In hydrodynamic lubrication, film thickness remains unaffected by change in speeds.

Mechanical Engineering : Machine Design - Quiz(MCQ)

True

Increase with increase in speed

Decrease with increase in speed

Disappear as the speed tends to infinty

Correct Answer : Option (B) : Increase with increase in speed

Explanation : As speed increases more and more lubricant is forces and pressure builds up thus separating the two surfaces. There is transition from thin film thick film.

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Which type of rope drum is preferred?

Drums with helical grooves

Plain cylindrical drums

Both are equally preferred

None of the above

Correct Answer : Drums with helical grooves

Explanation : They have more bearing surface of the drum and prevent friction between adjacent turns of the rope.

Small sheaves are preferred over large sheaves on what parameters?

Higher cost of small sheaves

Increasingly centrifugal force in large sheaves

Preferring centrifugal force reduction even for more money

None of the above

Correct Answer : Increasingly centrifugal force in large sheaves

Explanation : Larger sheaves have higher centrifugal forces and higher cost because more material is used in their construction.

The wire rope is subjected to

Tensile Stress

Bending Stress

Both bending and tensile stress

None of the above

Correct Answer : Both bending and tensile stress

Explanation : There is direct tensile stress due to load being raised as well as bending stress.

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