Mechanical Engineering: Machine and Tool Design Assessment

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The Mechanical Engineering: Machine and Tool Design test is a broad based assessment designed to assess the candidate's familiarity with and understanding of machine and tool desig n fundamentals. All questions fall into the categories of General, Statics, Fluids, Electrical, Materials, or Tooling. The basic category questions are primarily aimed at a junior engineer with 1-2 years of experience, engaged in the complete design process which is supervised by a more experienced engineer or engineering manager. The intermediate and advanced questions are aimed at more experienced engineers but would provide good instructional topics for the junior engineer. A test for Mechanical Engineering - Thermodynamics Fundamentals is also available. Total Questions 50 Question Types Multiple Choice Competencies Tested FluidsGeneralStaticsToolingMaterialsPower TransmissionElectricalMaterial Tasks Tested Cavitation in PumpsBasic Hydraulics and PneumaticsFluid HydraulicsSystem ReliabilitySI UnitsHorsepower TransmissionMoment of Inertia of a Cross SectionGear TrainsDimensional AnalysisFastener MarkingsEpicyclic Gear TrainsGear Power Transmission TheoryEnergySpring PerformanceTIG WeldingTorque CalculationFrictional ForcesStandard Engineering Drawing PracticeStaticsBasic StaticsEuler TheoremMoment and Shear Diagrams in Statics AnalysisShear and Moment DiagramsToolingManufacturing of Abrasive Cutting ToolsGalvanic Corrosion ReactionsStainless Steel AlloysPipe DesignationsPipe Material PerformanceGalvanic CorrosionBrazing AlloysBasic HydraulicsCopper Nickel AlloysMaterial PropertiesGearboxAC Transformer TheoryAC Electrical TheoryAC Electrical MotorsDC Electrical Power Dissipation FormulaSteel Heat TreatmentsGalvanic Series Show more