Layout 120203b Flashcards

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  1. Provide the correct terms for the following abbreviations and/or symbols.
    a) BC
    b) BCD
    c) BDC
    d) C to C
A

a) BC - bolt centre or bolt circle
b) BCD - bolt circle diameter
c) BDC - bottom dead centre
d) C to C - centre to centre

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  1. Provide the correct terms for the following abbreviations
    e)
A

e) centreline

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  1. Provide the correct terms for the following abbreviations and/or symbols.
    f) C/W
    g) D, Dia, or ø
    h) DEG or °
    i) FT or ‘
    j) ID
A

f) C/W - complete with or comes with
g) D, Dia, or o - diameter
h) DEG or° - degree or degrees
i) FT or ‘ - foot or feet
j) ID - inside diameter

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  1. Provide the correct terms for the following abbreviations and/or symbols.
    k) IN or “
    l) LG
    m) LH
A

k) IN or” - inch or inches
l) LG - long
m) LH - left hand

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  1. Provide the correct terms for the following abbreviations and/or symbols.
    n) O/C
    o) O/O
    p) OD
A

n) O/C - on centre
0) 0/0 - outside to outside
P) OD - outside diameter

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  1. Provide the correct terms for the following abbreviations and/or symbols.
A
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  1. Provide the correct terms for the following abbreviations and/or symbols.
    r) R
    s) REQ or REQD
A

г) R - radius
s) REQ OR REQD - required

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  1. Provide the correct terms for the following abbreviations and/or symbols.
    t) RH
    u) TDC
    v) TYP
A

t) RH - right hand
u) TDC - top dead centre
v) TYP - typical

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  1. List two (2) common uses for dividers.
    a)
    b)
A

a) scribe smaller circles and arcs
b) to accurately transfer repeated measurements.

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  1. List 2 uses for trammels
    a)
    b)
A

a) scribe larger diameter circles and arcs
b) check for square (corner to corner)

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  1. What layout tool is specially designed for developing cut lines at any given angle on pipe and structural shapes?
    a) a wraparound
    b) a contour marker
    c) an angle square
    d) a beam board
A

b) a contour marker

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  1. The divisions marked on a protractor head measure:
    a) degrees.
    b) angles.
    c) sectors.
    d) sections.
A

a) degrees.

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  1. The most accurate method of placing repeated measurements on a piece of steel plate is to use a:
    a) set of dividers.
    b) micrometer.
    c) steel rule.
    d) centre finder.
A

a) set of dividers.

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  1. List two (2) markers that are preferred for accuracy when marking steel.
    a)
    b)
A

a) scribers
b) sharp soapstone

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  1. Explain the preferred layout procedure when a high degree of accuracy is required.
A

Polish the surface of the material, apply layout dye and use a scriber and dividers for all layout work.

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  1. A coloured grease pencil or paint is used in layout work to:
    a) provide a contrasting colour for layout lines.
    b) make the layout lines permanent.
    c) protect the material.
    d) highlight the layout marks.
A

d) highlight the layout marks.

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  1. Permanent layout marks are made using:
    a) soapstone
    b) a centre punch.
    c) a scriber.
    d) paint.
A

b) a centre punch.

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  1. Centre punch marks on a cut line are used to:
    a) check the accuracy of the layout.
    b) provide for better cutting efficiency.
    c) make the cut line stand out when working in dark shop
    d) act as a guide for improved cutting accuracy.
A

d) act as a guide for improved cutting accuracy.

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  1. List three (3) advantages of using templates.
    a)
    b)
    c)
A

a) better efficiency
b) accuracy
c) better use of material and can be a labour saver

20
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  1. List the three (3) general template categories.
    a)
    b)
    c)
A

a) layout templates
b) checking templates
c) guiding templates

21
Q
  1. List two (2) materials considered suitable for temporary templates.
    a)
    b)
A

a) heavy paper
b) cardboard

22
Q
  1. List three (3) materials that may be used for permanent templates.
    a)
    b)
    c)
A

a) metal
b) wood
c) plastic

23
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  1. Templates marked with quadrant lines are most likely used when working with:
    a) plate
    b) structural steel.
    c) pipe
    d) circles.
24
Q
  1. Define the term nominal pipe size.
A

Nominal pipe size describes piping by name only.
Nominal pipe size is NOT equal to outside diameter for pipe 12” and smaller,
but is equal to the OD for pipe 14” and larger.

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18. What factor determines the nominal pipe size for: a) 12" and smaller pipe? b) 14" and larger pipe?
a) the inside diameter of standard pipe b) the outside diameter
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19. What significant factor remains the same for any size pipe?
the outside diameter
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20. Explain the difference between schedule 40 pipe and standard wall pipe.
Each size of schedule 40 pipe has a different wall thickness whereas standard pipe 10" and over has a wall thickness of ⅜".
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21. When dealing with pipe, what does the term schedule number mean? a) the percentage of carbon in the pipe b) the maximum recommended service temperature for the pipe c) the length of pipe with reference to its wall thickness d) the strength of pipe with reference to its wall thickness
d) the strength of pipe with reference to its wall thickness
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22. In the metric system, what unit of measure is used for pipe wall thickness? a) schedule numbers in multiples of 10 b) millimetres c) centimetres d) kilojoules
b) millimetres
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23. Write the applicable sizes for the following. a) OD of a 4" schedule 80 pipe b) OD of a 24" standard wall pipe c) wall thickness of a 2" schedule 160 pipe d) wall thickness of a 6" schedule 80 pipe
a) 4.5" b) 24" c) 0.344" d) 0.432"
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24. Briefly explain how a straight line may be drawn along the length of a pipe.
Use a straight length of L shape or C shape set on the pipe to act as a straight edge.
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25. Two tools that are handy for custom layout of mitre lines on pipe are a ___________ ___________ and a ___________.
Two tools that are handy for custom layout of mitre lines on pipe are a contour marker and a wraparound