Correct Answer : Watt's mechanism
Explanation : Watt’s consists of three links. Two of them are of equal length whereas one is shorter. Due to the rotation motion of the longer links, the center of the shorter link traces an approximate straight line. Out of the following mechanism, Watt’s mechanism is an approximately straight line mechanism whereas the rest are exact straight line mechanisms.
Correct Answer : planar mechanism
Explanation : In a planar mechanism, all particles describe plane curves in space and all the curves lie in a single or parallel planes. The relative motions are constrained to a single plane. Hence, the planar mechanism is a 2 – D mechanism.
Correct Answer : Both (A) and (B)
Correct Answer : reverted gear train
Correct Answer : 52.92 N-s/m
Correct Answer : Less than 0
Explanation : If n ≤-1, then there are redundant constraints in the chain and a statically indeterminate structure is formed. The structure is called a preloaded structure as some stress is created within the link so that it has negative mobility.
Correct Answer : Double crank mechanism
Explanation : When the shortest link is fixed, the links adjacent to it rotate continuously and can be described as proper cranks. Thus, this mechanism is called a double crank mechanism.
Correct Answer : spherical faced follower
Correct Answer : Watt’s
Explanation : Watt’s mechanism is a four bar chain mechanism and was used by Watt in steam engines so as to guide the piston rod into a cylinder to have a straight line motion. Due to the rotation motion of the longer links, the centre of the shorter link traces an approximate straight line.
Correct Answer : 2.27
Explanation : Ratio of time of cutting stroke to time of return stroke for a Whitworth quick return motion mechanism = (360-β)/ β = (360-110)/110 = 2.27.
Correct Answer : pitch curve
Correct Answer : fluctuation of energy
Correct Answer : increases
Correct Answer : Agree
Correct Answer : same
Correct Answer : All of the above
Correct Answer : mass and stiffness
Correct Answer : in order to have acceleration in beginning and retardation at the end of stroke within the finite limits
Correct Answer : greater than one
Correct Answer : radius of rotation of balls increases as the equilibrium speed increases
Correct Answer : (r1 - r2) y/x
Correct Answer : greater than √2
Correct Answer : be zero
Correct Answer : each of the four pairs is a turning pair
Correct Answer : diametral pitch
Correct Answer : resonance is caused due to the heavy mass of the rotor
Correct Answer : varies in direction but constant in magnitude
Correct Answer : Cylindrical
Explanation : Single disc, conical and centrifugal are types of clutches. Clutches are used for the transmission of power in shafts and machines which are started and stopped frequently. It is also used to deliver power to the machine which are partially or fully loaded.
Correct Answer : n1 + n2 - 1
Correct Answer : acceleration of various parts
Correct Answer : horizontally and perpendicular
Correct Answer : ( ωâ‚ + ωâ‚‚)r
Correct Answer : surface contact
Correct Answer : coefficient of fluctuation of energy
Correct Answer : reduce maximum opening of port to steam
Correct Answer : base circle
Correct Answer : The primary unbalanced force is maximum twice in one revolution of the crank.
Correct Answer : inversely proportional to the distance from the points to the instantaneous centre and is perpendicular to the line joining the point to the instantaneous centre
Correct Answer : three are turning pairs and one is a sliding pair
Correct Answer : straight line
Correct Answer : 2π/ω
Correct Answer : at the pin joint
Correct Answer : pitch circle dia. x cos φ
Correct Answer : magnification factor
Correct Answer : 90° and 180°
Correct Answer : elliptical path
Correct Answer : same as the first one
Correct Answer : n = 3(l - 1) - 2j
Correct Answer : 30° to 40°
Correct Answer : less sensitive
Correct Answer : n.µ.W.R
Explanation : In a multi plate clutch, the formula for T is given by n.µ.W.RThe formula is the same for torque in a single plate clutch. But for large amount of torque to be transmitted, multi plate clutch is used. Multi plate clutches are used in motor vehicles and machine tools.
n.µ.W.R
Correct Answer : 155 mm, 145 mm
Explanation : In a conical clutch b sinα = r1 – r2r1 – r2 = 10 and r1 + r2 = 300r1 = 155 mm and r2 = 145 mm.
Correct Answer : 65.33 mm
Explanation : In a conical clutch b sinα = r1 – r2b x sin 22.5° = 100 – 75b = 65.33 mm.
