Welding Workshop MCQ
Welding workshop multiple choice questions for 1st year: Q. Which of the following injury is common in gas welding? (A) Electric shock (B) burns due to flame (C) bleeding due to cut injury (D) injury by hot flying particles Q.…
Welding workshop multiple choice questions for 1st year: Q. Which of the following injury is common in gas welding? (A) Electric shock (B) burns due to flame (C) bleeding due to cut injury (D) injury by hot flying particles Q.…
It is a plot on temperature-composition scale showing the stability of different phases. It shows the relationship between temperature, the compositions and the quantities of phases present in an alloy system under equilibrium conditions.
📌 Introduction: Gears are one of the most important elements in Theory of Machines (TOM) and Machine Design. They are widely used in automobiles, machines, gearboxes, clocks, and industrial equipment to transmit motion and power between shafts. Therefore to understand…
A reciprocating compressor is a positive-displacement machine that compresses gas by using a reciprocating piston inside a cylinder. It works on the principle of increase of pressure by reducing the volume of a gas-filled. Basic Components:Cylinder: The chamber where compression…
Crystalline Material: Crystalline Material is in which the atoms are situated in a repeating or periodic array over a large atomic distance. So a crystalline structure is an ordered and repeating arrangement or pattern of atoms or ions. All metals,…
Heat source in the Gas welding (oxy fuel gas welding) is the flame produced by the combustion of a fuel ( Acetylene) and oxygen. Three different types of gas welding flames can be obtained by varying the oxygen–acetylene (or oxygen–fuel…
IT SYSTEM SHORT QUESTIONS UNITWISE
In the field of machine tools and machining operations, milling machine holds its place for producing surfaces and contours. Milling is a basic machining process by which a surface is generated by feeding a workpiece against a rotating cutter to…
Q. A force is completely defined when we specify (A) magnitude (B) direction (C) point of application (D) all of the above Q. Forces are called concurrent when their line of actions meet at (A) one point (B) two point…
Centroid: It is the geometrical center of any object of figure. It is the weighted average of area of any figure. Actually it referring to a central point that represents the “average” or “balance point” of a shape, object. Â …
\(\vec{a}\)=5\(\hat{i}\)-10\(\hat{j}\) So the magnitude of the vector \(\vec{a}\), |a|=\(\sqrt{5^{2}Â + (-10)^{2}}\) = \(\sqrt{25+100}\) = \(\sqrt{125}\)Â =5\(\sqrt{5}\)