Rigging Theory N1 — Document

August 2018 — N1 — Rigging Theory

N1 2018 Nated Engineering
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1.1State FIVE safety precautions that must be taken before working with electric tools. (5\
1.2Exp lain why chisels are grounded concave. (2\
1.3State FOUR safety precautions with regard to the use of safety belts. (4\
1.4Define the term orseplay (2\
1.5State the purpose of wearing safety goggles. (2\ [15]15
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2.3The FIGURES below shows different types of steel profiles (A C\ that are used during r igg ing. Write the letters (A C\ and next to the letter the name of
2.4Define the following terms with regard t o heat treatment processes.
2.4.1Normalising
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3.3Explain what is meant by the following terms with regard to scaffolding
3.3.1Base plate
3.3.2Rot or decay
3.3.3Toe boards
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4.1State SIX types of s ynthetic fibre ropes (6\
4.2Name FIVE advantages of steel wire ropes. (5\
4.3Name FIVE types of turnbuckles (swivels\ used on steel wire ropes (5\
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5.1List FOUR types of hitches done with ropes. (4\
5.2Illustrate by means of a neat sketch how the sheet bend knot is done on a sling (3\
5.3Explain how a monkey fist knot is made on a rope. (5\ 11041841
5.4The FIGURE below show different types of wire rope fittings (A C\ in manufacturing slings. Write the letters (A C\ and the name of each rope fitting in the ANSWER BOOK. A B C
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6.3State the colour of th e acetylene cylinder in the oxy acetylene equipment. (1\
6.4Describe each of the following splices d one in slings listed below.
6.4.1Back splice
6.4.2Eye splice
6.4.3
6.5List FOUR disadvantages of chain slings. (4\ [20] TOTAL 10020

Mark Allocation

Total100 marks
Sections15 + 15 + 15 + 20 + 15 + 20 = 100 marks

Paper information

TitleDocument
SubjectRigging Theory
LevelN1
Document typeQuestion paper
Year2018
MonthAugust
Pages5
Downloads3

Examination context

Decade2010s
Years ago8y
SeasonWinter (SH)
Start dayWednesday
Exam periodAugust 2018
Days since exam2,992

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