While designing a shaft pulley and key for a system
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
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
A.Occurs in sublimation
B.Occurs in a mixture of two or more gases
C.Is the range of temperature within which three constituents simultaneously change phase
D.Is that point where three phases solid, liquid and gas exist together
E.None of the above
A.Turning on a lathe
B.Turning on a Capstan of Turret lathe
C.Turning on a automatic lathe
D.Cold heading
E.Casting
A.Silent type
B.Pintle type
C.Ewast type
D.Bush roller type
E.Double roller type
A.0.2 kg
B.0.5 kg
C.1 kg
D.1.2 kg
E.1.8 kg
A.Large values of elastic constants
B.Low melting point
C.Large coefficients of thermal expansion
D.Small value of elastic constants
E.None of the above
A.Bush bearing
B.Ball bearing
C.Roller bearing
D.Needle bearing
E.Jewel bearing
A.3 to 10?
B.11 to 15?
C.16 to 150?
D.22 to 27?
E.28 to 30?
A.Purely by impulse
B.Partly by impulse and partly by reaction
C.Purely by reaction
D.None of the above
A.Scale
B.Micrometer
C.Pitch gauge
D.Twist drill
E.Vernier caliper