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Mechanical Engineering : Machine Design - Quiz(MCQ)
A)
Yield Strength
B)
Percentage Reduction in area
C)
Proportional Limit
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   Proportional Limit


Explanation : Tension test determines the parameters related to stress strain curve and also reduction and elongation in area and length can be found respectively.

A)
Also called nodular cast iron
B)
Also called spheroidal graphite cast iron
C)
Carbon is present in form of spherical nodules
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : Ductile cast iron, also called as nodular cast iron or spheroidal cast iron consists of carbon in the form of spherical nodules in a ductile matrix.

A)
Inverse of Stiffness
B)
Inverse of Rigidity
C)
Proportional to elastic Limit
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Inverse of Stiffness

A)
Strength
B)
Load
C)
Hardness
D)
Toughness

Correct Answer :   Load


Explanation : Yield strength is the strength at which strain increases. Now as the strength is constant, therefore load is constant.

A)
solid shaft
B)
hollow shaft
C)
dun cylinder
D)
thick cylinder

Correct Answer :   hollow shaft

A)
high efficiency
B)
Low efficiency
C)
strong teeth
D)
very fine threads

Correct Answer :   high efficiency

A)
mitre gears
B)
angular bevel gears
C)
crown bevel gears
D)
internal bevel gears

Correct Answer :   crown bevel gears

A)
0.1
B)
0.2
C)
0.3
D)
0.4

Correct Answer :   0.2


Explanation : Generally for all the practical purpose, an offset of 0.2% of gauge length is considered.

A)
0.1
B)
0.2
C)
0.3
D)
0.4

Correct Answer :   0.1


Explanation : Proof strength is used in design of fasteners. It corresponds to 0.1% permanent deformation of gauge length.

A)
Carbon content in the alloy is less than the amount that can be dissolved
B)
Carbon content in the alloy is equal to the amount that can be dissolved in the alloy
C)
Carbon content in the alloy exceeds the amount that can be dissolved
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Carbon content in the alloy exceeds the amount that can be dissolved

A)
No iron carbide is formed
B)
Graphite flakes are formed
C)
Both (A) and (B)
D)
Most of the carbon content in the alloy forms iron carbide

Correct Answer :   Most of the carbon content in the alloy forms iron carbide


Explanation : White cast iron is formed when most carbon in alloy forms iron carbide and there are no graphite flakes.

A)
10%
B)
20%
C)
50%
D)
70%

Correct Answer :   10%


Explanation : The term high alloy steels is used when alloying elements exceed 10%.Low and medium alloy steels are those when this figure is less than 10%.

A)
Hardness
B)
Strength
C)
Ductility
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : Heat treatment involves changes in the micro structure and hence all the internal properties are effected.

A)
Equal to critical temperature
B)
Slightly less than critical temperature
C)
Slightly above the critical temperature
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Slightly above the critical temperature


Explanation : In annealing, component is heated to a temperature above than critical temperature.

A)
Annealing improves ductility
B)
Normalising improves grain structure
C)
Rate of cooling in normalising is faster then in annealing
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : In annealing, the furnace is switched off and component cools slowly. In normalising, component is air cooled.

A)
equal
B)
one-third
C)
one-fifth
D)
one-tenth

Correct Answer :   one-third


Explanation : Aluminium alloy=2.7 Steel=7.9.

17 .
Which of the following statement is true
A)
Cast aluminium alloys are specified by a four digit system while wrought alloys by a five digit system
B)
Cast aluminium alloys are specified by a six digit system while wrought alloys by a five digit system
C)
Cast aluminium alloys are specified by a five digit system while wrought alloys by a six digit system
D)
Cast aluminium alloys are specified by a five digit system while wrought alloys by a four digit system

Correct Answer :   Cast aluminium alloys are specified by a four digit system while wrought alloys by a five digit system


Explaination : Standard set for nomenclature.

A)
Low specific gravity
B)
Corrosion resistance
C)
High thermal conductivity
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above

A)
average percentage of major alloying elements
B)
average percentage of minor alloying elements
C)
average percentage of major alloying elements, halved and rounded off
D)
average percentage of minor alloying elements, halved and doubled

Correct Answer :   average percentage of major alloying elements, halved and rounded off


Explanation : Second digit is used to represent major alloying element.

A)
Has good corrosion resistance
B)
Can be easily cast and machined
C)
Posses excellent thermal and electrical conductivity
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : Properties of copper.

A)
bronze
B)
gunmetal
C)
monel metal
D)
each of the mentioned

Correct Answer :   each of the mentioned


Explanation : All the mentioned alloys contain copper to some extent.

A)
strength of brass increases and ductility decrease
B)
strength of brass increases and ductility increase
C)
strength of brass decreases and ductility increases
D)
strength of brass decreases and ductility decreases

Correct Answer :   strength of brass increases and ductility decrease


Explanation : Brass contains zinc and copper. Zinc affects strength with direct increase in strength with increase of zinc content.

A)
difficult to cast
B)
contain 5-10% aluminium
C)
excellent corrosion and is also called imitation gold
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : Color of aluminium bronze is similar to gold. Other two are the properties of alloys.

A)
hydrogen bonding
B)
ionic & covalent bonding
C)
covalent bonding
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   ionic & covalent bonding


Explanation : Ceramics consists of ionic and covalent bonds only.There is no hydrogen compound so no case of H boding.

A)
excellent wear
B)
lower friction loss
C)
light weight construction with low inertia force
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above

A)
Polyesters
B)
PVC
C)
PTFE
D)
Nylon

Correct Answer :   Polyesters

A)
C18H35
B)
C18H36
C)
C18H38
D)
C18H40

Correct Answer :   C18H38


Explanation : Paraffin wax in a semi solid stage is represented by C18H38.

A)
Permanent Deformation
B)
Plastic deformation is greater than elastic deformation
C)
Ability to retain deformation under load or after removal of load
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : This is the basic definition of plasticity.

A)
Ability of material to absorb energy when deformed plastically
B)
Ability of material to absorb energy when deformed elastically
C)
Ability to retain deformation under the application of load or after removal of load
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Ability of material to absorb energy when deformed elastically


Explanation : Toughness is ability to store energy till proportional limit during deformation and to release this energy when unloaded.

A)
Measured by Izod & Charpy test
B)
Decreases with the increase in temperature
C)
Ability of material to absorb energy before fracture
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : Toughness is measure of energy stored till fracture occurs. With rise of temperature, molecular bonds weakens and fracture occurs at a lesser load, hence area under stress strain curve decreases.

A)
Strain energy per unit area
B)
Independent of strain energy
C)
Strain energy per unit volume
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Strain energy per unit volume


Explanation : Modulus of resilience is strain energy per unit volume.

A)
Are soft and ductile
B)
Also called as mild steel
C)
Carbon content < 0.3%
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : Low carbon steels contain carbon <0.3%. Because of low carbon, it is soft and ductile.

A)
Low carbon steel
B)
Medium carbon steel
C)
High carbon steel
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Medium carbon steel

A)
40C8
B)
30C8
C)
10C4
D)
7C4

Correct Answer :   40C8


Explanation : Alloys with higher carbon % respond willingly to heat treatment.

A)
Cooling rapidly
B)
Increases hardness
C)
Consists of heating the component to critical temperature
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : During quenching, component is rapidly cooled which leads to formation of martensite. Hence hardness increases.

A)
Increases toughness
B)
Increases hardenability and impact resistance
C)
Limit grain growth during heat treatment process
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : Nickel addition increases toughness by limiting grain growth.

A)
Component is heated in range of 650 to 920’C
B)
Introducing carbon and nitrogen at surface layer
C)
This process gives a lower wear resistance compared to case carburising process
D)
Cyaniding is similar to carbo nitriding except that the medium is liquid

Correct Answer :   This process gives a lower wear resistance compared to case carburising process


Explanation : Carbo nitriding gives wear resistance greater than compared to case carburising.

A)
Gaseous or liquid medium
B)
Nascent oxygen is involved
C)
Temperature range 490 to 590’C
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : In nitriding nascent oxygen is acted on the surface of the product at a temperature of 490::590’C in a gaseous or liquid medium.

A)
Alloy 2585
B)
Alloy 2686
C)
Alloy 3584
D)
Alloy 3586

Correct Answer :   Alloy 2585


Explanation : 1st digit=2(Copper) ; 2nd digit=9.8/2=5 ;3rd digit=8(Iron); 4th digit=5(Magnesium).

A)
Zinc
B)
Silicon
C)
Aluminium
D)
Manganese

Correct Answer :   Silicon


Explanation : In alloy nomenclature,1=Al;2=Cu;3=Mn;4=Si;5=Mg.

A)
surface finish is excellent
B)
process used for a metal with low melting point
C)
this process consists of forcing the molten metal into a closed metal die
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above

A)
20,80
B)
32,65
C)
65,32
D)
80,20

Correct Answer :   65,32

A)
10,2
B)
5,4
C)
4,5
D)
2,10

Correct Answer :   10,2


Explanation : Zinc is used to improve fluidity during casting and hence is kept lesser than tin.

A)
contains 0.2% phosphorus
B)
use for worm wheels and bearings
C)
phosphorus increases tensile strength
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : It has good tensile strength, corrosion resistance and is used for bearings.

A)
Quenching after heatingv
B)
Minimum case depth is 1mm
C)
Heating the surface above the trAnswerformation range
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : Flame Hardening is a process of heating the surface with a flame above critical temperature and then quenching it.

A)
Case depth minimum of 2mm are produced
B)
Heating surface by induction in field of alternating current
C)
Heating surface by induction in field of invariable current
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Heating surface by induction in field of alternating current


Explanation : Heating can only be done in presence of alternating current and not constant current.

A)
Carbon content=0.4%
B)
Easy to weld
C)
Respond readily to heat treatments
D)
Have much ductility as compared to low and medium carbon steels

Correct Answer :   Respond readily to heat treatments


Explanation : High carbon steel have carbon % >0.5 and hence have less ductility. They are difficult to weld.

A)
7C4
B)
10C4
C)
30C8
D)
40C8

Correct Answer :   7C4


Explanation : For automobile application like manufacturing bodies, ductile material is preferred.

A)
b indicates 100 times the average % of carbon
B)
b indicates 100 times the average percentage of manganese
C)
x indicates 100 times the average % of carbon
D)
x indicates 10 times the average percentage of carbon while b indicates 100 times the average percentage of manganese

Correct Answer :   x indicates 100 times the average % of carbon


Explanation : X indicates 100 times carbon % and b indicates 10 times manganese %.

50 .
Which of the following are true?
A)
7C4 grade steel is more ductile than 10C4
B)
Hardness of 30C8 is greater than of 40C8
C)
Yield strength of 40C8 is greater than of 30C8
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   7C4 grade steel is more ductile than 10C4

A)
Casting
B)
Forging
C)
Die Casting
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Forging


Explanation : In casting metal is in fluid state and hence impossible to control the grain structure.

A)
Plastic
B)
Rigid
C)
Elastic
D)
Can be in any stage

Correct Answer :   Plastic


Explanation : Forging is the working of metal in plastic range.

A)
Forging
B)
Casting
C)
Machining
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Machining


Explanation : Machining each part is very time consuming.

A)
0.22%
B)
0.8%
C)
1.5%
D)
2%

Correct Answer :   0.22%


Explanation : With increase of carbon, welding becomes difficult as weld becomes susceptible to cracks.

A)
Clearance
B)
Enjoining
C)
Transition
D)
Interference

Correct Answer :   Enjoining


Explanation : Simple classification of fits is down in 3 categories.

A)
Transition
B)
Interference
C)
Both (A) and (B)
D)
Clearance

Correct Answer :   Clearance

A)
Hot working
B)
Cold working
C)
Both have equal effect
D)
Impossible to detect

Correct Answer :   Hot working


Explanation : In hot working grains are re arranges as per requirement and no residual stresses.

A)
Solidification
B)
Crystallization
C)
Recrystallization
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Recrystallization


Explanation : Definition of recrystallization temperature.

A)
7g50
B)
50g7
C)
g50,7
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   50g7


Explanation : First fundamental deviation is written followed by diameter and grade.

A)
Clearance
B)
Enjoining
C)
Interference
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Interference


Explanation : Interference fit provides a positive clearance and hence tolerance zone of hole is below that of shaft.

A)
In hole-basis system, various shafts are associated with a single hole
B)
In shaft-basis system, various shafts are associated with a single hole
C)
In hole-basis system as well as shaft-basis system, various shafts are associated with multiple holes
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   In hole-basis system, various shafts are associated with a single hole


Explanation : As per the standards.

A)
12
B)
14
C)
16
D)
18

Correct Answer :   18

A)
Small letter is used for both holes and shaft
B)
Gives location of tolerance zone
C)
Capital letter is used for both holes and shafts
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Gives location of tolerance zone


Explanation : Tolerance zone is depicted by deviation while magnitude is depicted by grade.

A)
fracture
B)
elastic deflection
C)
general yielding
D)
each of the mentioned

Correct Answer :   elastic deflection


Explanation : Failing simply means unable to perform its function satisfactorily.

A)
Yield Strength
B)
Endurance limit
C)
Ultimate tensile strength
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Ultimate tensile strength

A)
Yield strength
B)
Endurance limit
C)
Ultimate strength
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Yield strength


Explanation : In elastic material there is considerable plastic deformation at yielding point.

