What type of gears are provided in a switch gear?
A.Spur gears
B.Helical gear
C.Bevel gears
D.Herringbone gears
E.None of the above
A.Spur gears
B.Helical gear
C.Bevel gears
D.Herringbone gears
E.None of the above
A.1 to 1.5 kg/sq-cm
B.1.5 to 2.0 kg/sq-cm
C.2.0 to 2.5 kg/sq-cm
D.2.5 to 3.5 kg/sq-cm
E.3.5 to 5.0 kg/sq-cm
A.Is greatly decreased by poor surface conditions
B.Is improved if there is rough surface
C.Is independent of surface conditions
D.Surface defects which extend upto core have no influence of fatigue limits
E.None of the above
A.500 kg/cm2
B.667 kg/cm2
C.1000 kg/cm2
D.1333 kg/cm2
E.1500 kg/cm2
A.Weaker teeth
B.Non-uniform motion transmission
C.Begger size of gear
D.Wider base and stronger teeth
E.Narrow base and weaker teeth
A.Friction is more
B.Are self-locking
C.Have load bearing capacity for more than vee threads
D.Sliding friction is replaced by rolling friction
E.There is a ball bearing provided on the screwed shafts
A.Thickness
B.Outer diameter
C.Central hole diameter
D.Mean diameter
E.(A) and (C) above
A.Bush bearings
B.Sleeve bearings
C.Magnetic bearings
D.Ball or roller bearings
E.Mitchel’s thrust bearings
A.Spur gears
B.Helical gears
C.Double helical gears
D.Hypoid gears
E.Herringbone gears
A.Copper-nickel
B.Copper-zinc
C.Copper-tin
D.Copper-alminium
E.Copper-chromium