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250+ Theory of Machines Solved MCQs

These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Mechanical Engineering .

251.

Bearing suitable for fluctuating loads is

A. Ball bearing
B. Needle roller bearing
C. Sleeve bearing
D. Bush bearing
E. Roller bearing
Answer» B. Needle roller bearing
252.

Radial distance from the top to the pitch circle for a tooth is known as

A. working depth
B. dedendum
C. addendum
D. None of the above
E. None of the above
Answer» C. addendum
253.

Higher pressure angle results in

A. Narrow base and weaker teeth
B. Weaker teeth
C. Non-uniform motion transmission
D. Bigger size of gear teeth
E. Wider base and stronger teeth
Answer» E. Wider base and stronger teeth
254.

In a radial cam with a roller on follwer the prime circle can be defined as

A. the smallest circle tangent to the pitch curve
B. the smallest circle tangent to the cam profile
C. a circle drawn with radius equal to the distance between the pitch point and the centre of base circle
D. None of the above
E. None of the above
Answer» A. the smallest circle tangent to the pitch curve
255.

Identify the incorrect statement in case of cycloidal gears

A. No lubrication needed
B. Interference does not exist
C. Have less wear
D. Interference exists
E. Ease in transmitting variable loads
Answer» D. Interference exists
256.

Which one of the following is not applicable to involute profile

A. The angular velocity ratio when tow involutes are in mesh, is inversely proportional to the size of the base circles
B. No involute has a pressure angle until it is brought in contact with other mating involute
C. Involute is the only tooth form that is not sensitive to centre distance of their base circles
D. The shape of the involute profile is dependent only on the dimensions of the base circle
E. The pitch diameters of mating involutes are inversely proportional to their base circle diameters
Answer» E. The pitch diameters of mating involutes are inversely proportional to their base circle diameters

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