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22ME058-Soldering of Plastics

The document contains multiple-choice questions (MCQs) about soldering of plastics, focusing on its principles, tools, and methods. Key points include that soldering is primarily used for joining thermoplastic components, and the process involves melting a filler material to bond plastics. It also highlights the importance of surface preparation and temperature control for achieving quality joints.

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22ME058-Soldering of Plastics

The document contains multiple-choice questions (MCQs) about soldering of plastics, focusing on its principles, tools, and methods. Key points include that soldering is primarily used for joining thermoplastic components, and the process involves melting a filler material to bond plastics. It also highlights the importance of surface preparation and temperature control for achieving quality joints.

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Topic:Soldering of plastics

MCQs

1. Soldering of plastics is primarily used for:


a) Creating permanent joints
b) Electrical insulation
c) Joining thermoplastic components
d) Increasing material hardness
Correct Answer: (c)

2. Which type of plastics can be soldered?


a) Thermosetting plastics
b) Thermoplastics
c) Elastomers
d) Composite plastics
Correct Answer: (b)

3. The main principle behind plastic soldering is:


a) Melting a filler material to bond plastics
b) Using adhesives for bonding
c) Mechanical fastening
d) Chemical curing
Correct Answer: (a)

4. Which tool is commonly used for plastic soldering?


a) Electric iron
b) Hot air gun
c) Ultrasonic welder
d) Both (a) and (b)
Correct Answer: (d)

5. What is the role of a filler rod in plastic soldering?


a) It acts as an adhesive
b) It melts and bonds with the base plastic
c) It provides electrical conductivity
d) It cools the joint rapidly
Correct Answer: (b)

6. Why is surface preparation important in plastic


soldering?
a) To increase electrical conductivity
b) To remove contaminants and ensure proper
bonding
c) To harden the plastic surface
d) To reduce melting temperature
Correct Answer: (b)

7. Which of the following is NOT a method of plastic


soldering?
a) Hot gas welding
b) Ultrasonic welding
c) Friction stir welding
d) Laser welding
Correct Answer: (c)

8. What is a key advantage of plastic soldering over


adhesive bonding?
a) Faster curing time
b) Higher strength and durability
c) No need for surface cleaning
d) Works on all types of plastics
Correct Answer: (b)

9. Which factor affects the quality of a plastic soldered


joint the most?
a) Color of the plastic
b) Temperature control during heating
c) Humidity in the environment
d) Type of filler material used
Correct Answer: (b)

10. Which type of joint is commonly made using plastic


soldering?
a) Butt joint
b) Riveted joint
c) Screwed joint
d) Press-fit joint
Correct Answer: (a)

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