Q3): Choose the correct answer for the following: 1. Fine threads bolts have a tensile stress area (cross sectional area) smaller than coarse threads bolts. a. TRUE b. FALSE 2. The tensile stress area of the bolt M8 x 1 is: a. 39.2 mm² b. 36.6 mm² 3. The bolt M 36 x 3 has: a. coarse threads b. fine threads

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Q3): Choose the correct answer for the following:
1. Fine threads bolts have a tensile stress area (cross sectional area) smaller than coarse
threads bolts.
a. TRUE
b. FALSE
2. The tensile stress area of the bolt M 8 x 1 is:
a. 39.2 mm²
b. 36.6 mm²
3. The bolt M 36 x 3 has:
a. coarse threads
b. fine threads
4. If the required tensile stress area of the bolt is 5.5 mm², the more appropriate fine
threads bolt is:
a. M 3 x 0.35
b. M 3 x 0.5
5. If a flat plate with a central hole is subjected to direct tension and the percentage of
the diameter of the hole to the width of the plate (d/w) = 0.15, then, the stress
concentration factor is approximately:
a. 2.6
b. 2.3
6. Drawbar spring is designed to support:
a. tensile load only
b. compression load only
c. tensile and compression load
d. torsional load only
7. In general, the rods connected by knuckle joint can support a compressive load even
if the rods are not guided.
a. TRUE
b. FALSE
8. The free length of the plain ends spring is equal to (where: Na= the number of active
coils, P = pitch, Dw= the wire diameter)
a. P*N₂ + 2Dw
b. P*N₁ + P
d. P*N₁ +
c. P*N₂ + 3Dw
9. Spring index is: (where: OD = The outside diameter, ID = the inside diameter,
D = the wire diameter, Dm the mean diameter)
OD
Dm
a.
b.
ID
Dw
OD
C.
Dm-1
Dw
-1
d.
10. In cotter joint, the compressive load is taken up by the collar of the spigot.
a. TRUE
b. FALSE
Transcribed Image Text:Q3): Choose the correct answer for the following: 1. Fine threads bolts have a tensile stress area (cross sectional area) smaller than coarse threads bolts. a. TRUE b. FALSE 2. The tensile stress area of the bolt M 8 x 1 is: a. 39.2 mm² b. 36.6 mm² 3. The bolt M 36 x 3 has: a. coarse threads b. fine threads 4. If the required tensile stress area of the bolt is 5.5 mm², the more appropriate fine threads bolt is: a. M 3 x 0.35 b. M 3 x 0.5 5. If a flat plate with a central hole is subjected to direct tension and the percentage of the diameter of the hole to the width of the plate (d/w) = 0.15, then, the stress concentration factor is approximately: a. 2.6 b. 2.3 6. Drawbar spring is designed to support: a. tensile load only b. compression load only c. tensile and compression load d. torsional load only 7. In general, the rods connected by knuckle joint can support a compressive load even if the rods are not guided. a. TRUE b. FALSE 8. The free length of the plain ends spring is equal to (where: Na= the number of active coils, P = pitch, Dw= the wire diameter) a. P*N₂ + 2Dw b. P*N₁ + P d. P*N₁ + c. P*N₂ + 3Dw 9. Spring index is: (where: OD = The outside diameter, ID = the inside diameter, D = the wire diameter, Dm the mean diameter) OD Dm a. b. ID Dw OD C. Dm-1 Dw -1 d. 10. In cotter joint, the compressive load is taken up by the collar of the spigot. a. TRUE b. FALSE
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