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Question 10: Film thickness in elastohydrodynamic lubrication depends on A. Applied load and relative velocity. B. Lubricant properties. C. Properties of contacting materials. D. All of above. (A) Question 11: Viscosity of multigrade oils A. Reduces with temperature but at higher sensitivity compare to manograde ol. B. Increases with temperature but at higher sensitivity compare to monograde oil. C. Reduces with temperature but at lower sensitivity compare to monograde oil. D. Increases with temperature but at lower sensitivity compare to monograde oil. (A) (B) (D) Question 12: Viscosity Index denotes A. Relationship between the dynamic and kinematic viscosities. B. Sensitivity of lubricants viscosity with respect to temperature. C. Both (a) and (b). D. There is no sliding and only rolling motion involved between cage and balls. (A) (B) (D)

Question 10: Film thickness in elastohydrodynamic lubrication depends on A. Applied load and relative velocity. B. Lubricant properties. C. Properties of contacting materials. D. All of above. (A) Question 11: Viscosity of multigrade oils A. Reduces with temperature but at higher sensitivity compare to manograde ol. B. Increases with temperature but at higher sensitivity compare to monograde oil. C. Reduces with temperature but at lower sensitivity compare to monograde oil. D. Increases with temperature but at lower sensitivity compare to monograde oil. (A) (B) (D) Question 12: Viscosity Index denotes A. Relationship between the dynamic and kinematic viscosities. B. Sensitivity of lubricants viscosity with respect to temperature. C. Both (a) and (b). D. There is no sliding and only rolling motion involved between cage and balls. (A) (B) (D)

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59 ll & O ... Question 10: Film thickness in elastohydrodynamic lubrication depends on A. Applied load and relative velocity. B. Lubricant properties. C. Properties of contacting materials. D. All of above. (A) • (C) Question 11: Viscosity of multigrade oils A. Reduces with temperature but at higher sensitivity compare to manograde ol. B. Increases with temperature but at higher sensitivity compare to monograde oil. C. Reduces with temperature but at lower sensitivity compare to monograde oil. D. Increases with temperature but at lower sensitivity compare to monograde oil. (A) • (B) (C) Question 12: Viscosity Index denotes A. Relationship between the dynamic and kinematic viscosities. B. Sensitivity of lubricants viscosity with respect to temperature. C. Both (a) and (b). D. There is no sliding and only rolling motion involved between cage and balls. (A) • (B) (C) <>
Transcribed Image Text:59 ll & O ... Question 10: Film thickness in elastohydrodynamic lubrication depends on A. Applied load and relative velocity. B. Lubricant properties. C. Properties of contacting materials. D. All of above. (A) • (C) Question 11: Viscosity of multigrade oils A. Reduces with temperature but at higher sensitivity compare to manograde ol. B. Increases with temperature but at higher sensitivity compare to monograde oil. C. Reduces with temperature but at lower sensitivity compare to monograde oil. D. Increases with temperature but at lower sensitivity compare to monograde oil. (A) • (B) (C) Question 12: Viscosity Index denotes A. Relationship between the dynamic and kinematic viscosities. B. Sensitivity of lubricants viscosity with respect to temperature. C. Both (a) and (b). D. There is no sliding and only rolling motion involved between cage and balls. (A) • (B) (C) <>
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