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Mr. Dubey • 100.64K Points
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Q. For a 4 cylinder engine, when the pressure inside the cylinders exceeds the atmospheric pressure then.

  • (A) work is done by the gases
  • (B) work is done on the gases
  • (C) work is done on the piston wall
  • (D) work is done by the piston wall
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Mr. Dubey • 100.64K Points
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Q. In a punching press, which of the following quantity is constant?

  • (A) load
  • (B) torque
  • (C) angular velocity
  • (D) angle of rotation
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Mr. Dubey • 100.64K Points
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Q. The maximum shear force required for punching depends on

  • (A) sheared area
  • (B) length of the plate
  • (C) speed of the flywheel
  • (D) total load
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Mr. Dubey • 100.64K Points
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Q. A machine punching 38 mm holes in 32 mm thick plate requires 7 N-m of energy per sq. mm of sheared area, find the maximum shear force required.

  • (A) 26.7 kn
  • (B) 53.4 kn
  • (C) 13.35 kn
  • (D) 106.8 kn
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Mr. Dubey • 100.64K Points
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Q. The relation between stroke punch s and radius of crank r is

  • (A) s=r
  • (B) s=2r
  • (C) s=4r
  • (D) s=r/2
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Mr. Dubey • 100.64K Points
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Q. If the stroke punch is 100mm, find the radius of the crank in mm.

  • (A) 200
  • (B) 100
  • (C) 50
  • (D) 400
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Mr. Dubey • 100.64K Points
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Q. Energy during actual punching operation is same as the energy supplied by the motor.

  • (A) true
  • (B) false
  • (C) ---
  • (D) ---
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Mr. Dubey • 100.64K Points
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Q. The balance energy required for punching is supplied by the flywheel by

  • (A) increase in its kinetic energy
  • (B) decrease in its kinetic energy
  • (C) decrease in its potential energy
  • (D) by variation of mass
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Mr. Dubey • 100.64K Points
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Q. When the length of the connecting rod is unknown then the value (θ2 –θ1)/2π is equal to

  • (A) t/s
  • (B) t/2s
  • (C) t/2r
  • (D) t/r
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