carbon content of less than 2.11% is called steel.
375. What is high carbon steel?
Answer: Steel with carbon content above 0.6% is called high carbon steel.
376. How many categories can steel be divided into based on its uses?
Answer: It can be divided into structural steel, tool steel and special purpose steel.
377. How many categories can steel be divided into based on the shape of its end face?
Answer: It can be divided into plates, pipes, profiles and wires.
378. What are the two basic methods for correcting warping in steel?
Answer: There is a cold work correction and a heating correction.
379. What is a montage montage?
Answer: It is the processing equipment used to apply external force to parts during the assembly process to ensure reliable positioning.
380. How many basic methods are there for correcting cold work?
Answer: There is manual correction and mechanical correction.
381. What are the heating correction categories?
Answer: It is divided into full heating correction and partial heating correction.
382. What are the forms of the local heating zone of heating correction?
Answer: There are three types: dotted, linear and triangular.
383. What are the types of deformation of steel angles?
Answer: There are three types: torsion, bending and angular deformation.
384. What are the deformations of channel steel?
Answer: There is local twisting, bending and deformation of the wing plate.
385. What is cold correction?
Answer: The correction carried out at room temperature is called cold correction.
386. What are the stages of separation?
Answer: It includes three processes: cutting, punching and cutting.
387. What is stamping?
Answer: The process of separating or forming sheet metal into parts.
388. What are the advantages of stamping?
Answer: Good product quality, high productivity, material saving, cost reduction and easy automation.
389. What is bend forming?
Answer: A processing method that bends the blank into the required shape.
390. What are the three basic forms of riveting?
Answer: Butt joint, lap joint and corner joint.
391. What is riveting?
Answer: Rivets are used to join two or more components into a whole.
392. How many types of rivets are commonly used?
Answer: There are half round heads, countersunk heads, half countersunk heads, flat heads, flat cone heads, oblate heads and flat heads.
393. What are the types of riveting?
Answer: There are solid rivets and tight rivets.
394. What is assembly?
Answer: It is an overproportion that combines various parts into components according to certain technical conditions.
395. What are the three elements of the assembly?
Answer: Positioning, support and tightening.
396. What are the methods of connecting metal structures?
Answer: There are hybrid connections by welding, riveting, bolting and riveting.
397. What tools are commonly used for collection prevention?
Answer: Pink thread, stone pen, drawing needle, ruler, sample punch and hand hammer.
398. What are the main methods for finding intersecting lines?
Answer: There are the primary line method, the auxiliary plane method and the spherical method.
399. What are the methods to find the real length of a line segment?
Answer: Rotation method, right triangle method, area change method and branching method.
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