The chain used in motor cycles is generally
A.Silent type
B.Pintle type
C.Ewast type
D.Bush roller type
E.Double roller type
A.Silent type
B.Pintle type
C.Ewast type
D.Bush roller type
E.Double roller type
A.Elastic materials
B.Plastic materials
C.Ductile materials
D.Brittle materials
E.None of the above
A.Maximum principal stress theory
B.Maximum shear stress theory
C.Maximum strain theory
D.Maximum total strain energy theory
E.Distortion energy theory
A.Mild steel
B.Cast iron
C.Wrought iron
D.Malleable iron
E.None of the above
A.Slip
B.Creep
C.Fatigue
D.Elasticity
E.Plasticity
A.Tension
B.Compression
C.Torque
D.Shear
E.None of the above
A.Aluminium Copper alloy
B.Aluminium Silver alloy
C.Copper Nickel alloy
D.Nickel-Chromium alloy
E.Chromium – Molybdenum alloy
A.Involute
B.Tangent
C.Cycloidal
D.Uniform acceleration
E.Flat
A.500-1000
B.4000-7500
C.10000-15000
D.15000-20000
E.20000-25000