67 .
If a body is subjected to stresses in xy plane with stresses of 60N/mm² and 80N/mm² acting along x and y axes respectively. Also the shear stress acting is 20N/mm²Find the maximum amount of shear stress to which the body is subjected.
A)
22.4mm
B)
25mm
C)
26.3mm
D)
27.2mm

Correct Answer :   22.4mm


Explaination : τ(max)=√( [σ(x)-σ(y) ]²/2² + τ²).

68 .
If a body is subjected to stresses in xy plane with stresses of 60N/mm² and 80N/mm² acting along x and y axes respectively. Also the shear stress acting is 10N/mm². Find the inclination of the plane in which shear stress is maximal.
A)
30’
B)
45’
C)
60’
D)
75’

Correct Answer :   45’


Explaination : tan (2Ǿ)=2τ/[σ(x) – σ(y)].

69 .
If a body is subjected to stresses in xy plane with stresses of 60N/mm² and 80N/mm² acting along x and y axes respectively. Also the shear stress acting is 20N/mm². Find the maximum normal stress.
A)
90
B)
92.4
C)
94.2
D)
96

Correct Answer :   92.4


Explaination : σ=[σ(x) +σ(y)]/2 + √( [σ(x)-σ(y) ]²/2² + τ²).

70 .
If a body is subjected to stresses in xy plane with stresses of 60N/mm² and 80N/mm² acting along x and y axes respectively. Also the shear stress acting is 20N/mm². Find the minimum normal stress.
A)
50.6
B)
48.2
C)
47.6
D)
45.4

Correct Answer :   47.6


Explaination : σ=[σ(x) +σ(y)]/2 – √( [σ(x)-σ(y) ]²/2² + τ²).

A)
Axial tensile
B)
Axial compressive
C)
Axial tensile or compressive
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Axial tensile or compressive


Explanation : Cotter joint is used when axial forces are applied.

A)
Collar
B)
Cotter
C)
Spigot
D)
Socket

Correct Answer :   Collar


Explanation : There is no point of mentioning collar alone in a cotter joint. It has to be a spigot collar or socket collar.

73 .
Determine the width of the cotter used in cotter joint connecting two rods subjected to axial load of 50kN and permissible shear stress in cotter is 50N/(mm² ). Given thickness of cotter=10mm
A)
25mm
B)
5omm
C)
100mm
D)
150mm

Correct Answer :   5omm


Explaination : Cotter is subjected to double shear hence width=P/(2*τ*t).

74 .
If joint is to fail by crushing of socket collar then estimate the diameter of socket collar. Given Permissible compressive stress= 126.67 N/mm².; Spigot dia=65mm; thickness 0f collar=15mm
A)
131mm
B)
139mm
C)
141mm
D)
149mm

Correct Answer :   131mm


Explaination : Compressive stress= P/ [(socket dia-spigot dia)*thickness]

75 .
The distance between fulcrum and dead weights is 100mm. Dead weights are of 2945.2N. An effort of 294.52N acts on the other hand. Find the distance between the fulcrum and other end of the lever.
A)
10mm
B)
100mm
C)
1000mm
D)
10000mm

Correct Answer :   100mm


Explaination : F ₂xl₂ =F₁ xl₁.

A)
2
B)
3
C)
4
D)
5

Correct Answer :   3


Explanation : In rare explanation, two rods with forks and one rod with eye is connected.

A)
Eye
B)
Pin
C)
Fork
D)
Each of the mentioned

Correct Answer :   Each of the mentioned


Explanation : All the mentioned parts are important components of knuckle joint.

A)
39mm
B)
44mm
C)
49mm
D)
52mm

Correct Answer :   39mm


Explanation : As the pin is subjected to double shear diameter (D) = √(2P/π x τ) = 38.80mm.

79 .
If any cross section is subjected to direct tensile stress and bending stress, then find the dimension of cross section. Given length & breadth are t and 2t respectively. F=25kN acts on the top fibre of the cross section, M=F x t . Also maximum allowable tensile stress =100N/mm².
A)
25.5mm
B)
27.55mm
C)
30.2mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   25.5mm


Explaination : σ= [P/A] + [My/I], where y=t & I=t(2t)á´²/12.

80 .
If any cross section is subjected to direct tensile stress and bending stress, then find the dimension of cross section. Given length & breadth are t and 2t respectively. F=25kN acts on the top fibre of the cross section, M=F x t . Also maximum allowable tensile stress =100N/mm².
A)
25.5mm
B)
27.55mm
C)
30.2mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   25.5mm


Explaination : σ= [P/A] + [My/I], where y=t & I=t(2t)á´²/12.

81 .
If knuckle joint is to fail by crushing failure of pin in fork, then determine the diameter of knuckle pin when 50kN axial tensile force act on rods. Given: Max allowable compressive stress=25N/mm², thickness of each eye of fork=25mm.
A)
40mm
B)
50mm
C)
60mm
D)
70mm

Correct Answer :   40mm


Explaination : d=P/2aσ = 40mm.

A)
Toughness
B)
Fracture Toughness
C)
Stress Intensity Factor
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Fracture Toughness


Explanation : Fracture toughness is the critical value of stress intensity at which crack extension occurs.

A)
2
B)
3
C)
4
D)
5

Correct Answer :   3


Explanation : Opening, sliding and tearing are the 3 modes.

84 .
If for a curved beam of trapezoidal cross section, radius of neutral axis is 89.1816mm and radius of centroidal axis is 100mm, then find the bending stress at inner fibre whose radius is 50mm. Area of cross section of beam is 7200mm² and the beam is loaded with 100kN of load.
A)
97.3
B)
95.8
C)
100.6
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   100.6


Explaination : e=100-89.816=10.8184mm, h=89.1816-50=39.1816mm, M=100 x 100 N-m
Therefore σ=Mh/AeR or σ=10000 x 39.1816/ [7200 x 10.8184 x 50] or σ=100.6N/mm².

A)
Yield strength
B)
Radius of gyration
C)
Each of the mentioned
D)
Modulus of elasticity

Correct Answer :   Each of the mentioned


Explanation : It depends on moment of inertia(which further depends on radius of gyration), elasticity and yield strength.

A)
E=G (2+p)
B)
E= 2(G+ p)
C)
Both (A) and (B)
D)
E=2G (1+p)

Correct Answer :   E=2G (1+p)

A)
YSS=0.5YST
B)
YST=0.5YSS
C)
YST=0.577YSS
D)
YSS=0.577YST

Correct Answer :   YSS=0.5YST


Explanation : Shear diagonal is at 45’ and by equation of shear stress theory, the required relation is obtained.

A)
Tensile
B)
Compressive
C)
Both (A) and (B)
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Both (A) and (B)


Explanation : The portion above the neutral axis is under compression and the portion below it is under tensile stress.

A)
Squarely
B)
Linearly
C)
Inversely
D)
Bending stress is independent of distance from the neutral axis

Correct Answer :   Linearly


Explanation : Bending Stress= (Bending Moment x distance from neutral axis/ Moment of inertia).

A)
U= [(σέ) ₁ + (σέ) ₂+ (σέ) ₃]/3
B)
U= [(σ₁²+σ₂²+σ₃²)/2E] – (σ₁σ₂+σ₂σ₃+σ₃σ₁)2μ
C)
U= [(σέ) ₁ + (σέ) ₂+ (σέ) ₃]/4
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   U= [(σ₁²+σ₂²+σ₃²)/2E] – (σ₁σ₂+σ₂σ₃+σ₃σ₁)2μ


Explanation : U= [(σέ) ₁ + (σέ) â‚‚+ (σέ) ₃]/2 is the basic formula. After substituting values of έ₁, έ₂ and έ₃, we get the expression b.

A)
Hexagon
B)
Square
C)
Rectangle
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Hexagon


Explanation : In maximum shear stress theory we have the following equations: σ1= ±S(yt)
σ2= ±S (yt), σ1 – σ2 =±S (yt) assuming S(yt)=S(yc).

A)
Ellipse
B)
Circle
C)
Rectangle
D)
Square

Correct Answer :   Square


Explanation : The equation of four lines is given by σ1=± S(yt), σ2=±S(yc) N

A)
6.1
B)
6.8
C)
5.1
D)
5.8

Correct Answer :   5.1


Explanation : Force required for raising at longer end is found by F â‚‚xlâ‚‚ =F₁ xl₁. Reaction at fulcrum is √ (F₁²+Fâ‚‚²) as the two forces are perpendicular.

94 .
A right angled bell-crank is designed to raise a load of 5kN at short arm whose length is 100mm. Also longer arm is of length 500mm. If permissible bearing pressure on pin is 10N/mm² and diameter of the 20mm, find the length of the pin.
A)
20mm
B)
25.5mm
C)
30mm
D)
35.5mm

Correct Answer :   25.5mm


Explaination : R=p x d x L. Here R=√ (F₁²+Fâ‚‚²).

95 .
A right angled bell-crank is designed to raise a load of 5kN at short arm whose length is 100mm. Also longer arm is of length 500mm. If permissible bearing pressure on pin is 10N/mm² and diameter of the 20mm, find the shear stress in the pin.
A)
8.12
B)
8.51
C)
9.12
D)
9.51

Correct Answer :   8.12


Explaination : τ=R/(2 x π x d²/4) as the pin is subjected to double shear. Also R=√ (F₁²+Fâ‚‚²) and F â‚‚xlâ‚‚ =F₁ xl₁.

A)
Fulcrum in the middle
B)
Effort in the middle
C)
Resistance in the middle
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Resistance in the middle


Explanation : In a bottle opener fulcrum can be considered at the end and resistance in middle as the actual work is done on the bottle cap which lies in middle of opener.

A)
2
B)
3
C)
4
D)
5

Correct Answer :   3


Explanation : The three classes are Fulcrum in the middle, Resistance in the middle and Effort in the middle.

98 .
If a hollow steel tube is heated from a temperature of 25’C to 250’C then fid the expansion of tube if area of the cross section is 300mm²,length of tube=200mm and coefficient of thermal expansion is 10.8 x 10⁻⁶ per ⁰C.
A)
0.486mm
B)
0.878mm
C)
1.22mm
D)
1.52mm

Correct Answer :   0.486mm


Explaination : Expansion=ἀxlx∆T= 10.8 x 10⁻⁶ x 200 x 225=0.486mm.

99 .
A curved beam with eccentricity 0.02D is loaded with 1kN.Centroidal radius=4D and inner and outer radii are 3.5D and 4.5D respectively. Area of cross section is 0.8D². Find the dimension D if allowable stress is 110N/mm² and considering combined effect of direct stress and bending stress.
A)
17.9mm
B)
18.1mm
C)
14.35mm
D)
15.8mm

Correct Answer :   14.35mm


Explaination : σ(b)=Mh/ AeR or σ(b)=1000x4Dx(4D-0.2D-3.5D)/ 0.8D²x0.02Dx3.5D , σ(b)=21428.6/D²
DirectTensile Stress=1000/0.8D² or σ (t) =1250/D²
Total stress=22678.6/D² N/mm²= 110 or D=14.35mm.

100 .
A curved beam with eccentricity 0.02D is loaded with 1kN.Centroidal radius=4D and inner and outer radii are 3.5D and 4.5D respectively. Area of cross section is 0.8D². Find the dimension D if allowable stress is 110N/mm².Considering only bending stress.
A)
13.95mm
B)
14.80mm
C)
16.5mm
D)
17.2mm

Correct Answer :   13.95mm


Explaination : σ(b)=Mh/ AeR or σ(b)=1000x4Dx(4D-0.2D-3.5D)/ 0.8D²x0.02Dx3.5D , σ(b)=21428.6/D²
21428.6/D² = 110 or D=13.95mm.

A)
1
B)
2
C)
3
D)
4

Correct Answer :   3


Explanation : For any ellipse, K=1+2 x (semi major axis/semi minor axis).

A)
Increase
B)
Decrease
C)
Remains constant
D)
Can’t be determined. Varies from material to material

Correct Answer :   Increase


Explanation : K=1+2 x (semi major axis/semi minor axis. Hence K is inversely proportional to the semi minor axis.

A)
Ductile material under static load
B)
Brittle material under static load
C)
Ductile material under fluctuating load
D)
Brittle material under fluctuating load

Correct Answer :   Ductile material under static load


Explanation : In ductile materials under static load, there is plastic deformation near yielding point and hence redistribution of stresses take place. The plastic deformation is restricted to a smaller area and hence no perceptible damage take place.

104 .
A flat plate 30mm wide and “t”mm wide is subjected to a tensile force of 5kN. The plate has a circular hole of diameter 15mm with the centre coinciding with the diagonal intersection point of the rectangle. If stress concentration factor=2.16, find the thickness of the plate if maximum allowable tensile stress is 80N/mm².
A)
8mm
B)
9mm
C)
10mm
D)
12mm

Correct Answer :   9mm


Explaination : σ=P/ (w-d) x t or σ=5000/(30-15)xt ; σ(max)=K x σ or σ(max)=2.16 x σ or σ(max)=720/t; Also σ(max)=80.

A)
Use of multiple notches
B)
Drilling additional holes
C)
Removal of undesired material
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : All of the above options reduce the sharp bending of a force flow line.

