Maximum principal stress theory is applicable for
A.Elastic materials
B.Plastic materials
C.Ductile materials
D.Brittle materials
E.None of the above
A.Elastic materials
B.Plastic materials
C.Ductile materials
D.Brittle materials
E.None of the above
A.Single phase A.C. motor
B.D.C. series motor
C.D.C. shunt motor
D.D.C. compound motor
E.Synchronous motor
A.Sodium vapour lamp
B.High pressure mercury vapour lamp
C.Low pressure mercury vapour lamp
D.Neon lamp
A.A non-ferrous alloy used in aircraft industry
B.A non-ferrous alloy containing nickel copper and chromium
C.An nickel and iron alloy having high permeability
D.A kind of stainless steel
E.An alloy similar to carbides
A.the metal to be cast
B.the size of core
C.design of casting
D.feasibility of directional solidification
A.the subsonic flow
B.the supersonic flow
C.both the subsonic as well as supersonic flow
D.none of the above
A.Inlet valve
B.Exhaust valve
C.Puppet valve
D.Spring valve
E.Cam valve
A.failure to pay statutory liabilities
B.failure to pay timely instalment of principal and interest on loan
C.low capacity utilisations
D.All of the above
A.Profit plan or budgets
B.Financial statements
C.Proforma statements
D.Performance reports
E.None of the above