While designing a shaft, hub and a key, care is taken so that
A.Shaft is the stronger component
B.Hub is the strongest component
C.Key is the strongest component
D.Key is the weakest component
E.Shaft is the weakest component
A.Shaft is the stronger component
B.Hub is the strongest component
C.Key is the strongest component
D.Key is the weakest component
E.Shaft is the weakest component
A.8 M
B.8 x M 1
C.8 x 1 M
D.8 M 1
E.M 8 x 1
A.Very short distance
B.Short distance
C.Medium distance
D.Long distance
E.Distance is no criteria for such drives
A.Phosphor bronze
B.Aluminium brass
C.Mild steel
D.White metal alloys
E.None of the above
A.10 mm
B.5 mm
C.2.5 mm
D.1.5 mm
E.None of the above
A.Kenned key
B.Sunk key
C.Tangent key
D.Woodruff key
E.None of the above
A.Cylindrical head
B.Counter shunk head
C.Slotted head
D.Allen head
E.Both ends threaded
A.Arc cutting
B.Oxyacetylene flame
C.Punching
D.Drilling
E.Any of the above
A.Vee threads
B.BSW threads
C.Buttress threads
D.Square threads
E.None of the above
A.Shaft is the weakest member
B.Pulley is the weakest member
C.Key is the weakest member
D.All are designed for equal strength
E.None of the above