Permissible percentage of moisture in dry woods for pattern making is
A.Zero percent
B.1 – 2 percent
C.2 – 5 percent
D.Upto 15 percent
E.Upto 25 percent
A.Zero percent
B.1 – 2 percent
C.2 – 5 percent
D.Upto 15 percent
E.Upto 25 percent
A.Circle
B.Square
C.Rectangle
D.Parallelogram
E.Rhombus
A.Is done in steps
B.Is done by continuously increasing the work load
C.Is done by applying load in a short period during specified intervals
D.Is done by applying the load slowly enough so that all parts of the specimen are in equilibrium at any instant
E.None of the above
A.3.14 cm/s
B.31.4 cm/s
C.314 cm/s
D.3140 cm/s
E.31400 cm/s
A.To improve electrical capacity
B.To improve efficiency
C.To reduce power factor
D.To improve power factor
E.None of the above
A.stimulated emission of radiation
B.spontaneous emission of radiation
C.stimulated energetic radiation
D.spontaneous emission of radio waves
A.Brinell hardness number
B.Tensile strength
C.Percentage elongation
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
A.calcium chloro hypochlorite
B.calcium hypochlorite
C.calcium chlorate
D.calcium perchlorate
A.0?C
B.? 20?C
C.? 77.8?C
D.? 132.5?C
E.? 202.5?C
A.Ineffective refrigeration
B.Damage to compressor
C.High power consumption
D.Freezing of automatic regulating valve
E.None of the above