Correct Answer : pinion
Explanation : Pinion is the smaller and the driving gear of a pair of mated gears. It is used in gear train drives and is usually the smaller gear. The pinion engages the larger gear or rack that helps in the turning of the wheels of the vehicle.
Correct Answer : circular pitch
Explanation : Circular pitch is the distance measured along the circumference of the pitch circle from a point on one tooth to the same point on the adjacent tooth. So basically, it is the distance between corresponding points of consecutive gear teeth.p = d π/ N; where, p is the circular pitch, d is the standard pitch diameter and N is the number of teeth.
p = d π/ N;
Correct Answer : P = W tan(φ - α)
Correct Answer : lower pair
Correct Answer : there is a reduction in amplitude after every cycle of vibration
Correct Answer : r sin φ
Correct Answer : twice
Correct Answer : neither fixed nor permanent instantaneous centres
Correct Answer : critically damped
Correct Answer : radial component only
Correct Answer : compound pendulum
Correct Answer : parallel to its axis
Correct Answer : ω(r₠+ r₂)sinθ sec²θ
Correct Answer : decreases
Correct Answer : 80° - 90°
Correct Answer : four times
Correct Answer : decreasing the spring stiffness
Correct Answer : quadrupled
Correct Answer : truncated conical pivot bearing
Correct Answer : self-closed pair
Correct Answer : have no effect on power transmitted
Correct Answer : equal to
Correct Answer : inversely proportional to
Correct Answer : restrained to rotate while sliding over another body
Correct Answer : False
Correct Answer : flat collar bearing
Correct Answer : acceleration of the piston P is zero and its velocity is maximum
Correct Answer :
Correct Answer : ω x AB
Correct Answer : Nc/√2
Correct Answer : two-third
Correct Answer : ω₂(R - râ‚)cos θ
Correct Answer : 0
Correct Answer : 90° in the direction of rotation of the link containing the path
Correct Answer : tan α = c/2b
Correct Answer : kG²/h
Correct Answer : perpendicular
Correct Answer : moment of inertia of the body
Correct Answer : completely constrained motion
Correct Answer : incompletely constrained motion
Correct Answer : decreases as the radius of rotation increases
Correct Answer : highs peed
Correct Answer : screw pair
Correct Answer : tractive force
Correct Answer : angle of contact
Explanation : Angle of action is the angle turned by the gear from the beginning to the end of engagement of a pair of teeth. Angle of action = Arc of contact / r; where r is the radius of the pinion.
Correct Answer : law of gearing
Explanation : Law of gearing is the condition which must be fulfilled by two gear tooth profiles to maintain a constant angular velocity ratio between them. In order to maintain this constant angular velocity, the common normal of the tooth profiles should always pass through a fixed point on the line of centres, called fixed point.
Explanation : At the pitch point, there is no relative motion between the gears. Thus, the velocity of sliding is 0. Velocity of sliding at the pitch point = (ωp + ωg) x 0 = 0.
Correct Answer : arc of contact
Explanation : The arc of contact is defined as the distance travelled by a point on either pitch circle of the two wheels during the period of contact of a pair of teeth. Simply, it is traced out along the pitch circle while one pair of the teeth is in contact.
Correct Answer : Piston and cylinder of a reciprocating steam engine
Correct Answer : rotational motion
Correct Answer : Disagree
Correct Answer : inner edge
Correct Answer : torsional vibrations
Correct Answer : tp/4
Correct Answer : l
Correct Answer : mean force exerted at the sleeve for a given percentage change of speed
Correct Answer : Wrong
Correct Answer : more than one direction
Correct Answer : 2 θ
Correct Answer : Watt governor
Correct Answer : angle of repose
Correct Answer : both linear and angular acceleration
Correct Answer : Pickering governor
Correct Answer : minimise the effect of secondary forces
Correct Answer : angular velocity of journal
Correct Answer : Fc = ar - b
Correct Answer : seven
Correct Answer : three times
Correct Answer : radial component
Correct Answer : a point on the pitch curve having maximum pressure angle
Correct Answer : G².Iâ‚‚
Correct Answer : remains constant for all radii of rotation
Correct Answer : reduce length of effective stroke of piston
Correct Answer : one node
Correct Answer : oscillate with increasing time period
Correct Answer : simple
Correct Answer : tip of the gear tooth and flank of pinion
Correct Answer : 180°
Correct Answer : in a direction perpendicular to the cam axis
Correct Answer : Shaft with collars at both ends fitted into a circular hole
Correct Answer : is independent of
Correct Answer : have a line or point contact when in motion
Correct Answer : difference between the maximum and minimum energies
Correct Answer : inversion
Explanation : Contact ratio is the of the arc od contact to the circular pitch. The number of teeth in contact = arc of contact / circular pitch = path of contact / (circular pitch x cos φ).
