Material used for resistances is generally
A.Duralumin
B.Nichrome
C.Monel metal
D.Elinvar
E.Constantan
A.Duralumin
B.Nichrome
C.Monel metal
D.Elinvar
E.Constantan
A.Ball does not force into the metal
B.Ball deforms on very hard surfaces
C.Ball slips along the surface
D.It is generally not desired to use this method in such cases
E.None of the above
A.Parting off
B.Finishing
C.Taper turning
D.Thread cutting
E.Plain turning
A.Left hand thread
B.Right hand thread
A.Lack of flux
B.Improper current
C.High welding speed
D.Dirty metal surface
E.None of the above
A.Hardened
B.Annealed
C.Hardened and tempered
D.Annealed, hardened and tempered
E.None of the above
A.Boiler plates, rivets etc
B.Connecting rods
C.Turbine blade
D.Anti corrosion characteristics
E.Electronic valves
A.20 – 40 V
B.40 – 90 V
C.100 – 150 V
D.150 – 230 V
E.400 – 440 V
A.Used in foundry for moistening the mould
B.Used in foundry for cleaning the casting
C.Used in foundry for blowing loose sand from cavities and surface of the mould
D.Used in foundry for smoothening and cleaning out depression in the mould
E.Used in foundry for repairing the moulds
A.MIG welding
B.TIG welding
C.Laser welding
D.Thermit welding
E.Gas welding