The efficiency of mechanical brakes is usually
A.99 percent
B.95 – 98 percent
C.85 – 95 percent
D.60 – 70 percent
E.30 – 40 percent
A.99 percent
B.95 – 98 percent
C.85 – 95 percent
D.60 – 70 percent
E.30 – 40 percent
A.Calorific value
B.Octane no
C.Cetane no
D.Mass/volume ratio
A.70?C to 100?C
B.100?C to 112?C
C.125?C to 135?C
D.150?C to 200?C
E.220?C to 375?C
A.Long heat path
B.Short heat path
C.Heat dam
D.Short insulator
E.Long insulator
A.two times
B.equal
C.one half
D.none of the above
A.Piston
B.Connecting rod
C.Crankshaft
D.Gudgeon pin
E.Piston rings
A.Opening and closing the primary circuit
B.opening and closing the secondary circuit
C.increasing the duration of spark
D.increasing the intensity of spark
A.air and fuel is drawn
B.only fuel is drawn
C.only air is drawn
D.none of the above
A.Forged I section
B.Forged round section
C.Cast iron triangular section
D.Cast iron square section
E.Forged square section steel
A.1 to 2 atm
B.2 to 3 atm
C.4 to 7 atm
D.14 to 17 atm
E.Depends upon the road conditions