Manufacturing Engineering Questions & Answers – Geometry of Twist Drills-3

This set of Manufacturing Engineering Questions for campus interviews focuses on “Geometry of Twist Drills”.

1. Length measured along the axis between the dead centre and start of neck of a twist drill is known as
a) Body length
b) Flute length
c) Lip length
d) Overall length
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Answer: a
Explanation: Body length is the length measured along the axis between the dead centre and start of neck. Flute length is the length measured parallel to the axis between the dead centre and the point of termination of flute near the neck.

2. Length measured parallel to the axis between the dead centre and the point of termination of flute near the neck is known as
a) Body length
b) Flute length
c) Lip length
d) Overall length
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Answer: b
Explanation: Flute length is the length measured parallel to the axis between the dead centre and the point of termination of flute near the neck. Body length is the length measured along the axis between the dead centre and start of neck.

3. In twist drill, distance measured between the chisel edge corner and the outer corner is known as
a) Body length
b) Flute length
c) Lip length
d) Overall length
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Answer: c
Explanation: Lip length is the length measured between the chisel edge corner and the outer corner. Body length is the length measured along the axis between the dead centre and start of a neck.
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4. In twist drills, length measured along the axis between the dead centre and the extreme end of the tang is known as
a) Body length
b) Flute length
c) Lip length
d) Overall length
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Answer: d
Explanation: Overall length is the length measured along the axis between the dead centre and the extreme end of the tang. Body length is the length measured along the axis between the dead centre and start of neck.

5. Reduction in body diameter measured along the radius of twist drill is known as
a) Body length
b) Lead of helix
c) Depth of body clearance
d) Core taper
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Answer: c
Explanation: Depth of body clearance is a reduction in body diameter measured along radius of twist drill.

6. Web taper is also known as
a) Body length
b) Lead of helix
c) Depth of body clearance
d) Core taper
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Answer: d
Explanation: Core taper is the increase in core thickness. Web taper is also known as core taper.

7. Measure of increase in web thickness or core thickness, starting from the minimum at the point end to the maximum at the shank end of twist drill
a) Body length
b) Lead of helix
c) Depth of body clearance
d) Core taper
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Answer: d
Explanation: Core taper or web taper is the measure of the increase in web thickness or core thickness, starting from the minimum at the point end to the maximum at the shank end of twist drill.
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8. Axial distance measured between two corresponding points on a flute in its one complete turn in twist drill is known as
a) Body length
b) Lead of helix
c) Depth of body clearance
d) Core taper
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Answer: b
Explanation: Lead helix is the axial distance measured between two corresponding points on a flute in its one complete turn in twist drill.

9. Rake angle of drill is also as
a) Taper angle
b) Friction angle
c) Helix angle
d) None of the mentioned
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Answer: c
Explanation: Helix angle of drill is also known as rake angle. Lead helix is the axial distance measured between two corresponding points on a flute in its one complete turn in twist drill.
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10. Which of the following is correct about helix angle for right hand flute drill?
a) Positive
b) Negative
c) Zero
d) None of the mentioned
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Answer: a
Explanation: Helix angle have positive value for right handed flute. Helix angle of drill is also known as rake angle.

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