The included angle of American National threads is
A.29?
B.47
C.50?
D.55?
E.60?
A.29?
B.47
C.50?
D.55?
E.60?
A.Pitcl, angle
B.Lead angle
C.Helix angle
D.Axial pitch angle
E.Pressure angle
A.60
B.80
C.100
D.120
E.150
A.Has locking arrangement
B.Has a hole drilled through for inserting locking pin
C.Has coefficient of friction equal to or greater than the tangent of the load angle
D.Has fine pitch screw threads
E.None of the above
A.10?
B.20?
C.22
D.30?
E.45?
A.Used for collinear shafts
B.Rigid coupling
C.Type of flange coupling
D.Used for non-collinear shafts
E.None of the above
A.Have lateral misalignment
B.Have two axes intersecting
C.Have lateral movement during power transmission
D.Changes axes during power transmission
E.Are not in exact alignment
A.Is a simple type rigid coupling
B.Is a simple type of flexible coupling
C.Is used for coplanar shafts
D.Is used for non-coplanar shafts
E.Non of the above
A.Compression
B.Tension
C.Shear
D.BI-axial stress
E.Torque