The fatigue limit of a shaft connot be increased by
A.Under stressing
B.Surface decarburisation
C.Shot peening
D.Nitriding of the surface
E.Cold working
A.Under stressing
B.Surface decarburisation
C.Shot peening
D.Nitriding of the surface
E.Cold working
A.Machinability
B.Tensile strength
C.Fluidity
D.Melting point
A.salary
B.perks
C.dividend
D.fee
A.2 – 3 mm
B.10 – 15 mm
C.20 – 25 mm
D.30 – 35 mm
E.40 – 50 mm
A.Irreversible and adiabatic
B.Reversible and isothermal
C.Frictionless and irreversible
D.Reversible and adiabatic
E.None of the above
A.12 V
B.24 V
C.220 V
D.440 V
E.5000 – 15000 V.
A.93 rpm
B.104 rpm
C.101 rpm
D.111 rpm
E.116 rpm
A.1 percent
B.10 percent
C.25 percent
D.50 percent
A.Is a specified regon where transfers of energy and/or mass takes place
B.Is a region of constant mass and only energy is allowed to cross the boundaries
C.Cannot transfer either energy or mass to or from the surroundings
D.Is one in which mass within the system is not necessarily constant
E.None of the above
A.Share capital
B.total production
C.number of employees
D.profits