Correct Answer : worm
Explanation : Worm gears are used where large speed reductions are needed. The horizontal portion of the gear is called as a worm and the assembly of it with the gear is known as a worm gear. Worm can easily turn a gear but a gear cannot turn a worm because of the shallow angle on the worm.
Correct Answer : Used for reducing speed and increasing torque
Explanation : Reduction of speed and increasing the torque is an advantage of worm gear. The rest are the disadvantages of the worm gear. Worm gears are used in gate control mechanisms, hoisting machines, automobile steering mechanisms, lifts, conveyors and presses.
Correct Answer : lead
Explanation : Lead is the distance by which a helix advances along the axis of the gear for one turn around. The axial pitch is equal to the lead in a single helix and the axial pitch is one half of the lead in a double helix and so on.
Correct Answer : cones
Explanation : By geometry of bevel gears, it is evident that they are equivalent to rolling cones. Their pitch surface is a cone. Bevel gears exist as pairs which can be either straight or inclined at different angles.
Correct Answer : Bevel
Explanation : Bevel gears increase the contact ratio. It avoids interference and results in stronger pinion teeth. The gear ratio can be determined from the number of teeth, pitch diameters or pitch cone angles.
Correct Answer : is independent of the area of contact, between the two surfaces
Correct Answer : 45° and 225°
Correct Answer : 3 - 15 m/s
Correct Answer : 30° V-engine
Correct Answer : less than
Correct Answer : Right
Correct Answer : is in motion
Correct Answer : turning of a complete ship in a curve towards right or left, while it moves forward
Correct Answer : dedendum
Correct Answer : zero
Correct Answer : decreases exponentially with time
Correct Answer : equal to √2
Correct Answer : ( ωâ‚ - ωâ‚‚)r
Correct Answer : double row spherical roller bearing
Correct Answer : partly turning and partly sliding
Correct Answer : coupler link is fixed
Correct Answer : 0° and 180°
Correct Answer : 2 m, 0.7 m
Explanation : The working depth of the teeth is usually 2 m which is the same as for standard spur and helical gears, but the bevel pinion is designed with the larger addendum and has 0.7 m working depth. The gear addendum varies according to the gear ratio and is 1 m for a gear ratio of 1.
Correct Answer : Angular running speed of the pulley
Explanation : In a centrifugal clutch, ω is the angular running speed of the body. ω1 is the angular speed at which the engagement begins to take place.
Correct Answer : unstable
Correct Answer : obtained by fixing different links in a kinematic chain
Correct Answer : sliding pair
Correct Answer : isochronous
Correct Answer : Correct
Correct Answer : Belt and pulley
Correct Answer : average tension of the tight side and slack side of the belt
Correct Answer : perpendicular to the sliding surface
Correct Answer : one
Correct Answer : 0.6
Correct Answer : cycloidal motion
Correct Answer : turning
Correct Answer : inversely proportional to (speed)²
Correct Answer : statically and dynamically balanced
Correct Answer : The periodic time of a particle moving with simple harmonic motion is the time taken by a particle for one complete oscillation.
