Which hoist is generally preferred for repetitive or high speed lifting?
A.Magnetic lifting hoist
B.Electric hoist
C.Hand chain hoist
D.None of the above
A.Magnetic lifting hoist
B.Electric hoist
C.Hand chain hoist
D.None of the above
A.10.9 rad/sec
B.19.0 rad/sec
C.16.35 rad/sec
D.3.33 rad/sec
E.51.2 rad/sec
A.10,000 kg
B.18,850 kg
C.28,850 kg
D.47,123 kg
E.None of the above
A.Absence of line inductance and capacitance problems
B.No skin effects
C.For the same working voltage the potential stress on the insulation is less
D.No stability problems
E.All of the above
A.The frequency at which vibrations of a system are damped
B.The frequency when a system exceeds the vibrations frequency from the critical value
C.The frequency below which vibrations do not cause appreciable damage to equipment
D.Said to occur when two vibrations of almost equal frequency are present
E.One at which the vibrations of a system act exactly opposite to the other thereby causing damping
A.Excessive air
B.Excessive rich mixture
C.Burning of oil in combustion chamber
D.Incorrect valve adjustment
E.Incorrect tappet adjustment
A.To heat the sand
B.To heat the core
C.To dry the mould
D.To produce directional solidification by the generation of heat
E.To produce chilled surfaces
A.detonation
B.pre-ignition
C.knocking
D.none of the above
A.Inside caliper
B.Outside caliper
C.Trammel
D.Odd-leg caliper
E.Vernier caliper
A.Brittle materials
B.Hard material
C.Tough material
D.Ductile material
E.Non-ferrous material