A)
No effect
B)
Reduce the stress concentration
C)
Increase the stress concentration
D)
Cannot be determined

Correct Answer :   Reduce the stress concentration


Explanation : The sharp bending of a force flow line is reduced due to multiple notches.

A)
Reversed Stresses
B)
Alternating stresses
C)
Repeated Stresses
D)
Fluctuating Stresses

Correct Answer :   Repeated Stresses


Explanation : The minimum stress value is zero and hence is belongs to Repeated Stress category.

A)
Repeated Stresses
B)
Reversed Stresses
C)
Both (A) and (B)
D)
Fluctuating Stresses

Correct Answer :   Fluctuating Stresses


Explanation : The mean as well as the amplitude value is non zero hence it belongs to Fluctuation Stress Category.

A)
Fatigue
B)
Fracture
C)
Yielding
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Fatigue


Explanation : Fatigue failure of the material is the failure at low stress levels under fluctuating syresses.

A)
Repeated Stresses
B)
Reversed Stresses
C)
Alternating Stresses
D)
Fluctuating Stresses

Correct Answer :   Reversed Stresses


Explanation : If mean is to be zero, then there must be compressive as well as tensile stresses and hence belongs to reversed stresses category.

A)
Alternating Stresses
B)
Repeated Stresses
C)
Reversed Stresses
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Alternating Stresses


Explanation : The mean as well as the amplitude value is non zero hence it belongs to Alternation Stresses category which is the other name of Fluctuation Stresses.

A)
Alternating Stresses
B)
Repeated Stresses
C)
Reversed Stresses
D)
Fluctuating Stresses

Correct Answer :   Reversed Stresses


Explanation : Half cycle is in tensile stress and other half in compressive stress, hence it belongs to Reversed Stresses Category.

A)
True
B)
False
C)
Can not say
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   False


Explanation : Power screw converts the motion from rotary to linear and is used for power transmission.

A)
Yes
B)
Never
C)
In some cases
D)
Can’t be stated

Correct Answer :   Never


Explanation : In fastening, high frictional force is required and hence V threads are used whereas in power transmission, reduction in frictional forces is required.

A)
They are used in vices
B)
Transmit motion in one direction only
C)
Combination of square and trapezoidal threads
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : As force is applied only in one direction in a vice so buttress threads are used.

A)
Lead
B)
Pitch
C)
Diameter
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Lead


Explanation : Tr=Trapezoidal threads,14=Lead(mm),7=Pitch(mm).

A)
40mm
B)
45mm
C)
55mm
D)
60mm

Correct Answer :   45mm


Explanation : Diameter(mean)=Diameter(nominal) – 0.5P .

A)
Coefficient of friction is lesser than or equal to the tangent of the helix angle
B)
Coefficient of friction is equal to or greater than the tangent of the helix angle
C)
Coefficient of friction is equal to or greater than the tangent of the helix angle
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Coefficient of friction is equal to or greater than the tangent of the helix angle


Explanation : Self locking takes place if load does not descend on its own and that is possible only in c condition.

A)
Halting
B)
Front driving
C)
Overhaulting
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Overhaulting


Explanation : Overhaulting is the condition when load itsel begin to turn the screw.

A)
True
B)
False
C)
Can not say
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   False


Explanation : Efficiency=tan(ἀ)/tan(Ǿ+ἀ) where ἀ=Helix angle and Ǿ=Friction angle.

A)
decreases
B)
increases
C)
has no effect
D)
cannot be determined

Correct Answer :   decreases


Explanation : Efficiency is inversely proportional to tan of the sum of helix and efficiency angle.

A)
1-sinǾ/1+sinǾ
B)
1+sinǾ/1-sinǾ
C)
1-2sinǾ/1+2sinǾ
D)
1+2sinǾ/1-2sinǾ

Correct Answer :   1-sinǾ/1+sinǾ


Explanation : Efficiency=Sin(2ἀ+Ǿ)-Sin Ǿ/Sin(2 ἀ+Ǿ+Sin Ǿ),For max efficiency, sin(2ἀ+ Ǿ)=1.

A)
Threaded
B)
Welded
C)
Both (A) and (B)
D)
Depends on the magnitude of the vibrational force

Correct Answer :   Welded


Explanation : Threaded joints loosen when subjected to vibrations.

A)
Bolt
B)
Washer
C)
Screw
D)
Screw or bolt

Correct Answer :   Screw


Explanation : Bolt is threaded into a nut while screw is threaded into a tapped hole.

A)
Prevents marring of the bolt head and nut surface
B)
Provides bearing surface over large clearance bolts
C)
Distributes load over a large area of clamped parts
D)
Helps in locking of the fastener

Correct Answer :   Helps in locking of the fastener


Explanation : Washer doesn’t help in locking of fasteners.

A)
Studs
B)
Tap Bolts
C)
Through Bolts
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Tap Bolts


Explanation : Tap bolts are directly threaded into the clamped parts and does not require any nut.

A)
33%
B)
50%
C)
66%
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   33%


Explanation : Maximum efficiency=1-sinǾ/1+sinǾ.

A)
33%
B)
50%
C)
66%
D)
75%

Correct Answer :   50%


Explanation : For self locking screw Ǿ(friction angle)>á¼€ (helix angle), hence efficiency < tanǾ/tan(Ǿ+á¼€) or efficiency < tanǾ(1-tan²Ç¾)/2tanǾ.

A)
f sin θ
B)
f cos θ
C)
f sec θ
D)
f cosec θ

Correct Answer :   f sec θ


Explanation : The normal force acting on the thread is W sec θ therefore the effect of the thread angle is to increase the frictional force by a term sec θ.

A)
Cut Point
B)
Cone Point
C)
Window Point
D)
Dog Point

Correct Answer :   Dog Point


Explanation : Dog point is used when the lateral force is large provided the part has sufficient thickness to accommodate a cylindrical hole for dog point.

A)
Square Head
B)
Hexagonal Head
C)
Cannot be stated
D)
Both require equal space of rotation

Correct Answer :   Square Head


Explanation : Angle of rotation for hexagonal head is one sixth of a revolution to enable the next pair of flats to be engaged while it is one fourth of a revolution in case of square head.

A)
Yes
B)
No, they are subjected to compressive forces only
C)
Can’t be determined
D)
Both compressive and tensile

Correct Answer :   No, they are subjected to compressive forces only


Explanation : Set screws are subjected to compressive forces only.

133 .
Find the torque required to raise the load of 15kN and mean diameter of triple threaded screw being 46mm. Also given pitch=8mm and coefficient of friction is 0.15.
A)
11831.06N-mm
B)
11813.06N-mm
C)
12811.06N-mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   11831.06N-mm


Explaination : taná¼€=l/πd or á¼€=9.429’ as l=3p. tan Ǿ=0.15 or Ǿ=8.531’. M=W x d x tan (Ǿ+á¼€)/2.

134 .
What is the collar friction torque if outer and inner diameters are 100mm and 65mm respectively. Coefficient of friction is 0.15 and the load acting is of 15kN. Consider uniform wear theory.
A)
38796.5N-mm
B)
92812.5N-mm
C)
87645.5N-mm
D)
89886.6N-mm

Correct Answer :   92812.5N-mm


Explaination : M=0.15 x W(D+d)/4.

A)
0.023
B)
0.045
C)
0.081
D)
0.094

Correct Answer :   0.081


Explanation : tan á¼€= l/πd where l=2p, d=D-0.5p.

A)
2
B)
3
C)
4
D)
5

Correct Answer :   2


Explanation : Hydraulic jack and mechanical jack.

A)
Cup
B)
Nut
C)
Frame
D)
Coupling

Correct Answer :   Coupling


Explanation : There is no specific requirement of coupling in the screw jack.

A)
4W/πtd²
B)
W/Ï€dtz
C)
4W/πdz²
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   W/Ï€dtz


Explanation : At root of threads, the area parallel to direction of force is considered which is equal to circumference x thickness x no. of threads.

A)
Cannot be determined
B)
Equal in both the cases
C)
Conventional power screw
D)
Recirculating power screw

Correct Answer :   Conventional power screw


Explanation : In recirculating ball screw, there is a lubricant film between the contacting surfaces and hence lesser wear.

A)
0.1335
B)
0.1776
C)
0.1553
D)
0.1667

Correct Answer :   0.1553


Explanation : f=0.15 x sec 15’

A)
34%
B)
43%
C)
45%
D)
54%

Correct Answer :   34%


Explanation : Efficiency= taná¼€(1-0.1553 x tan á¼€)/(0.1553+taná¼€).

142 .
A machine vice whose length of the handle is 150mm and the coefficient of friction for thread and collar are 0.15 and 0.17 respectively has a force applied at handle of 125N. Also the outer and inner diameters of collar are 55mm and 45mm respectively. Find the screw torque in terms of clamping force W if nominal diameter=22mm and pitch=5mm.
A)
3.564W N-mm
B)
2.286W N-mm
C)
3.567W N-mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   2.286W N-mm


Explaination : M₁=Wd x tan(Ǿ+á¼€)/2 or M₁=W x (22-0.5×2.5)x tan(4.66’+8.531’)/2 as tan(á¼€)=l/πd and tanǾ=0.15.

143 .
A machine vice whose length of the handle is 150mm and the coefficient of friction for thread and collar are 0.15 and 0.17 respectively has a force applied at handle of 125N. Also the outer and inner diameters of collar are 55mm and 45mm respectively. Find the collar torque in terms of clamping force W assuming uniform wear theory if nominal diameter=22mm and pitch=5mm.
A)
3.37W
B)
4.5W
C)
4.25W
D)
5.4W

Correct Answer :   4.25W


Explaination : Mâ‚‚=0.17 x W x (55+45)/4 or Mâ‚‚=4.25W N-mm.

A)
30mm
B)
25mm
C)
20mm
D)
15mm

Correct Answer :   15mm


Explanation : z=4W/π S(d₁²-dâ‚‚²) where S=15N/mm²,d₁=22mm and dâ‚‚=17mm. Hencez=2.2 or z=3. Length of nut=zp or l=3 x 5= 15mm.

A)
48.7N/mm²
B)
49.8 N/mm²
C)
51.4 N/mm²
D)
54.3 N/mm²

Correct Answer :   49.8 N/mm²


Explanation : τ(max)=√(95/2)²+15².

146 .
A machine vice whose length of the handle is 150mm and the coefficient of friction for thread and collar are 0.15 and 0.17 respectively has a force applied at handle of 125N. Also the outer and inner diameters of collar are 55mm and 45mm respectively. Find the clamping force W if nominal diameter=22mm and pitch=5mm.
A)
2868.73N
B)
2134.34N
C)
3657.56N
D)
4539.45N

Correct Answer :   2868.73N


Explaination : Net torque=M₁+M₂ or 125 x 150=2.286W + 4.25W or W=2868.73N.

147 .
A machine vice whose length of the handle is 150mm and the coefficient of friction for thread and collar are 0.15 and 0.17 respectively has a force applied at handle of 125N. Also the outer and inner diameters of collar are 55mm and 45mm respectively. Find the overall efficiency if nominal diameter=22mm and pitch=5mm.
A)
23.21%
B)
21.23%
C)
18.12%
D)
12.18%

Correct Answer :   12.18%


Explaination : Efficiency= W l/2π(M₁+Mâ‚‚) where
M₁=2.286W [M₁=Wd x tan (Ǿ+á¼€)/2 or M₁=W x (22-0.5×2.5) x tan (4.66’+8.531’)/2 as tan(á¼€)=l/πd and tan Ǿ=0.15].
Mâ‚‚=4.25W [Mâ‚‚=0.17 x W x (55+45)/4 or Mâ‚‚=4.25W N-mm],
l=5mm,
W=2868.73N [Net torque=M₁+M₂ or 125 x 150=2.286W + 4.25W or W=2868.73N].

148 .
Find the bending stress to which a screw of nominal diameter 22mm is subjected when the clamp exerts a force of 5kN acts on it. The screw is double threaded and pitch of screw is 5mm.Given: Coefficient of friction is 0.15.It is assumed operator exerts a force of 250N at the handle of length 275mm.
A)
123.45N/mm²
B)
124.45N/mm²
C)
132.54N/mm²
D)
142.54N/mm²

Correct Answer :   142.54N/mm²


Explaination : Bending stress=32M/πdᵌ where M=250 x 275N-mm,d=22-2 x 0.5 x 5mm.

149 .
Find the torsional shear stress to which a screw of nominal diameter 22mm is subjected when the clamp exerts a force of 5kN on it. The screw is double threaded and pitch of screw is 5mm.Given: Coefficient of friction is 0.15.
A)
25.45N/mm²
B)
21.29N/mm²
C)
31.21N/mm²
D)
35.65N/mm²

Correct Answer :   21.29N/mm²


Explaination : =16M/πd₂ᵌ where M=Wd₁ tan (Ǿ+á¼€)/2 where d₁=22-0.5 x 5,W=5000N,
taná¼€=2 x 5/[πx19.5] and dâ‚‚=19.5-0.5 x 5.

150 .
What is the output from differential screws when pitch of the two screws is 12mm and 8mm? Also the nut is rotated by applying a force of 120N at a radius of 300mm and the two screws remain stationary. The torque of raising and lowering for the two screws is 5k N-mm and 2.5k N-mm where k is the effective axial weight on the screw.
A)
13200 N-mm
B)
15200 N-mm
C)
17200 N-mm
D)
19200 N-mm

Correct Answer :   19200 N-mm


Explaination : 120 x 300=5k+2.5k or k=4800N. Output=k x (12-8) or output=19200N-mm.

