The strain energy stored in a specimen when strained within elastic limit is known as
A.Proof strain energy
B.Strain energy
C.Elastic limit strain energy
D.Resilience
E.None of the above
A.Proof strain energy
B.Strain energy
C.Elastic limit strain energy
D.Resilience
E.None of the above
A.One the camshaft
B.At the drive gear
C.On the crankshaft balancer
D.In the distributor
E.In the camshaft gear
A.Four stroke Cl engines
B.Two stroke Cl engines
C.Four stroke SI engines
D.Two stroke SI engines
E.Gas engines
A.Mechanical properties of plastics
B.Electrical properties of plastics
C.Thermal properties of plastics
D.Surface properties of plastics
E.None of the above
A.Argon
B.Carbondioxide
C.Neon
D.Helium
A.Initial cost Rs. 7000 Annual disbursements Rs. 2500
B.Initial cost Rs. 4000 Annual disbursements Rs. 6000
C.Initial cost Rs. 6000 Annual disbursements Rs. 3880
D.Initial cost Rs. 5000 Annual disbursements Rs. 3500
E.Initial cost Rs. 5500 Annual disbursements Rs. 4000
A.Horizontal line
B.Vertical line
C.Curved line convex up
D.Carved line convex down
E.None of the above
A.50 to 100?C
B.100 to 150?C
C.150 to 300?C
D.350 to 500?C
A.Kaplan turbine
B.Pelton wheel
C.Francis turbine
D.Jonval turbine
E.Fourneyron turbine
A.Other things remaining the same firms profit will fall
B.More men will be employed because the higher wages attract them
C.Prices of the product will soon rise
D.Employers will substitute machines for men where possible
E.Fewer men will be employed