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Q. The basic design stress adopted for the design of light gauge steel members is

a. the stress at limit of proportionality

b. the yield stress divided by 1.85

c. the yied stress

d. the permissible stress

e. Increasing the diameter of threaded portion

  • b. the yield stress divided by 1.85

Q. Lewis equation in ears is used to evaluate

a. Tensile stress in bending

b. Compressive stress in bending

c. Creep stress

d. Endurance limit

e. Shear stress on flank

  • b. Compressive stress in bending

Q. In V-belt drive the belt touches

a. At bottom

b. At sides only

c. Both at bottom as well as sides

d. Anywhere

e. None of the above

  • e. None of the above

Q. Ball bearing type screws

a. Sliding friction is replaced by rolling friction

b. There is a ball bearing provided on the screwed shafts

c. Are self-locking

d. Friction is more

e. Have load bearing capacity for more than vee threads

  • a. Sliding friction is replaced by rolling friction

Q. Stub teeth are provided on gears

a. For high velocity ratios

b. Low noise

c. Large power transmission

d. Improved capability to withstand shock and vibrations

e. All of the above

  • d. Improved capability to withstand shock and vibrations

Q. Which of the following is not the result of cold work?

a. Increased tensile strength

b. Increasing the diameter of threaded portion

c. Reduced ductility

d. Reduced shock resistance

e. Reduced hardness

  • e. Reduced hardness

Q. In a stone jaw crusher the main crank bearings are

a. Taper roller bearings

b. Roller bearings

c. Ball bearings

d. Double row ball bearings

e. Self-aligning ball bearings

  • b. Roller bearings

Q. The piston of a internal combustion engine is subjected to

a. fully reversed stresses

b. repeated stresses

c. Increasing the diameter of threaded portion

d. partly repeated stresses

e. partly reversed stresses

  • e. partly reversed stresses

Q. Spring stiffness is

a. Load carrying capacity of spring

b. Load per unit area of base

c. Load/cross-sectional area of spring

d. Load/unit deflection

e. None of the above

  • d. Load/unit deflection

Q. In a bolt the plane of shear

a. Should be across threaded portion of the shank

b. Should never be acress threaded portion of the shank

c. Should be parallel to the axis of bolt

d. Should be normal so the threaded portion of the shank

e. None of the above

  • b. Should never be acress threaded portion of the shank

Q. In case of rivets, the countersunk heads are used to

a. connect unequal sections

b. Increasing the diameter of threaded portion

c. provide a fluish surface

d. connect structural members

e. connect different materials

  • c. provide a fluish surface

Q. Bolts in structures are often tightened

a. upto 90% of yield point

b. below yield point

c. Increasing the diameter of threaded portion

d. upto breaking point

e. upto or beyond yield point

  • e. upto or beyond yield point
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