151 .
What is the efficiency of differential screws when pitch of the two screws is 12mm and 8mm? The nut is rotated by applying a force of 120N at a radius of 300mm and the two screws remain stationary. The torque of raising and lowering for the two screws is 5k N-mm and 2.5k N-mm where k is the effective axial weight on the screw.
A)
6.48%
B)
8.48%
C)
23.1%
D)
42.8%

Correct Answer :   8.48%


Explaination : 120 x 300=5k+2.5k or k=4800N. Output=k x (12-8) or output=19200N-mm. Efficiency=output/2πx120x300.

A)
Elastically
B)
Plastically
C)
Up to fracture point
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Elastically


Explanation : It is the definition of resilience.

A)
14.67mm
B)
15.34mm
C)
16.34mm
D)
17.27mm

Correct Answer :   17.27mm


Explanation : D=d/0.8.

A)
Increasing the shank diameter
B)
Decreasing the length of shank portion of bolt
C)
Increase the shank diameter and decreasing the length of shank
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   None of the above


Explanation : Shock absorbing capacity can be increased by decreasing the shank diameter or increasing the length of shank.

A)
Become half
B)
Remains same
C)
Doubles
D)
Increases 4 time

Correct Answer :   Doubles


Explanation : Strain energy absorbed by shank is linearly proportional to its length.

A)
By plastic deformation
B)
Creating supplementary friction
C)
Using special locking devices like split pins
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : All the methods can be employed to lock the screw.

A)
Coarse Threads
B)
Fine threads
C)
Either of fine or coarse
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Fine threads


Explanation : Fine threads have lesser helix angle and hence greater resistance for unscrewing and thus are recommended for fluctuating loads.

A)
Lesser than
B)
Equal to
C)
Greater than
D)
There is no relation

Correct Answer :   Lesser than


Explanation : Finer threads have lower helix angle.

A)
Fine
B)
Coarse
C)
They have equal resistance
D)
Cannot be determined

Correct Answer :   Fine


Explanation : Fine threads have greater resistance to unscrewing as a result of lower helix angle.

160 .
A flange of radius 200mm is fastened to the machine screw by means of four cap screws of pitch circle radius 150mm. The external force P is 20kN which is loaded at 160mm from the machine screw. There are two dowel pins to take shear load. Determine the maximum effective tensile force acting on the bolt. The four bolts are equally spaced radially.
A)
4777.6N
B)
5777.6N
C)
6777.6N
D)
7777.7N

Correct Answer :   4777.6N


Explaination : Maximum force F=2Pl[a+bCos(90/2)] / 4(2a²+b²).

A)
Yes
B)
No, fusion doesn’t require
C)
Can’t be stated
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   No, fusion doesn’t require


Explanation : Welding processes involving only heat and no pressure are called the fusion welding processes.

A)
Gas welding
B)
Forge welding
C)
Thermit welding
D)
Electric arc welding

Correct Answer :   Thermit welding


Explanation : Wherever it is uneconomical to carry welding equipments, thermit welding is used.

A)
Oxygen-Hydrogen
B)
Oxygen-Acetylene
C)
Oxygen-Hydrogen or Oxygen-Acetylene
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Oxygen-Hydrogen or Oxygen-Acetylene


Explanation : Intense heat is released I a controlled way and at a moderate temperature.

A)
Cone head rivet
B)
Pan head rivet
C)
Flat head rivet
D)
Countersunk head rivet

Correct Answer :   Cone head rivet


Explanation : Cone head rivet consist of frustum of cone attached to shank.

A)
Flat
B)
Snap
C)
Equal
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Snap


Explanation : Flat head has lesser height of protruding head and thus it does not weaken the plates being assembled.

A)
Snap head rivets
B)
Button head rivets
C)
Each of the mentioned
D)
Tinmen’s rivets

Correct Answer :   Tinmen’s rivets


Explanation : Tinmen’s rivets are flat head rivets of small sizes.

A)
Parallel
B)
Transverse
C)
Longitudinal
D)
Longitudinal or Parallel

Correct Answer :   Longitudinal or Parallel


Explanation : Parallel fillet weld consist of force acting in a direction of weld.

A)
Arm
B)
Throat
C)
Leg
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Leg


Explanation : Leg is the length of each of the two equal sides of a parallel fillet weld.

A)
t =h Cos (45’)
B)
h= t
C)
h =t Cos (45’)
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   t =h Cos (45’)


Explanation : Throat is the minimum cross section of the weld and that plane lies at 45’ for a parallel fillet weld.

A)
Gas welding
B)
Electric arc welding
C)
Gas welding and electric arc welding have equal rate of heating
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Electric arc welding


Explanation : Gas welding has a gas temperature of about 3200’C while arc temperature is about 40000’C.

A)
Yes
B)
No, it is done up to plastic stage
C)
Heating is done up to boiling point
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   No, it is done up to plastic stage

A)
Hammering the weld across the length while the joint is hot
B)
Hammering the weld along the length while the joint is cold
C)
Hammering the weld across the length while the joint is cold
D)
Hammering the weld along the length while the joint is hot

Correct Answer :   Hammering the weld along the length while the joint is hot

A)
Gas welding
B)
Forge welding
C)
Electric resistance welding
D)
Electric arc welding

Correct Answer :   Electric resistance welding


Explanation : Electric resistance welding can be easily automated and hence is used in automobile sector.

A)
Row pitch
B)
Back pitch
C)
Transverse pitch
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   None of the above


Explanation : Transverse, back and row pitch are all same. It is the distance b/w two consecutive rows of pitch.

A)
Tensile
B)
Shear
C)
Compression
D)
Each of the mentioned

Correct Answer :   Each of the mentioned


Explanation : Rivet may fail by shearing, plates between two rivets can undergo tensile failure and plates might fail by crushing.

A)
9mm
B)
8mm
C)
7mm
D)
6mm

Correct Answer :   9mm


Explanation : P=4x[τ x πd²/4].

A)
11.5mm
B)
10.4mm
C)
9.2mm
D)
8.6mm

Correct Answer :   10.4mm


Explanation : P=4x[d t σ].

A)
54.6mm
B)
76.66mm
C)
80.5mm
D)
79.5mm

Correct Answer :   80.5mm


Explanation : [w-2d]tσ=P.

180 .
The two plates are welded as shown below figure. It is an example of
A)
Parallel fillet weld
B)
Transverse fillet weld
C)
Parallel as well as transverse fillet weld
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Parallel as well as transverse fillet weld


Explaination : In two welds force acts parallel as well as perpendicular to the direction of weld.

A)
My/I
B)
My/2I
C)
2My/I
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   My/I

A)
125000 t
B)
250000 t
C)
tᵌ+2000t
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   250000 t


Explanation : I=[50tᵌ/12 + (50t)x50² ] x 2, ignoring tᵌ term.

A)
200/t
B)
230/t
C)
360/t
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   360/t


Explanation : σ=My/I or M=15000×120, y=50 and I=250000t.

A)
M/πtr²
B)
M/4πtr²
C)
Both (A) and (B)
D)
M/2πtr²

Correct Answer :   M/2Ï€tr²


Explanation : Stress=Mr/J, here J=2πtrᵌ[I(xx)+I(yy)].

185 .
The bracket welded to the vertical plate by means of two fillet welds. Calculate size of the welds if P=40kN, leg=4mm and e=400mm. Maximum permissible value of shear stress in the weld is 70N/mm².
A)
2.1mm
B)
1.7mm
C)
1.4mm
D)
3mm

Correct Answer :   2.1mm


Explaination : σ=My/I where y=250mm,I=2xtx500ᵌ/12 and τ₁=P/2xtx500.τ=√σ²+τ₁² or 104/t=70 and h=t/0.707.

A)
Shank
B)
Point
C)
Head
D)
Thread

Correct Answer :   Thread


Explanation : There aren’t any threads in rivets.

A)
Shank dia 20mm
B)
Head dia 20mm
C)
Both (A) and (B)
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Shank dia 20mm

A)
Lead
B)
Draw
C)
Pitch
D)
Portray

Correct Answer :   Draw


Explanation : Draw measures the amount of distance advancing after which spigot rests on socket.

A)
Drilling
B)
Equally expensive
C)
Punching
D)
Cannot be determined

Correct Answer :   Punching


Explanation : Drilling has more accuracy and is more expensive.

A)
Zero, infinity
B)
Minimum, minimum
C)
Maximum, minimum
D)
Minimum, maximum

Correct Answer :   Maximum, minimum


Explanation : Maximum diameter is in the middle portion while it is minimum at the ends.

A)
Shaf
B)
Axle
C)
Spindle
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Spindle

A)
Moving
B)
Moving or stationary
C)
Stationary
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Moving or stationary


Explanation : The axle may be stationary or rotate with the element.

A)
Tensile
B)
Shear
C)
Compressive
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Tensile


Explanation : Shafts are subjected to tensile forces.

A)
8M/πdᵌ
B)
16M/πdᵌ
C)
32M/πdᵌ
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   16M/Ï€dᵌ


Explanation : Stress=Mr/J where r=d/2 and J=πd⁴/64.

A)
8M/πdᵌ
B)
16M/πdᵌ
C)
32M/πdᵌ
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   32M/Ï€dᵌ


Explanation : Stress =My/I where y=d/2 and I=πd⁴/64.

A)
σ₁²+ σ₁σ₂ +σ₂²
B)
σ₁²- σ₁σ₂ +σ₂²
C)
√ (σ₁²+ σ₁σ₂ +σ₂²)
D)
√ (σ₁²- σ₁σ₂ +σ₂²)

Correct Answer :   √ (σ₁²- σ₁σ₂ +σ₂²)


Explanation : S(yt)=√[(σ₁ -σâ‚‚)²+(σâ‚‚ -σ₃)²+(σ₃ -σ₁)²]/2, for σ₃=0; expression a is obtained.

197 .
A muff coupling is connecting two shafts. The torque involved is 650N-m. The shaft diameter is 45mm with length and breadth of the key being 14mm and 80mm respectively. Find the shear stress induced in the key.
A)
25.8N/mm²
B)
30.2N/mm²
C)
34.4N/mm²
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   25.8N/mm²


Explaination : τ =2M/dbl.

A)
Circle
B)
Square
C)
Ellipse
D)
Rectangle

Correct Answer :   Ellipse


Explanation : S(yt)= √ (σ₁²- σ₁σâ‚‚ +σâ‚‚²) or S²(yt)= (σ₁²- σ₁σâ‚‚ +σâ‚‚²). This is an equation of ellipse.

199 .
A muff coupling is connecting two shafts. The torque involved is 650N-m. The shaft diameter is 45mm with length and height of the key being 14mm and 80mm respectively. Find the compressive stress induced in the key.
A)
45.5N/mm²
B)
51.6N/mm²
C)
70.1 N/mm²
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   51.6N/mm²


Explaination : σ=4M/dhl

A)
Distortion energy theory
B)
Maximum shear stress theory
C)
Both give equal values
D)
Vary from material to material

Correct Answer :   Distortion energy theory


Explanation : Maximum shear stress theory gives S(sy)=0.5S(yt) while Distortion energy theorem gives S(sy)=0.577(Syt).

A)
Ml/Gd⁴
B)
584Ml/Gd⁴
C)
292 Ml/Gd⁴
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   584Ml/Gd⁴


Explanation : θ=(180/π)xMl/GJ where J=πd⁴/32.

A)
X=30 Y=18
B)
X=18 Y=18
C)
X=18 Y=30
D)
X=30 Y=30

Correct Answer :   X=30 Y=18


Explanation : ASME Standard. The lesser value is taken among the two.

203 .
The layout of a shaft supported on bearings at A & B is shown. Power is supplied by means of a vertical belt on pulley B which is then transmitted to pulley C carrying a horizontal belt. The angle of wrap is 180’ and coefficient of friction is 0.3. Maximum permissible tension in the rope is 3kN. The radius of pulley at B & C is 300mm and 150mm. Calculate the tension in the rope of pulley C.
A)
6778.3N and 7765.3N
B)
5468.4N ad 8678.3N
C)
5948.15N and 2288.75N
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   5948.15N and 2288.75N


Explaination : (P₃-Pâ‚„)x150=549.3×1000 and P₃/Pâ‚„=2.6. Hence P₃=5948.15N and Pâ‚„=2288.75N.

A)
422 N/mm²
B)
268 N/mm²
C)
76 N/mm²
D)
72 N/mm²

Correct Answer :   72 N/mm²

A)
41.2mm
B)
38.8mm
C)
35.8mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   41.2mm


Explanation : d⁴=584Ml/Gθ.

A)
P(Sinθ+Cosθ)/hl
B)
Pcosθ(Sinθ+Cosθ)/hl
C)
PSinθ(Sinθ+Cosθ)/hl
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   PSinθ(Sinθ+Cosθ)/hl


Explanation : F=PSinθ and width=h/(Sinθ+Cosθ)

A)
P/hl
B)
1.21P/hl
C)
P/1.21hl
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   1.21P/hl


Explanation : τ= PSinθ(Sinθ+Cosθ)/hl, by maximising it θ=67.5’ and hence find corresponding τ.

