The primary detector in a pressure gauge is usually
A.Bellows
B.Diaphragm
C.Spring
D.Coil spring
E.Bourdon tube
A.Bellows
B.Diaphragm
C.Spring
D.Coil spring
E.Bourdon tube
A.Electron tube
B.Inductive
C.Capacitive
D.Piezo-electric
E.Resistance
A.Production of continuous record on an instrument
B.Conversion of signal from one form to another
C.Indication by numbers or some other symbol of discrete increments, the value of some quantity
D.To perform various manipulations before indicating or recording results
E.None of the above
A.Cast iron
B.Tool steel
C.Brass
D.Bronze
E.Aluminium
A.Applied load
B.Operating speed range
C.Required bearing capacity
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
A.15?
B.22
C.30?
D.45?
E.60?
A.15 – 75 M/min
B.100 – 500 M/min
C.500 – 800 M/min
D.1000 – 1500 M/min
E.1500 – 1800 M/min
A.Hardened all over
B.Hardened in the middle
C.Hardened at cutting edge
D.Hardened at random
E.Never hardened
A.Bevel protector
B.Signal bar
C.Combination square
D.Angle iron
E.Angle gauge blocks
A.Extreme one to-extreme end
B.Centre of hole at one end to the centre of hole at the other end
C.The formula L = 16 x width
D.None of these