Theory of Machine Which of the following is an open pair? Lead screw and nut Ball and socket joint Cam and follower Journal bearing Lead screw and nut Ball and socket joint Cam and follower Journal bearing ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Theory of Machine For an isochronous Hartnell governor (where r₁ and r₂ = Maximum and minimum radius of rotation of balls respectively, S₁ and S₂ = Maximum and minimum force exerted on the sleeve respectively, and M = Mass on the sleeve) (m.g - S₁)/(m.g - S₂) = r₂/r₁ (m.g + S₁)/(m.g + S₂) = r₁/r₂ S₁/S₂ = r₁/r₂ S₂/S₁ = r₁/r₂ (m.g - S₁)/(m.g - S₂) = r₂/r₁ (m.g + S₁)/(m.g + S₂) = r₁/r₂ S₁/S₂ = r₁/r₂ S₂/S₁ = r₁/r₂ ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Theory of Machine The effort of a Porter governor is equal to (where c = Percentage increase in speed, m = Mass of ball, and M = Mass on the sleeve) c/(m + M) g c (m - M) g c/(m - M) g c (m + M) g c/(m + M) g c (m - M) g c/(m - M) g c (m + M) g ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Theory of Machine The frictional torque transmitted in a conical pivot bearing, considering uniform pressure, is (where R = Radius of shaft, and α = Semi-angle of the cone) (3/4) μ W R cosecα (1/2) μ W R cosecα μ W R cosecα (2/3) μ W R cosecα (3/4) μ W R cosecα (1/2) μ W R cosecα μ W R cosecα (2/3) μ W R cosecα ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Theory of Machine A Hartnell governor has its controlling force (Fc) given by Fc = ar + b, where r is the radius of rotation and a and b are constants. The governor becomes isochronous when a is +ve and b is -ve a = 0 and b is +ve a is +ve and b = 0 a is +ve and b is also +ve a is +ve and b is -ve a = 0 and b is +ve a is +ve and b = 0 a is +ve and b is also +ve ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Theory of Machine When a mass of a critically damped single degree of freedom system is deflected from its equilibrium position and released, then it will Oscillate with increasing time period Oscillate with decreasing amplitude Return to equilibrium position without oscillation Oscillate with constant amplitude Oscillate with increasing time period Oscillate with decreasing amplitude Return to equilibrium position without oscillation Oscillate with constant amplitude ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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