A)
Hub
B)
Sleeve
C)
Both (A) and (B)
D)
Neither hub nor sleeve

Correct Answer :   Hub


Explanation : Sunk key fits halfway in the hub and halfway in the shaft.

A)
Axial
B)
Radial
C)
Eccentric
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Radial


Explanation : Woodruff key is a sunk key and doesn’t permit axial moment.

A)
10
B)
30
C)
45
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   45


Explanation : Pressure angle is 30’ and not 60’.

211 .
Determine the length of kennedy key required to transmit 1200N-m and allowable shear in the key is 40N/mm². The diameter of shaft and width of key can be taken as 40mm and 10mm respectively.
A)
36mm
B)
46mm
C)
49mm
D)
53mm

Correct Answer :   53mm


Explaination : l=M/[dbτ√2]

A)
60mm
B)
80mm
C)
100mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   100mm


Explanation : Dia=2.5d.

A)
140mm
B)
120mm
C)
100mm
D)
80mm

Correct Answer :   140mm


Explanation : L=3.5d.

A)
1102.8N
B)
1320.3N
C)
1400.3N
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   1102.8N

A)
5.4mm
B)
5.6mm
C)
5.9mm
D)
6.1mm

Correct Answer :   6.1mm


Explanation : d₁=.5d/√N.

A)
4.22N/mm²
B)
4.84N/mm²
C)
6.77N/mm²
D)
10.24N/mm²

Correct Answer :   4.84N/mm²


Explanation : τ=2M/πd²t.

217 .
Determine the diameter of the bolts used in rigid flange coupling if transmitted torque is 270N-m, pitch circle diameter=125mm and four bolts are emplace in the coupling. Permissible shear stress in the bolts is 70N/mm².
A)
3.6mm
B)
3.8mm
C)
4.0mm
D)
4.4mm

Correct Answer :   4.4mm


Explaination : d²=8M/πDNτ

218 .
If 8 bolts are emplaced in a clamp coupling with shaft diameter 80mm d, calculate the tensile force on each bolt if coefficient of friction is 0.3 and torque transmitted is 4000N-m.
A)
41666.7N
B)
45968.3N
C)
51234.4N
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   41666.7N


Explaination : P=2M/fdn

219 .
If 8 bolts are emplaced in a clamp coupling with shaft diameter 80mm d, calculate the diameter of each bolt if coefficient of friction is 0.3 and torque transmitted is 4000N-m. Permissible tensile stress is 80N/mm².
A)
21mm
B)
23mm
C)
25mm
D)
27mm

Correct Answer :   27mm


Explaination : Ax80=2M/fdn.

A)
2
B)
3
C)
4
D)
5

Correct Answer :   4


Explanation : If shaft diameter is between 40mm and 100mm, 4 bolts are used.

A)
Absorb shock
B)
Store energy
C)
Measure force
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : Spring can easily perform all the listed functions.

A)
Yes
B)
It is called middle leaf
C)
It is called master leaf
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   It is called master leaf


Explanation : It is called master leaf.

A)
They are high
B)
They are moderate
C)
They are negligible
D)
Cannot be determined

Correct Answer :   They are high


Explanation : If indexis <3 then stresses are high due to curvature effect.

A)
Free length
B)
Solid length
C)
Compressed length
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Solid length

A)
Inactive coils don’t support the load
B)
Active coils don’t support the load
C)
Both active and inactive support the load
D)
Both active and inactive don’t support the load

Correct Answer :   Inactive coils don’t support the load

A)
2
B)
4
C)
40/9
D)
40/11

Correct Answer :   40/9


Explanation : Pitch=Uncompressed length/N-1.

A)
21mm
B)
24mm
C)
27mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   24mm

228 .
A concentric spring consists of 2 sprigs of diameter 10mm and 4mm. The net force acting on the composite spring is 5000N. Find the force acting on each of the two springs.
A)
645.3N and 4354.7N
B)
786.4N and 4213.6N
C)
1232.2N and 3767.8N
D)
689.7N and 4310.3N

Correct Answer :   689.7N and 4310.3N


Explaination : P₁/Pâ‚‚=d₁²/dâ‚‚² and P₁+Pâ‚‚=5000.

A)
8 ML/Ebtᵌ
B)
12ML/Ebtᵌ
C)
16ML/Ebtᵌ
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   12ML/Ebtᵌ


Explanation : θ=ML/EI where I=btᵌ/12.

230 .
Calculate the bending stress induced in the strip of the helical spring. The spring is subjected to a moment of 1250N-mm with breadth and thickens of the strip being 11mm and 1.5mmm respectively.
A)
508.8N/mm²
B)
564.3N/mm²
C)
597.3N/mm²
D)
606.1N/mm²

Correct Answer :   606.1N/mm²

231 .
Two spring having stiffness constants of 22N/mm and 25N/mm are connected in parallel. They are to be replaced by a single spring to have same effect. The stiffness of that spring will be?
A)
3N/mm
B)
11.7N/mm
C)
47N/mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   47N/mm


Explaination : k=22+25

232 .
If the spring have same solid length and number of coils in the two springs are 8 and 10, then find the diameter of the spring with 8 coils. It is given diameter of spring with 10 coils is 12mm.
A)
9mm
B)
9.6mm
C)
12mm
D)
15mm

Correct Answer :   9mm


Explaination : N₁d₁=N₂d₂

A)
1.005
B)
1.175
C)
1.223
D)
1.545

Correct Answer :   1.005


Explanation : K=4C²-C-1/4C(C-1).

A)
0.78
B)
0.87
C)
1.87
D)
2.71

Correct Answer :   0.87


Explanation : K=4C²+C-1/4C(C+1)

A)
0
B)
1
C)
2
D)
3

Correct Answer :   0


Explanation : There are no inactive coils in plain ends.

A)
16PDN/Gdᵌ
B)
16PD²N/Gd⁴
C)
8PDN/Gdᵌ
D)
8PD²N/Gd⁴

Correct Answer :   16PD²N/Gd⁴


Explanation : θ=Ml/GJ where M=PD/2, l=πDN and J=πd⁴/32

A)
328PDᵌN/Gd⁴
B)
16PDᵌN/Gd⁴
C)
8PDᵌN/Gd⁴
D)
8PD²N/Gdᵌ

Correct Answer :   8PDᵌN/Gd⁴


Explanation : Deflection=θxD/2

238 .
A railway wagon moving with a speed of 1.5m/s is brought to rest by bumper consisting of two springs. Mass of wagon is 100kg. The springs are compressed by 125mm. Calculate the maximum force acting on each spring.
A)
1200N
B)
1400N
C)
1500N
D)
1800N

Correct Answer :   1800N


Explaination : mv²/2=Pxdeflection/2

239 .
Find total number coils in a spring having square and ground ends. Deflection in the spring is 6mm when load of 1100N is applied. Modulus of rigidity is 81370N/mm². Wire diameter and pitch circle diameter are 10mm and 50mm respectively.
A)
4
B)
5
C)
6
D)
7

Correct Answer :   7


Explaination : Deflection=8PDᵌN/Gd⁴ or N=4.4 or 5. Total coils=5+2(square grounded ends).

A)
1.2020
B)
1.2424
C)
1.2525
D)
1.5252

Correct Answer :   1.2525


Explanation : K=[4C-1/4C-4]+0.615/C.

A)
Yes
B)
No
C)
In some cases
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   No


Explanation : Bending stress in full length leaves is around 50% higher than graduated length leaves.

242 .
A leaf spring consists of 3 extra full length leaves and 14 graduated length leaves. The maximum force that can act on the spring is 70kN and the distance between eyes of the spring is 1.2m. Width and thickness of the leaves are 100mm and 12mm respectively. If modulus of elasticity is 207000N/mm², calculate the initial nip.
A)
22.5mm
B)
23.1mm
C)
24.9mm
D)
26.8mm

Correct Answer :   24.9mm


Explaination : C=2PLᵌ/Enbtᵌ where L=1.2/2, n=3+14,P=70/2.

243 .
A leaf spring consists of 3 extra full length leaves and 14 graduated length leaves. The maximum force that can act on the spring is 70kN and the distance between eyes of the spring is 1.2m. Width and thickness of the leaves are 100mm and 12mm respectively. Calculate the initial pre load required to close the nip.
A)
4332.2N
B)
4674.1N
C)
4985.4N
D)
Can’t be determined

Correct Answer :   4674.1N


Explaination : P=2x3x14x35000/17(3×3+2×14).

A)
Due to tensile
B)
Due to fatigue
C)
Due to bending
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Due to tensile


Explanation : Propagation is always due to tensile stresses.

A)
Half force
B)
Double force
C)
Same force
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Double force

A)
Only linear
B)
Linear as well as non linear
C)
Non-linear
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Linear as well as non linear


Explanation : Beliville spring can provide any linear or non-linear load deflection characteristics.

A)
Both being permanent joints
B)
Both being temporary joints
C)
No they are different type of joints
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   No they are different type of joints


Explanation : Clutch is a temporary joint while coupling is a permanent joint.

A)
Yes
B)
It is achieved by shear contact
C)
Major part is achieved by friction
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   It is achieved by shear contact


Explanation : Power transmission is achieved by interlocking of jaws or teeth.

249 .
A plate clutch consists of 1 pair of contacting surfaces. The inner and outer diameter of the friction disk is 100mm and 200mm respectively. The coefficient of friction is 0.2 and permissible intensity of pressure is 1.5N/mm². Assuming uniform wear theory, calculate the operating force in the clutch.
A)
12344N
B)
15546N
C)
23562N
D)
24543N

Correct Answer :   23562N


Explaination : P=πpd(D-d)/2

250 .
A plate clutch consists of 1 pair of contacting surfaces. The inner and outer diameter of the friction disk is 100mm and 200mm respectively. The coefficient of friction is 0.2 and permissible intensity of pressure is 1.5N/mm². Assuming uniform wear theory, calculate the torque transmitting capacity of the clutch.
A)
334.53N-m
B)
353.43N-m
C)
398.34N-m
D)
412.23N-m

Correct Answer :   353.43N-m


Explaination : P=πpd(D-d)/2 and M=μP(D+d)/4.

251 .
A plate clutch consists of 1 pair of contacting surfaces. The inner and outer diameter of the friction disk is 100mm and 200mm respectively. The coefficient of friction is 0.2 and permissible intensity of pressure is 1.5N/mm². Assuming uniform wear theory, calculate the power transmitting capacity of the clutch at 80rad/s.
A)
27kW
B)
32kW
C)
39kW
D)
44kW

Correct Answer :   44kW


Explaination : P= πp(D²-d²)/4 and M=μP(Dᵌ-dᵌ)/3(D²-d²).Power=Mxω.

A)
True
B)
False
C)
Can not say
D)
Belt is a flexible drive only

Correct Answer :   Belt is a flexible drive only

A)
Yes
B)
No
C)
Depends on external factrors
D)
Only after a particular threshold limit

Correct Answer :   No


Explanation : In case of overloading, belt slips over the pulley and hence protect it from the overload.

A)
No, trapezium
B)
No, circular
C)
No, spherical
D)
No, rectangular

Correct Answer :   No, trapezium


Explanation : They have trapezoidal cross section.

A)
Yes
B)
No they are very noisy
C)
They are not endless and hence not smooth motion
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Yes

A)
Both conical
B)
Both cylindrical
C)
Outer conical and inner cylindrical
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Both conical


Explanation : It consists of both inner and outer conical surfaces.

A)
By key only
B)
Only by spline
C)
By friction only
D)
By key, spline and friction

Correct Answer :   By key, spline and friction


Explanation : Power is transmitted via key, friction and spline.

A)
True
B)
Decreases
C)
Remains constant
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Decreases


Explanation : Torque transmitted is inversely proportional to the sin of the semi vertical angle.

259 .
Find number of contacting surfaces for a multi disk clutch plate transmitting torque of 10N-m and inner and outer diameters of friction lining are 70mm and 100mm respectively. The operating force is of magnitude 305N and coefficient of friction is 0.2.
A)
2
B)
3
C)
4
D)
5

Correct Answer :   4


Explaination : z=4M/μP(D+d)

A)
Radially inwards
B)
Radially upwards
C)
Radially outwards
D)
Radially downwards

Correct Answer :   Radially outwards


Explanation : It moves in radially outward direction.

261 .
A cone clutch transmits 24kW at 490rpm. The coefficient of friction is 0.2 and allowable intensity of pressure is 0.35N/mm². The semi cone angle is 12⁰. The outer diameter is fixed as 310mm.Assuming uniform wear theory; find the maximum torque which is transmitted.
A)
454.5N-m
B)
467.72N-m
C)
502.4N-m
D)
542.3N-m

Correct Answer :   467.72N-m


Explaination : M=Powerx10ᵌx60/2πN.

