Balls for a ball bearing are made of
A.Stainless steel
B.Carbon chrome steel
C.High speed steel
D.Stainless steel
E.Mild steel
A.Stainless steel
B.Carbon chrome steel
C.High speed steel
D.Stainless steel
E.Mild steel
A.Potential energy
B.Kinetic energy
C.Chemical energy
D.Solar energy
E.Stored energy
A.working depth
B.dedendum
C.addendum
D.None of the above
A.The velocity distribution is the same at all cross-sections
B.The velocity distribution at any section is the same as if the plates were parallel
C.The pressure variation along the bearing is the same as if the plates were parallel
D.The velocity varies linearly between the two surfaces
E.The velocity varies linearly between the two surfaces
A.The average daily wage
B.The purchasing power of his earnings
C.The money value of his production
D.The actual amount paid in lieu of work done
E.Any of the above
A.Cosmic rays
B.X-rays
C.Ultraviolet rays
D.Infra-red rays
E.Yellow light rays
A.Is done to induce hardness in the core of materials
B.Is followed by tempering
C.Is preceded by tempering
D.Is allowed by carburizing
E.Is done to get a soft ductile interior with a very hard surface
A.Lead race
B.Main storage
C.Diversion canal
D.Head race
E.Tail race
A.Hardness
B.Softness
C.Toughness
D.Tempering
A.Grey cast iron
B.High silicon cast iron
C.Wrought iron
D.All of the above