Joints or Fastening
We know that a machine has different parts and every part consists of many substances that are related to each […]
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Trade theory on ITI Fitter Mechanical Branch would cover the theoretical and practical aspects of the fitting and assembly of mechanical components used in various industries. This would include understanding of the basics of atmechanical engineering such as mechanics, strength of materials, materials science, etc. The students would also learn about various tools and equipment used for fitting and assembly, reading and interpreting technical drawings, and machining techniques such as drilling, turning, milling, etc. Additionally, the course would cover safety procedures, quality control, and inspection techniques. The objective is to equip the students with the skills and knowledge required for carrying out fitting and assembly work in the mechanical industry.
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Surface Finishing
A surface is defined as the exterior boundary of an object with its surroundings, which may be any other object,
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Gauges and Templates
Gauges and templates are used in the modern era to make any part interchangeable and to increase mass production. Due
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Threading
Screw threads are extensively incorporated in the design of mechanical components to fasten or transmit power. Depending upon the applications,
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Lathe Operations
The various operations are performed in a lathe machine such as follows. 1. Straight Turning The workpiece is turned straight
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Lathe
The lathe is considered the oldest machine, that is widely being used in industries. It is said that the first
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Assembling Techniques
The assembling technique is a combination of methods used for assembling the machines, their parts, and types of equipment. The
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Plant Maintenance
The maintenance required in the plants to run the machine regularly and to keep the types of equipment safe is
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Gauges
In the present time, to make any part interchangeable and to increase mass production, it is important that a job
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Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals
A metal is a solid material which means typically hard, non-transparent and has good electrical and thermal conductivity. Metals are