262 .
A cone clutch transmits 24kW at 490rpm. The coefficient of friction is 0.2 and allowable intensity of pressure is 0.35N/mm². The semi cone angle is 12⁰. The outer diameter is fixed as 310mm.Assuming uniform wear theory; calculate force required to engage clutch.
A)
2231.5N
B)
3241.5N
C)
3546.9N
D)
4354.5N

Correct Answer :   3241.5N


Explaination : P=4MSiná¼€/μ(D+d)

263 .
A cone clutch transmits 24kW at 490rpm. The coefficient of friction is 0.2 and allowable intensity of pressure is 0.35N/mm². The semi cone angle is 12⁰. The outer diameter is fixed as 310mm.Assuming uniform wear theory; find the face width of friction lining.
A)
48.1mm
B)
52.2mm
C)
56.8mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   48.1mm

A)
Layer
B)
Sediment
C)
Ply
D)
Segment

Correct Answer :   Ply

A)
They can be used at high velocities
B)
Limiting velocity is 20m/s
C)
They can’t be used at velocities 50m/s
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   They can be used at high velocities

A)
No due to instability
B)
Yes due to instability
C)
No due to stability
D)
Yes due to stability

Correct Answer :   Yes due to stability

A)
20m/s
B)
25m/s
C)
30m/s
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   20m/s


Explanation : v=πdn/60×1000

A)
By D
B)
By 3D
C)
By 4D
D)
By 5D

Correct Answer :   By D

A)
Potential
B)
Kinetic or potential
C)
No, potential
D)
Strain Energy

Correct Answer :   Kinetic or potential


Explanation : It can be either kinetic or potential.

A)
Yes both deals with pressure
B)
Yes both are concerned with electricity
C)
No, one deals with pressure and other with electricity
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   No, one deals with pressure and other with electricity


Explanation : Pneumatic brakes are operated by fluid pressure.

271 .
A solid cast iron disk of mass 1000kg is rotating at 350rpm. Diameter of the disk is 1m and time taken to come to stop the disk by brake is 1.6sec.Calculate energy absorbed by the brake if square of radius of gyration is 0.2.
A)
134.2kJ
B)
134.3kJ
C)
165.3kJ
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   134.3kJ

272 .
A solid cast iron disk of mass 1000kg is rotating at 350rpm. Diameter of the disk is 1m and time taken to come to stop the disk by brake is 1.6sec.Square of radius of gyration is 0.2. Calculate the average angular velocity during braking period.
A)
15.45rad/s
B)
17.32rad/s
C)
18.32rad/s
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   18.32rad/s


Explaination : ω(avg)=[ω()initial+ω(final)]/2.

273 .
A solid cast iron disk of mass 1000kg is rotating at 350rpm. Diameter of the disk is 1m and time taken to come to stop the disk by brake is 1.6sec.Square of radius of gyration is 0.2. Calculate the angle through which disk rotated during braking period.
A)
24.6rad
B)
27.5rad
C)
29.3rad
D)
32.4rad

Correct Answer :   29.3rad


Explaination : ω(avg)=[ω()initial+ω(final)]/2 and θ=ωt.

274 .
A solid cast iron disk of mass 1000kg is rotating at 350rpm. Diameter of the disk is 1m and time taken to come to stop the disk by brake is 1.6sec.Square of radius of gyration is 0.2. Calculate the torque capacity of the brake.
A)
4583.6N-m
B)
812.4N-m
C)
612.4N-m
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   4583.6N-m

A)
2334.62N
B)
2857.14N
C)
3443.42N
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   3443.42N


Explanation : N=M/μR

A)
3345W
B)
4456W
C)
4987W
D)
5969W

Correct Answer :   5969W


Explanation : Heat=Frictional forcexaverage velocity.

A)
289.5mm
B)
314.3mm
C)
321.5mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   314.3mm


Explanation : h=4Rsinθ/2θ+sin2θwhere θ=100/2.

278 .
A pivoted double block brake has a drum radius of 280mm with two shoes subtending an angle of 100⁰. Maximum pressure intensity is 0.5N/mm². If the width of friction lining is 90mm, find the reaction at pivot in horizontal direction. Assume coefficient of friction as 0.2.
A)
1720N
B)
2113N
C)
2870N
D)
3440N

Correct Answer :   3440N


Explaination : R(y)=μRwp(2θ+sin2θ)/2

279 .
A pivoted double block brake has a drum radius of 280mm with two shoes subtending an angle of 100⁰. Maximum pressure intensity is 0.5N/mm². If the width of friction lining is 90mm, find the reaction at pivot in horizontal direction. Assume coefficient of friction as 0.2.
A)
16789N
B)
17200N
C)
21123N
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   17200N


Explaination : R(x)=Rwp(2θ+sin2θ)/2.

A)
174.8⁰
B)
167.8⁰
C)
159.3⁰
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   174.8⁰


Explanation : á½°=180 – 2sin¯¹(D-d/2C).

A)
4.66m
B)
5.26m
C)
6.5m
D)
6.94m

Correct Answer :   6.94m


Explanation : L=2C + π(D+d)/2 + (D-d)²/4C.

A)
1.01
B)
1.02
C)
1.03
D)
1.04

Correct Answer :   1.02


Explanation : á½°=180 – 2sin¯¹(D-d/2C). Factor=1+ (1.04-1)(180-174.8)/(180-170).

283 .
If tensions in the belt are P₁ and Pâ‚‚, then find P₁-mv²/Pâ‚‚-mv². Contact angle for smaller pulley is 156⁰, Groove angle is 36⁰ and coefficient of friction is 0.2.
A)
4.66
B)
5.36
C)
5.83
D)
6.21

Correct Answer :   5.83


Explaination : P₁-mv²/Pâ‚‚-mv²=e^(fá½°/sinθ/2).

284 .
If belt tension in the two sides is 730N and 140N and belt is moving with a velocity of 10m/s, calculate the power transmitted.
A)
4.5kW
B)
5.9kW
C)
6.2kW
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   5.9kW

A)
True
B)
It has a constant value
C)
It is max at v=infinity
D)
It is velocity independent

Correct Answer :   It is max at v=infinity


Explanation : P₁-mv²/Pâ‚‚-mv²=e^(fa/sinθ/2). Hence belt tension is maximum when v=0.

A)
True
B)
No, it is generally recommended
C)
No variation in output speeds
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   No, it is generally recommended


Explanation : There is no variation in output speed in case of ribbed V belts.

A)
It is independent
B)
Inversely proportion to vertical distance
C)
Proportional to vertical distance linearly
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Proportional to vertical distance linearly


Explanation : It is proportional to the vertical distance linearly.

A)
True
B)
No, it varies with increase in speed linearly
C)
It decreases with increase in speed linearly
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   True


Explanation : Coefficient of friction is constant in these types of brakes.

A)
Yes
B)
No
C)
Very much maintenance is required
D)
Depends on the working environment

Correct Answer :   Yes


Explanation : Very little maintenance is required as there is less wear.

291 .
Moment of normal force and frictional forces about the pivot axis are 640000N-mm and 250000N-mm respectively. If force acts at a distance of 190mm from the pivoted point, calculate the actuating force.
A)
1078.6N
B)
2052.6N
C)
3223.5N
D)
4454.5N

Correct Answer :   2052.6N


Explaination : P=M(n)-M(f)/C.

A)
True
B)
Wear might lead to self-locking
C)
Brakes are never self-locked
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Wear might lead to self-locking

A)
One end
B)
Neither end
C)
Both the ends
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Both the ends


Explanation : In differential, neither end of the brake passes through fulcrum.

A)
Yes
B)
It has simple construction
C)
It has simple constructions but large number of parts
D)
It has complicated construction but small number of parts

Correct Answer :   It has simple construction


Explanation : Band brake has simple construction with small number of parts.

A)
Little
B)
Zero
C)
Much
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Little


Explanation : There is relatively less maintenance required as there are small number of parts and hence chances of brake going out of order is less.

A)
increases
B)
decreases
C)
remains same
D)
Can’t be determined

Correct Answer :   Can’t be determined


Explanation : Coeffecient of friction varies inversely with the temperature.

A)
They can be used
B)
Poor efficiency in opposite direction
C)
Both (A) and (B)
D)
No they are effective for one direction of motion only

Correct Answer :   No they are effective for one direction of motion only


Explanation : Disk brakes are equally effective for both direction of motion.

A)
Yes
B)
No, it is intermediate between belt and gear drive
C)
It is superior to gear drive
D)
It is inferior to gear drive

Correct Answer :   No, it is intermediate between belt and gear drive


Explanation : Chain drive is intermediate between belt drive and gear drive.

A)
It is always <40%
B)
It is about 50%
C)
It is about 75%
D)
It is about 96-98%

Correct Answer :   It is about 96-98%


Explanation : Maximum achievable efficiency is around 96-98%.

A)
Yes
B)
No, it can never be constant
C)
It is constant above a particular value
D)
Can’t be stated

Correct Answer :   No, it can never be constant


Explanation : Velocity isn’t constant in chain drive which results in non-uniform speed of the driven shaft.

A)
4mm
B)
6.35mm
C)
12.7mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   6.35mm


Explanation : Pitch=[04/16]x25.4mm.

A)
True
B)
No, it is only a slip phenomenon
C)
No, it is only a stick phenomenon
D)
Can't be stated

Correct Answer :   True


Explanation : During high tension, welds are formed at the high spot of contacting area which are subsequently broken due to relative motion.

A)
True
B)
Ride up
C)
Ride out
D)
Ride down

Correct Answer :   Ride out


Explanation : Wear causes ride out of chain.

A)
Odd
B)
Even
C)
Multiple of 3
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Even


Explanation : The odd number of teeth are meshed with even number of links.

A)
Odd
B)
Even
C)
Odd or Even
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Odd


Explanation : Number of links are even while number of teeth on the sprocket are odd.

A)
5.1m/s
B)
5.6m/s
C)
5.8m/s
D)
6.3m/s

Correct Answer :   6.3m/s


Explanation : v=zpn/60×1000

A)
No circular
B)
No hyperbolic
C)
No trapezoidal
D)
Yes rectangular

Correct Answer :   No trapezoidal


Explanation : They have a trapezoidal profile.

308 .
If centre distance for a chain drive is 750mm with number of teeth on the driving and driven sprockets being 40 and 20 respectively, then calculate the number of links required. Given: Pitch is taken as 19mm.
A)
109
B)
110
C)
111
D)
112

Correct Answer :   110


Explaination : 2(a/p) + (z₁+zâ‚‚)/2 +( zâ‚‚- z₁/2π)²xp/a.

A)
102.66mm
B)
105.33mm
C)
109.36mm
D)
112.33mm

Correct Answer :   109.36mm


Explanation : D=p/sin(180/z).

A)
10
B)
11
C)
40
D)
41

Correct Answer :   40


Explanation : n₁z₁=n₂z₂.

A)
Holding shaft in a correct position
B)
Transmit the force of the shaft to the frame
C)
Ensure free rotation of shaft with minimum friction
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : Bearings are used for all the above listed purposes.

A)
Thrust
B)
Radial
C)
Transversal
D)
Longitudinal

Correct Answer :   Thrust


Explanation : Thrust bearing supports load acting along axis of shaft.

A)
Toughness
B)
Modulus of elasticity
C)
Resilience
D)
Modulus of plasticity

Correct Answer :   Modulus of elasticity


Explanation : Stiffness is the ability of material to resist deformation under external load. Hence it is measured by modulus of elasticity.

A)
Can’t be determined
B)
Comparatively larger
C)
Comparatively smaller
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Comparatively larger


Explanation : Convex flank on one tooth meets with concave on the other thus increasing the contact area.

A)
Epicycloid gear
B)
Hypocycloid curve
C)
Both hypocycloid curve and epicycloid curve
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Both hypocycloid curve and epicycloid curve


Explanation : It consist of both and thus are hard to manufacture.

A)
Variable
B)
zero
C)
Constant
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Variable


Explanation : Cycloidal teeth consist of two profiles.

A)
0.2
B)
0.4
C)
5
D)
10

Correct Answer :   0.2


Explanation : Module is the inverse of diameteral pitch.

A)
Yes
B)
They create very less noise
C)
Depends on the application
D)
No reference frame for comparison is mentioned

Correct Answer :   They create very less noise


Explanation : They create very less noise due to point contact.

A)
True
B)
It has line contact
C)
It has surface contact
D)
No it has point contact and hence low rigidity

Correct Answer :   No it has point contact and hence low rigidity


Explanation : Due to point contact, rigidity is not so good.

A)
Yes
B)
Can’t be stated
C)
Little tolerance is adjusted
D)
Little tolerance is necessary

Correct Answer :   Yes


Explanation : There is no tolerance of misalignment.

A)
Thrust ball bearings
B)
Cylinder roller bearing
C)
Angular contact bearing
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : All of these require précised alignment.

A)
Taper roller bearing
B)
Cylindrical Roller bearing
C)
Thrust ball bearing
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Thrust ball bearing


Explanation : There is no inclination in the line of reaction and hence only thrust loads can be carried.

A)
Axial loads
B)
Thrust loads
C)
Both axial and thrust loads
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Both axial and thrust loads


Explanation : The line of reaction makes an angle with the axis of bearing and hence both type of loads can be carried.

324 .
If centre distance between the two gears on same shaft is unequal to the centre distance on the other two gears on the second shaft, then this gear train is called reverted gear train.
A)
True
B)
False
C)
Can not say
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   False


Explaination : The centre distance is equal in both the shafts.

A)
Epicyclic gear train
B)
Kepler gear train
C)
Reverted gear train
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Epicyclic gear train


Explanation : Definition of epicyclic gear train.

A)
Crank is called sun carrier
B)
Fixed gear is called sun gear
C)
Rotating gear are called earth gear
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Fixed gear is called sun gear


Explanation : Rotating gears are called planet gears.

