The basic shaft is
A.One which has no upper deviation
B.One which has no lower deviation
C.One which has least deviation on both upper and lower side
D.Does not exist
E.None of the above
A.One which has no upper deviation
B.One which has no lower deviation
C.One which has least deviation on both upper and lower side
D.Does not exist
E.None of the above
A.3-25 HP
B.25-35 HP
C.35-50 HP
D.50-75 HP
E.75-100 HP
A.2
B.4
C.4?3
D.3?4
E.1?4
A.Saddle key
B.Kennedy key
C.Woodruff key
D.Sunk key
E.Tangent key
A.Gas welding
B.Arc welding
C.Spot welding
D.Seam welding
E.Submerged are welding
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.Shear
B.Crushing
C.Shear and crushing
D.Tension
E.(C) and (D) above
A.Compression
B.Tension
C.Shear
D.Cyclic loading
E.None of the above
A.25%
B.33%
C.41%
D.47%
E.55.50%
A.Tensile force
B.Compressive force
C.Torsion
D.Shear force
E.Friction force