The carrier material used with strain gauges at room temperature is
A.Impregnated paper
B.Rubber
C.Epoxy
D.Iron cement
E.Bakelite
A.Impregnated paper
B.Rubber
C.Epoxy
D.Iron cement
E.Bakelite
A.Filling open positions with the most qualified personnal available
B.Creating an equitable pay system
C.Getting the most labour for the industry’s expenditures
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
A.No lift force
B.Some lift force
C.Lift force in vertically downward direction
D.Lift force in vertically upward direction
E.Lift force depends on velocity of flow and mass of cylinder and its contents
A.gravitational units
B.absolute units
C.fundamental units
D.absolute units
A.0.3
B.0.25
C.0.18
D.0.11
A.Sulphur dioxide
B.Sulphur trioxide
C.Acid mist
D.Hydrogen sulphide
E.All of the above
A.Cupping test
B.Tensile test
C.Charpy test
D.Shore’s scleroscope hardness test
E.Fatigue test
A.0.2 microinch
B.0.5 microinch
C.1 microinch
D.None of the above
A.Radiation of any kind
B.Temperature radiation
C.Monochromatic radiation
D.Thermal radiation
E.None of the above
A.Steel has been properly hardened
B.Steel has not been properly heated
C.Steel has been burned
D.Steel has achieved maximum possible hardness in accordance with the carbon percentage
E.Steel contains excessive alloying elements