SCHEME OF EXAMINATION
The examination shall consist of three papers, Papers 1, 2 and 3; all of which must be taken. Papers 1 and 2 will be a composite paper and will be taken at one sitting.
Paper 1 Will comprise 40 multiple choice questions all of which shall be answered in 1hour for 40 marks.
Paper 2: There will be five essay questions out of which candidates will be expected to answer any four in 1½ hours for 60 marks.
Paper 3: This will be a practical test of 3 hour duration. It will consist of one question carrying 100 marks.10 minutes shall be given prior to the commencement of the examination for the study of the drawings.
DETAILED SYLLABUS
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PRACTICAL |
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Workshop and |
1.1. |
Introduction to fabrication and |
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welding practice. |
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practices. |
1.2. |
Safety precautions in welding |
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and fabrication workshop. |
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- Types and causes of |
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accident in the workshop |
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(fire, explosion, sharp |
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objects, hazardous gases, |
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etc). |
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Accident prevention |
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measures. |
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- Types and causes of |
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environmental pollution. |
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Methods of preventing |
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environmental pollution. |
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Safety facilities and |
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protective wears. |
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Workshop layout (fabrication |
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and welding). |
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1.4 . |
Standard welding codes and |
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symbols. |
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First-Aid administration in the |
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workshop. |
1.2.1. Demonstration of the use of protective wears in welding and fabrication.
1.5.1. Demonstration of the use of first aid in the workshop.
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Properties of metals and |
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Ferrous and non-ferrous |
2.1.1 Identification of |
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metals (steel, aluminum, cast |
ferrous and non- |
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iron, copper and zinc, tin, alloy |
ferrous metals. |
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steel). |
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Properties of metals (ductility, |
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hardness, toughness, |
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malleability, fusion and |
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tenacity, brittleness, elasticity |
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and plasticity). |
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2.3. |
Sheet metal (aluminum, mild |
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steel, brass) |
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- concept of sheet metal |
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- gauges of sheet metal |
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2.4. |
Selection of suitable metals for |
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specific jobs. |
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2.5 |
Heat treatment of metals |
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(hardening, annealing, |
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normalizing, tempering and |
2.5.1. Annealing, |
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case- hardening, etc.) |
Hardening and |
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Normalizing of metals |
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Tools and Equipment in |
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Identification of tools and |
3.1.1. Student to set up oxy |
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equipment for fabrication and |
– acetylene equipment |
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welding. |
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3.2. |
Equipment set-up for gas, arc |
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welding and fabrication. |
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3.3. |
Job holding devices for |
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fabrication and |
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welding. |
3.4.1. Demonstration of the |
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3.4. |
Measuring instruments, |
use of measuring, |
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marking out and cutting tools. |
marking out and |
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cutting tools. |
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3.5.1. Demonstration of the |
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3.5. Identification of parts and |
preparation of |
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accessories for gas and arc |
ace-tylene gas |
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welding. |
from carbide. |
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Maintenance procedure for arc |
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and gas (oxy-acetylene) |
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welding equipments. |
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3.7. Preparation of acetylene gas |
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from carbide. |
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composition, their application, |
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gauges of electrodes, selection |
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of appropriate electrode for a |
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specific job. |
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3.9. Equipment for fault detection |
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and trouble shooting in |
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fabrication and welding. |
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Operations and |
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Types of welding (Gas and Arc |
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Techniques in |
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welding), explanation of the |
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Welding and |
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principles of gas and arc |
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Fabrication. |
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welding and their differences |
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4.2. |
Description of a typical |
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fabrication process. |
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4.3. |
Types of joints, joint methods |
4.3.1. Demonstration of |
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and application in welding and |
various jobs cutting |
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fabrication |
techniques. |
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4.4. Classification of marking out |
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techniques in welding and |
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fabrications. |
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4.5. |
Description of the use of |
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templates for fabricated and |
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welded assemblies. |
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4.6. |
Welding techniques |
4.6.1. Students to weld |
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and application. |
using both leftward |
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and rightward |
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4.7. |
Techniques in fabrication work |
methods. |
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- Description of folding |
4.7.1. Students to work on |
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techniques and its |
wire-edge projects. |
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importance in |
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fabrication work. |
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Fasteners |
5.1. |
Permanent fasteners. |
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Classification of |
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Temporary fasteners. |
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fasteners. |
5.3. |
Types of rivets. |
5.4.1. Students to produce |
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Rivet and its |
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Uses of rivets. |
rivets joints. |
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application |
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Description of bolts and nuts. |
5.5.1. Students to produce |
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Bolt and nuts |
5.6. |
Uses of bolts and nuts |
bolts and nuts. |
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Screws |
5.7. |
Classes of rivets and screws. |
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Forging Process |
6.1. |
Definition of forging |
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- Introduction to forging |
6.2. |
Forging tools and equipment |
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(furnace, swages, fullers, |
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flatters and tongs). |
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Forging process |
6.3.1. Students to form an |
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- upsetting. |
eye. |
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- drawing down |
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- twisting |
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- bending |
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- forging an eye. |
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Preparation of |
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Preparation of welding surfaces |
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welding surfaces |
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by cleaning with wire brush, |
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and environment. |
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emery cloth, files, scrappers and |
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grinding machine. |
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7.2. |
Preparation of edges for welding |
7.2.1. Preparation of single |
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e.g. single V, double V, fillets. |
V surface for |
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7.3. |
Post surface preparation |
welding. |
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- cleaning surface with wire |
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brush |
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- oiling surface to protect from |
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corrosion or rusting. |
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7.4. |
Defect in welding surfaces |
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(causes and remedies). |
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7.5. |
Definition of |
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welding |
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environment |
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- awkward, unventilated, |
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flammable material |
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- slipery floor (oil/grease on |
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floor) |
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7.6. |
Surface furnishing for |
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fabrication and welding |
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(painting, metal spraying, |
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Practical Work/Project |
8.1. |
Marking of shapes (triangle, |
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square and rectangle). |
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8.2. |
Cutting and bending of triangles, |
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square and rectangles. |
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8.3. Soldering of sheet metals |
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8.4. |
Welding of steel using arc |
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welding. |
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8.5. |
Welding of steel using gas |
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welding. |
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8.6. |
Fabrication of ferrous and non- |
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ferrous metals into required |
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shapes. |
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8.7 Suggested projects (students to |
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produce the following): |
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- scoop |
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9.1. |
Definition of |
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Entrepreneurship |
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Opportunity |
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- employer |
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- employee. |
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