A)
Stationary
B)
Rotating at rpm<5
C)
Rotating at rpm<10
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Stationary


Explanation : As name suggests, static load means load during stationary position of the shaft.

A)
C=kd²z/15
B)
C=kd²z/10
C)
C=kd²z/5
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   C=kd²z/5


Explanation : C=(1/5)zP and P=kd².

A)
Radial factor
B)
Thrust factor
C)
Both (A) and (B)
D)
Race rotation factor

Correct Answer :   Race rotation factor


Explanation : It represent race rotation factor which depends upon whether inner race is rotating or outer race.

A)
In-out
B)
Stick-slip
C)
Fatigue
D)
Fracture

Correct Answer :   Stick-slip


Explanation : Alternative welding and shearing takes place.

A)
Corrosive
B)
Pitting
C)
Abrasive
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   Corrosive


Explanation : Extreme pressure elements in EP additives are added in lubricating oils.

A)
Light series
B)
Heavy series
C)
Medium series
D)
Extra light series

Correct Answer :   Medium series


Explanation : 1- Extra light series,2-Light series,3-Medium series,4-heavy series.

A)
42.21kN
B)
37.29kN
C)
35.22kN
D)
26.33kN

Correct Answer :   37.29kN


Explanation : C=4000x(810)â…“

A)
810 h
B)
850h
C)
850 million rev
D)
810 million rev

Correct Answer :   810 million rev


Explanation : L=60x1500x9000/10⁶ million rev.

A)
Large size of dedendum
B)
Overlapping of tooth profiles
C)
Meshing of involute and no-involute profiles
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : In some cases, portion of tooth below base circle is not involute due to large dedendum. This leads to overlapping of involute portion of teeth with the non-involute portion of the teeth.

A)
Other name for interference
B)
Amount by which engaging tooth thickness exceeds the tooth space
C)
Difference in the width of tooth space and engaging tooth thickness
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Difference in the width of tooth space and engaging tooth thickness


Explanation : Backlash is the amount by which tooth space exceeds the engaging tooth thickness.

A)
Module
B)
Centre distance
C)
Diameteral pitch
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : Module and diameteral pitch are the same thing, and centre distance is also a factor while deciding the magnitude of the backlash.

A)
t₁ < t₂
B)
t₁ > t₂
C)
t₁ = t₂
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   t₁ < tâ‚‚


Explanation : Backlash=Tooth space-tooth thickness, greater the backlash lower is the tooth thickness.

A)
Not
B)
Completely
C)
Partially
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Completely

A)
Rolling, Axial
B)
Sliding, Radial
C)
Sliding, Axial
D)
Rolling, Radial

Correct Answer :   Sliding, Radial


Explanation : This is how journal bearing works. It derives its name from the portion of the shaft inside the bearing.

A)
True
B)
Journal radius is kept smaller
C)
Journal radius is kept larger
D)
Can’t be determined

Correct Answer :   Journal radius is kept smaller

A)
True
B)
Shear load
C)
Thrust load
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Thrust load


Explanation : It is a thrust bearing in which shaft end is in contact with bearing surface.

A)
Hydrostatic
B)
Hydrodynamic
C)
Both are equally preferred
D)
Cannot be determined

Correct Answer :   Hydrostatic


Explanation : High load capacity, no starting friction and no rubbing action.

A)
1
B)
2
C)
3
D)
4

Correct Answer :   3


Explanation : 14.5⁰ full depth involute system, 20⁰ full depth involute system and 20⁰ stub involute system.

A)
True
B)
False
C)
Can not say
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   True


Explanation : They have shorter addendum and shorter dedendum.

A)
1.75mm
B)
1.25mm
C)
2.5mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   1.25mm


Explanation : C = 0.25m = 0.25x5mm = 1.25mm.

A)
5.44mm
B)
6.23mm
C)
7.854mm
D)
8.16mm

Correct Answer :   7.854mm


Explanation : T = 1.5708xm = 1.5708x5mm = 7.854mm.

A)
269mm
B)
283mm
C)
305mm
D)
350mm

Correct Answer :   350mm


Explanation : C = m(z(p)+z(g))/2.
C = 5(25 + 115)/2 => 700/2 => 350mm.

A)
95mm
B)
105mm
C)
115mm
D)
125mm

Correct Answer :   125mm


Explanation : D = 5×25 = 125mm.

A)
31mm
B)
254mm
C)
475mm
D)
575mm

Correct Answer :   575mm


Explanation : D = 5×115 = 575mm.

A)
4.75mm
B)
5.6mm
C)
6.25mm
D)
6.68mm

Correct Answer :   6.25mm


Explanation : H = 1.25xm = 1.25x5mm = 6.25mm.

A)
Yes
B)
It is internal resisting force
C)
It is not offered but exerted on the fluids
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   It is internal resisting force


Explanation : It is an internal resisting force.

A)
86.32SUS
B)
87.55SUS
C)
40.25SUS
D)
400SUS

Correct Answer :   87.55SUS


Explanation : z=0.22t-[180/t] where t=400.

A)
VI=20
B)
VI=30
C)
VI=40
D)
VI=50

Correct Answer :   VI=50


Explanation : Greater the VI, lesser is the rate of change w.r.t temperature.

A)
Frictional torque is given by fpr²l
B)
Bearing is subjected to light load
C)
Is used to find coefficient of friction
D)
Shaft is considered concentric with the bearing

Correct Answer :   Frictional torque is given by fpr²l


Explanation : M=fWr=f(2prl)r, W=projected area of bearing x pressure.

356 .
For a hydrostatic thrust bearing, Thrust load=450kN, shaft speed=730rpm, shaft diameter=450mm, recess diameter=310mm,film thickness=0.15mm,viscosity of lubricant=160SUS and specific gravity=0.86.
Calculate frictional power loss.
A)
4.2kW
B)
2.3kW
C)
3.56kW
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   3.56kW


Explaination : kW=µn²(225⁴-155⁴)/hx58.05×10⁶.

357 .
For a hydrostatic thrust bearing, Thrust load=450kN, shaft speed=730rpm, shaft diameter=450mm, recess diameter=310mm, film thickness=0.15mm, viscosity of lubricant=160SUS and specific gravity=0.86.

Calculate flow requirement
A)
0.89l/s
B)
28.8l/min
C)
38.94l/min
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   38.94l/min


Explaination : Q=πPhᵌ/6µln(225/155) whereµ=z/10⁹ and z=0.86x[0.22×160-180/160]. µ=29.3 x 10¯â¹N-s/mm².

A)
True
B)
Increase with increase in speed
C)
Decrease with increase in speed
D)
Disappear as the speed tends to infinty

Correct Answer :   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.

A)
Spur Gears
B)
Helical Gears
C)
Both have equal noises
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Helical Gears

A)
Normal Module
B)
Insufficient information
C)
Transverse Module
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Transverse Module


Explanation : Normal Module=Transverse modulexCos(helix angle).

361 .
A pair of parallel helical gears consist of 15 teeth pinion meshing with a 40 teeth gear. The helix angle is 22⁰ and normal pressure angle 19⁰. The normal module is taken as 4mm. Calculate the transverse module.
A)
3.7mm
B)
3.9mm
C)
4.1mm
D)
4.3mm

Correct Answer :   4.3mm


Explaination : m=4/Cos(22⁰).

362 .
A pair of parallel helical gears consist of 15 teeth pinion meshing with a 40 teeth gear. The helix angle is 22⁰ and normal pressure angle 19⁰. The normal module is taken as 4mm. Calculate the transverse pressure angle in degrees.
A)
20.4
B)
19.6
C)
18.4
D)
17.9

Correct Answer :   20.4


Explaination : tanᾰ=tan(19⁰)/Cos(22⁰).

363 .
A pair of parallel helical gears consist of 15 teeth pinion meshing with a 40 teeth gear. The helix angle is 22⁰ and normal pressure angle 19⁰. The normal module is taken as 4mm. Calculate the pitch circle diameter of pinion.
A)
52.6mm
B)
56.6mm
C)
64.7mm
D)
68.8mm

Correct Answer :   64.7mm


Explaination : d=zxm/Cos(22)

A)
93.26N
B)
200N
C)
215.6N
D)
302.5N

Correct Answer :   93.26N


Explanation : P(a)=200xtan(25).

365 .
A pair of parallel helical gears consist of 15 teeth pinion meshing with a 40 teeth gear. The helix angle is 22⁰ and normal pressure angle 19⁰. The normal module is taken as 4mm. Calculate the dedendum circle diameter of the pinion.
A)
54.7mm
B)
59.2mm
C)
64.5mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   54.7mm


Explaination : D(f)=m[z/Cos(22) – 2.5].

366 .
A pair of parallel helical gears consist of 15 teeth pinion meshing with a 40 teeth gear. The helix angle is 22⁰ and normal pressure angle 19⁰. The normal module is taken as 4mm. Calculate the centre distance.
A)
145.4mm
B)
132.6mm
C)
125.4mm
D)
118.65mm

Correct Answer :   118.65mm


Explaination : C=Sum of diameter of pinion and gear/2.

367 .
A pair of parallel helical gears consist of 15 teeth pinion meshing with a 40 teeth gear. The helix angle is 22⁰ and normal pressure angle 19⁰. The normal module is taken as 4mm. Calculate the pitch circle diameter of the gear.
A)
142.6mm
B)
172.6mm
C)
180.3mm
D)
202.4mm

Correct Answer :   172.6mm


Explaination : d=zxm/Cos(22)

A)
True
B)
False
C)
Can not say
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   False


Explanation : A single transverse weld is not preferred because the edge of the plate which is not welded can warp out of shape.

A)
6 is to be replaced by 3
B)
6 is to be replaced by 9
C)
6 is to be replaced by 12
D)
6 is to be replaced by 15

Correct Answer :   6 is to be replaced by 12


Explanation : It is givenby ∆pbhᵌ/12µl.

A)
0.74
B)
0.88
C)
1.44
D)
1.57

Correct Answer :   1.57


Explanation : Ratio factor Q=2×90/90+25.

A)
0.64N/mm²
B)
0.88N/mm²
C)
1.08N/mm²
D)
2.66N/mm²

Correct Answer :   1.08N/mm²


Explanation : K=0.16x[BHN/100]²

372 .
A pair of helical gears consist of 25 teeth pinion gear meshing with a 90 teeth gear. Calculate the wear strength If surface hardness is 260BHN. Also face width=35mm, module=4mm and helix angle=25⁰.
A)
443.5N
B)
1014.2N
C)
3245.6N
D)
7971.9N

Correct Answer :   7971.9N


Explaination : S=bQdK/cos²Æœ where Æœ=25⁰, d=zm/cosÆœ, Q=2×90/90+25, K=0.16x[BHN/100]².

373 .
A pair of helical gears consist of 25 teeth pinion gear meshing with a 90 teeth gear. Calculate the tangential force If surface hardness is 260BHN. Also face width=35mm, module=4mm and helix angle=25⁰. The velocity of operation is 3.5m/s and service factor 1.5.
A)
3983.7
B)
3226.5N
C)
2012.6N
D)
1136.5N

Correct Answer :   3983.7


Explaination : S=1.5xP/C where C=5.6/5.6+√v and S=bQdK/cos²Æœ where Æœ=25⁰, d=zm/cosÆœ, Q=2×90/90+25, K=0.16x[BHN/100]².

374 .
A herringbone speed reducer consist of 20 teeth pinion driving a 100 teeth gear. The normal module of gear is 2mm. The face width of each half is 30mm and Lewis factor is 0.4. If permissible bending stress is 500N/mm², then calculate the beam strength.
A)
8000N
B)
10000N
C)
12000N
D)
15000N

Correct Answer :   12000N


Explaination : S=mbσY

A)
3⁰
B)
17⁰
C)
20⁰
D)
37⁰

Correct Answer :   37⁰


Explanation : For same hand of helix, shaft angle=sum of helix angles of two gears

376 .
A herringbone speed reducer consist of 20 teeth pinion driving a 100 teeth gear. The normal module of gear is 2mm. The face width of each half is 30mm and Lewis factor is 0.4. Calculate the material constant K if surface hardness is 400BHN.
A)
1.25 N/mm²
B)
2.56N/mm
C)
3.25N/mm²
D)
4.05 N/mm²

Correct Answer :   3.25N/mm²


Explaination : K=0.16x[BHN/100]²

377 .
A herringbone speed reducer consist of 20 teeth pinion driving a 100 teeth gear. The normal module of gear is 2mm. The face width of each half is 30mm and Lewis factor is 0.4. Calculate the ratio factor Q.
A)
1.2
B)
1.4
C)
1.5
D)
1.7

Correct Answer :   1.7


Explaination : Q=2×100/100+20

A)
Bevel Gear
B)
Spur Gear
C)
Helical Gear
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Bevel Gear


Explanation : Bevel gears are used for power transmission in case of intersecting shafts

A)
Variable angular velocity ratio
B)
They have constant angular velocity ratio
C)
Infinitely small angular velocity ratio
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   They have constant angular velocity ratio


Explanation : Two gear are said to have conjugate motion and tooth profiles are said to have conjugate curves if they have constant angular velocity ratio

A)
Parallel shafts only
B)
Intersecting shafts only
C)
Both intersection and parallel shafts
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Parallel shafts only

A)
Radial
B)
Thrust
C)
Radial and thrust
D)
Neither radial nor thrust

Correct Answer :   Radial and thrust


Explanation : Bevel gears have the shape of a truncated cone and tooth is cut straight or spiral.