Correct Answer : hunt
Correct Answer : limiting friction
Correct Answer : negative throughout
Correct Answer : greater than
Correct Answer : between I1, and I2 but nearer to I2
Correct Answer : to raise the bow and lower the stern
Correct Answer : at the centre of curvature
Correct Answer : more
Correct Answer : sine functions
Correct Answer : two planes
Correct Answer : balanced partially
Correct Answer : primary unbalanced force
Correct Answer : near the critical speed
Correct Answer : governor A is more sensitive than governor B
Correct Answer : all the belts
Correct Answer : tangential component
Correct Answer : transverse vibration
Correct Answer : The centre of the disc has zero acceleration
Correct Answer : ω² x OQ
Correct Answer : cos φ
Correct Answer : Cam and follower
Correct Answer : addendum circle to the clearance circle
Correct Answer : higher pair
Correct Answer : perpendicular to each other
Correct Answer : lâ‚lâ‚‚ = kG²
Correct Answer : dead weight governor
Correct Answer : No
Correct Answer : self-closed
Correct Answer : intersecting and coplaner shafts
Correct Answer : difference of the maximum and minimum speeds
Correct Answer : effects of unbalances are proportional to the square of the speed
Correct Answer : steam lap
Correct Answer : minimum
Correct Answer : mechanism
Correct Answer : (R - râ‚)(1 - cos θ)
Correct Answer : length of arc of contact to the circular pitch
Correct Answer : P = W (sin α + μ cos α)
Correct Answer : √2
Correct Answer : bending stress
Correct Answer : 18
Correct Answer : P = W tan(α + φ)
Correct Answer : 90°
Correct Answer : 90° to each other
Correct Answer : remain in the same place for all configurations of the mechanism
Correct Answer : kinematic chain
Correct Answer : 1250
Explanation : T = nµWR150 = 4 x 0.3 x W x 0.1W = 1250 NThus, the axial thrust = 1250 N.
Correct Answer : Centrifugal clutch
Explanation : Centrifugal clutches are incorporated into motor pulleys which consist of a number of shoes on inside of the rim of the pulley. These clutches are generally incorporated into the motor pulleys. The outer surfaces of the shoe are covered with a layer of a friction material.
Correct Answer : uneven extensions and contractions of the belt when it passes from tight side to slack side
Correct Answer : 60 to 80 r.p.m.
Correct Answer : pitch circle diameter
Correct Answer : Two masses in any two planes
Correct Answer : the system is also statically balanced
Correct Answer : always constant
Correct Answer : roller follower
Correct Answer : T = W.r tan(φ + α)
Correct Answer : 0°
Correct Answer : hammer blow
Correct Answer : simple harmonic motion
Correct Answer : the reaction on the outer wheels increases and on the inner wheels decreases
Correct Answer : vector sum of radial component and tangential component
Correct Answer : below the origin
Correct Answer : to raise the nose and dip the tail
Correct Answer : lags by 90°
Correct Answer : tangential component only
Correct Answer : four or more than four links
Correct Answer : Flywheel
Correct Answer : spring loaded governor
Correct Answer : l = 2p - 4
Correct Answer : number of cycles per second
Correct Answer : Yes
Correct Answer : three binary joints
Correct Answer : prevent the rotation of load being lifted
Correct Answer : are not held together mechanically
Correct Answer : cosec β
Correct Answer : 1/n times
Correct Answer : the point of contact
Correct Answer : ratio
Correct Answer : opposite
Correct Answer : n(n - 1)/2
Correct Answer : can be used
Correct Answer : True
Correct Answer : utilises a quadrilateral similar to the diagram of mechanism for reciprocating engine
Correct Answer : 25° - 30°
Correct Answer : 1/24
Correct Answer : one of the links is fixed
Correct Answer : crank has uniform angular velocity
Correct Answer : pitch circle
Correct Answer : 895/N²
Correct Answer : short drives
Correct Answer : turning pairs
Correct Answer : perpendicular to AB
Correct Answer : difference of the maximum and minimum equilibrium speeds to the mean speed
Correct Answer : spur gearing
Correct Answer : Hooke's joint
Correct Answer : 2 ωv
Correct Answer : Crankshaft and flywheel
Correct Answer : in geometric progression
Correct Answer : α = 45° -
Correct Answer : crossed belt drive is recommended
Correct Answer : 5
Correct Answer : ω(R - râ‚)sin θ
Correct Answer : ensure uniform loading
Correct Answer : 5367 r.p.m.
Correct Answer : in a circle about its axis
Correct Answer : reciprocal of velocity ratio of a gear train
Correct Answer : π
Correct Answer : quick return motion mechanism
Correct Answer : the tip of a tooth of a mating gear digs into the portion between base and root circles
Correct Answer : The pressure angle is constant throughout the teeth engagement.
Correct Answer : coefficient of fluctuation of speed
Correct Answer : shoe brake
Correct Answer : surface of tooth above the pitch surface
Correct Answer : a is + ve and b = 0
Correct Answer : governor
Correct Answer : outside admission valve