382 .
For a constant velocity ratio, the common normal to the tooth profile at point of contact must pass through a continuously variable point.
A)
True
B)
It pass through a fixed point
C)
Constant velocity ratio isn’t required, hence variable point is preferred
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   It pass through a fixed point


Explaination : It must pass through a fixed point called pitch to maintain a constant velocity ratio.

A)
Spur
B)
Bevel
C)
Worm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Worm


Explanation : For high speed reduction ratio, worm gears are recommended.

A)
True
B)
Greater the gearbox
C)
Size of gearbox remains unaffected
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Greater the gearbox


Explanation : Greater velocity leads to increase in size of gear wheel which results in size of gearbox.

A)
True
B)
No, vibration problem
C)
No, noise problem
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   No, noise problem


Explanation : They produce a lot of noise while working.

A)
Spiral bevel gears
B)
Straight bevel gears
C)
Equal for straight and spiral
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Spiral bevel gears


Explanation : Spiral bevel gear has smooth engagement which results in quieter operation.

A)
<90
B)
>90
C)
=90
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   >90


Explanation : Application of crown gear according to its structure.

A)
Rotary
B)
Sliding
C)
Turning
D)
Combination of turning and sliding

Correct Answer :   Combination of turning and sliding


Explanation : There is turning as well as sliding motion.

A)
Curved teeth
B)
Efficiency of 97%
C)
Mounted on non -parallel non intersecting shafts
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : It has curved teeth and are mounted on non-parallel non intersecting shafts with efficiency of 96-98%.

A)
True
B)
No, larger contact ratio
C)
Zero contact
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   No, larger contact ratio


Explanation : Zerol gears have more gradual contact and slighter larger contact ratio.

A)
5
B)
6
C)
7
D)
8

Correct Answer :   5


Explanation : The permissible helix angle is 6⁰ and hence there should be at least five threads i.e. 30/6.

A)
40mm
B)
80mm
C)
156mm
D)
200mm

Correct Answer :   156mm


Explanation : C=m(q+z)/2 where m=6mm, q=12 and z=40.

A)
750N
B)
3000N
C)
1500N
D)
1500√2 N

Correct Answer :   1500N


Explanation : P₂(axial)=P₁(tangential)

A)
190.44mm
B)
220.5mm
C)
246.4mm
D)
251.7mm

Correct Answer :   251.7mm


Explanation : d(t)=m[z+4cosϒ-2] where ϒ=9.46⁰ is the lead angle. tanϒ=2/12, z=40 and m=6mm

A)
5⁰
B)
7⁰
C)
12⁰
D)
17⁰

Correct Answer :   17⁰


Explanation : Face angle=pitch angle+ addendum angle

A)
3
B)
4
C)
6
D)
12

Correct Answer :   6


Explanation : Formative number=2r/m.

A)
2
B)
3
C)
4
D)
5

Correct Answer :   2


Explanation : 12/z = 2×12/4.

A)
28.14⁰
B)
35.54⁰
C)
36.22⁰
D)
63.22⁰

Correct Answer :   35.54⁰


Explanation : tanϒ=D(p)/D(g)=150/210.

A)
56.35mm
B)
58.69mm
C)
64.83mm
D)
66.57mm

Correct Answer :   64.83mm


Explanation : r=(Dp/2)-(bsinϒ/2)

400 .
Calculate the radial component of gear tooth force if power transmitted is 6kW and diameters of pinion and gear are 150mm and 210 mm with face width of tooth being 35mm. Power is transmitted at 3000rpm. Also pressure angle is 20⁰.
A)
332.6N
B)
489.2N
C)
739.2N
D)
996.6N

Correct Answer :   739.2N


Explaination : P radial=P tangential x[tan20 Cos ϒ]

401 .
Calculate the axial component of gear tooth force if power transmitted is 6kW and diameters of pinion and gear are 150mm and 210 mm with face width of tooth being 35mm. Power is transmitted at 3000rpm. Also pressure angle is 20⁰.
A)
448.21N
B)
528.06N
C)
660.05N
D)
886.6N

Correct Answer :   528.06N


Explaination : P radial=P tangential x[tan20 Sin ϒ]

A)
Reduce amplitude of speed fluctuations
B)
Reduce power capacity of the electric motor
C)
Store and release energy during work cycle
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : Flywheel provides uniform motion by storing energy during idle positions and using this at actual operational time and thus reducing the power capacity of the electric motor.

A)
Split flywheel
B)
Solid flywheel
C)
Both have equal stresses
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Split flywheel


Explanation : The arms are free in split flywheel to contract and hence are better for stress reduction.

A)
Flywheel
B)
Governor
C)
Both flywheel and governor
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Governor


Explanation : Governor is used to control the mean speed and if mean speed is held constant then the governor will not operate.

A)
Accelerated
B)
Decelerated
C)
Constant velocity
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Accelerated


Explanation : I[dω/dt]=Driving torque-load torque.

A)
Wear
B)
Abrasive
C)
Beam
D)
Corrosive

Correct Answer :   Beam


Explanation : According to Lewis equation, Beam strength=product of module, face width of elemental section, permissible bending stress and Lewis form factor.

A)
Axial
B)
Radial
C)
Both (A) and (B)
D)
Tangential

Correct Answer :   Tangential


Explanation : Beam strength is analysed by using the pitch radius at the larger end of the tooth.

A)
Lewis
B)
Rayleigh
C)
Newtonian
D)
Buckingham

Correct Answer :   Buckingham


Explanation : Bevel gear is considered to be equivalent to a formative spur gear in a plane which is perpendicular to the large end and hence Buckingham equation is applied.

A)
0.55
B)
0.66
C)
1.55
D)
1.66

Correct Answer :   0.55


Explanation : C=6/6+v

A)
3N/mm²
B)
2.56N/mm²
C)
1.44N/mm²
D)
0.98N/mm²

Correct Answer :   2.56N/mm²


Explanation : K=0.16x[BHN/100]²

411 .
Calculate the wear strength for a pair of bevel gears having face width=20mm, module=5mm, No of teeth on pinion and gear 25 and 40 respectively and PCD of pinion=75mm.
A)
3668.5N
B)
4884.5N
C)
4117.3N
D)
5126.6N

Correct Answer :   4884.5N


Explaination : S=0.75xbxQxDxK/Cos ϒ. Tan ϒ=25/40 or ϒ=32⁰. Q=2×40/ [40+25xtan(32)] K=0.16x[BHN/100]².

A)
2236N
B)
2889N
C)
3152N
D)
3662N

Correct Answer :   3152N


Explanation : Effective load=1.4×1180 + 1500.

A)
0.33
B)
0.44
C)
1.33
D)
1.44

Correct Answer :   0.33


Explanation : C=2[(Max-Min)/(Max+Min)]

A)
0.33
B)
0.44
C)
3.99
D)
3.03

Correct Answer :   3.03


Explanation : C=1.Coeffecient of fluctuation of speed.

A)
PD/4t
B)
PD/2t
C)
2PD/t
D)
4PD/t

Correct Answer :   PD/2t


Explanation : Considering equilibrium in half portion of cylinder of unit length, DP=2σt.

A)
PD/2t
B)
2PD/t
C)
PD/4t
D)
4PD/t

Correct Answer :   PD/4t


Explanation : Considering equilibrium PxπD²/4=σxπDt.

417 .
A seamless cylinder of storage capacity of 0.03mᵌis subjected to an internal pressure of 21MPa. The ultimate strength of material of cylinder is 350N/mm².Determine the length of the cylinder if it is twice the diameter of the cylinder.
A)
270mm
B)
350mm
C)
400mm
D)
540mm

Correct Answer :   540mm


Explaination : 0.03=πd²L/4 and L=2d.

418 .
A seamless cylinder of storage capacity of 0.03mᵌis subjected to an internal pressure of 21MPa. The ultimate strength of material of cylinder is 350N/mm².Determine the thickness of the cylinder if it is twice the diameter of the cylinder.
A)
4mm
B)
8mm
C)
12mm
D)
16mm

Correct Answer :   8mm


Explaination : t=PD/2σ.

419 .
The piston rod of a hydraulic cylinder exerts an operating force of 10kN. The allowable stress in the cylinder is 45N/mm². Calculate the thickness of the cylinder using Lame’s equation. Diameter of the cylinder is 40mm and pressure in cylinder is 10MPa.
A)
2.05mm
B)
4.2mm
C)
5.07mm
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   5.07mm


Explaination : t=D/2[√[σ+ P /σ-P] -1 ]

A)
1
B)
2
C)
3
D)
4

Correct Answer :   2


Explanation : Dry liners and wet liners.

A)
6mm
B)
7mm
C)
12mm
D)
Information not sufficient

Correct Answer :   7mm


Explanation : t=0.045D + 1.6.

A)
2.2mm
B)
3.6mm
C)
4.8mm
D)
6mm

Correct Answer :   3.6mm


Explanation : t= 0.03D to 0.035D.

A)
36mm
B)
32mm
C)
28mm
D)
24mm

Correct Answer :   28mm


Explanation : r=d+6 to 1.5d i.e. 26mm to 30mm.

A)
2.56mm
B)
4.26mm
C)
5.25mm
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   All of the above


Explanation : p=t/3 to 3t/4, where t= thickness of cylinder wall=7mm.

A)
7.8mm
B)
8.8mm
C)
10.2mm
D)
12mm

Correct Answer :   8.8mm


Explanation : q=1.2t to 1.4t

A)
Pre
B)
Post
C)
Over
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Pre


Explanation : It is a pre stressing phenomenon to improve pressure capacity.

A)
2 jackets
B)
2 cylinders
C)
Cylinder and a jacket
D)
At least two cylinders

Correct Answer :   Cylinder and a jacket


Explanation : Inner diameter of jacket increase and outer diameter of cylinder decreases when the jacket is heated.

429 .
A high pressure cylinder consists of a steel tube with inner and outer diameters 30 and 60mm respectively. It is jacketed by an outer steel tube, having an outer diameter of 90mm. Maximum principal stress induced is 80N/mm². Calculate the radial stresses due to shrink shift in jacket.
A)
-1.824[(45/r) ² – 1]
B)
1.824[(45/r) ² – 1]
C)
+2.56[(45/r) ² – 1]
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   -1.824[(45/r) ² – 1]


Explaination : σ(r)=-PDâ‚‚²[D₃²/4r² – 1]/ [D₃²-Dâ‚‚²].

430 .
A high pressure cylinder consists of a steel tube with inner and outer diameters 30 and 60mm respectively. It is jacketed by an outer steel tube, having an outer diameter of 90mm. Maximum principal stress induced is 80N/mm². Calculate the radial stress due to shrink shift in inner tube.
A)
-3.04[1-(10/r) ²]
B)
-3.04[1-(15/r) ²]
C)
+3.04[1-(10/r) ²]
D)
+3.04[1-(15/r) ²]

Correct Answer :   -3.04[1-(15/r) ²]


Explaination : σ(r)= σ(r)=-PDâ‚‚²[1-D₁²/4r² ]/ [Dâ‚‚²-D₁²].

431 .
A high pressure cylinder consists of a steel tube with inner and outer diameters 30 and 60mm respectively. It is jacketed by an outer steel tube, having an outer diameter of 90mm. Maximum principal stress induced is 80N/mm². In service the cylinder is further subjected to an internal pressure of 25MPa. Calculate the tangential stress in compound cylinder.
A)
-3.75[(45/r) ² -1]
B)
-3.75[(45/r) ² +1]
C)
+3.75[(45/r) ² +1]
D)
-6.75[(45/r) ² + 1]

Correct Answer :   +3.75[(45/r) ² +1]


Explaination : σ(t)=+PD₁²[1+ D₃²/4r² ]/ [D₃²-D₁²]. Here P=30.

A)
Less than atmospheric pressure
B)
Greater than atmospheric pressure
C)
Equal to atmospheric pressure
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Greater than atmospheric pressure

A)
Cheap
B)
Can be used over a wide range of lubricating oils
C)
Can’t tolerate misalignment
D)
All of the above

Correct Answer :   Can’t tolerate misalignment


Explanation : Oil seals can tolerate the misalignment to some extent.

A)
Axial deflection
B)
Lateral deflection
C)
Torsional deflection
D)
None of the listed

Correct Answer :   None of the listed


Explanation : Buckling is characterised by lateral deflection but it is different from lateral deflection as there is sudden lateral deflection in buckling unlike lateral deflection where there is gradual deflection.

A)
l/k
B)
k/l
C)
l/2k
D)
k/2l

Correct Answer :   l/k


Explanation : It is a ratio of length to least radius of gyration.

A)
Short Columns
B)
Long Columns
C)
Very short columns
D)
None of the above

Correct Answer :   Short Columns


Explanation : Cast iron column with a slenderness ratio <80are short columns.

A)
Tensile Stress
B)
Bending Stress
C)
Both bending and tensile stress
D)
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.

A)
Higher cost of small sheaves
B)
Increasingly centrifugal force in large sheaves
C)
Preferring centrifugal force reduction even for more money
D)
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.

A)
Drums with helical grooves
B)
Plain cylindrical drums
C)
Both are equally preferred
D)
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.