What is the function of vibration absorber?

Q: Define the term critical load?

A: Critical load – critical load on a column is the maximum value of load which can be carried out by…

Q: in vibration, motion that occurs within a specified/one time period is called ____?

A: Vibration is a periodic motion.

Q: what is elastohydrodynamic bearings and thermo-elastohydrodynamic bearings and what is aplication…

A: Elastohydrodynamic bearing is a type of hydrodynamic lubrication in which lubrication is achieved by…

Q: PARTA-ANSWER ALI QI (a) Vibration can lead to excessive deflections and failure on the machines and…

A: Consider following schematic figure of general vibratory system.

Q: What is the types of damping in the mechanical system?

A: In Damping, the energy is dissipated from system.

Q: In _vibrations, the amplitude of vibration reduces over every cycle of vibration. O forced O free…

A: In _________vibrations, the amplitude of vibration reduces over every cycle of vibration. O forced O…

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A: given: Describe the nature of force vibrations why their considered as destructive.

Q: Forced vibration depends on w„/w. O True O False

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Q: Where should vibration transducers be placed?

A: The location and installation of the vibration sensor are two of the most critical parts of the…

Q: briefly discuss ways of protecting a mental from corrosion

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Q: What is period of restitution?

A: During the time of impact of two colliding bodies, they undergo a period of deformation and period…

Q: How does a pressure control solenoid regulate transmission pressures? (50 - 80 words)

A: This question is based on the concept of pressure control solenoid.

Q: Free vibration is concern about the movement of bodies when effected by external force Ture O False…

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Q: What type of relationship the thermistor having between its input and output? a.Non linear

A: Thermistor is combination of two words - thermal ( heat) and resistor.  The resistance of thermistor…

Q: What should be considered to ensure the safety of a structural or mechanical member?

A: If in a member or a structure the induced stress is less than or equal to the limiting material…

Q: 4. Which correctly describes the transmissibility? * Force transmitted over excitation force…

A: Transmissibility is the term used for determination of how much force is transmitted to basement.

Q: What is good vibrations and what is bad vibration with example of each two vibration

A: Good vibrations and  Bad vibration

Q: What is the equation of compatibility?

A: In strength of materials we come across two types of beams-statically determinate and statically…

Q: What is the magnetic particle test

A: Magnetic particle testing uses magnetic fields to locate surface and near-surface discontinuities in…

Q: Choose correct answer: In SHM, the maximum displacement on one side of the motion is equal to the…

A: Given :- In SHM, the maximum displacement on one side of the motion is equal to the maximum…

Q: 3m Am A, 5m

A: In this problem, it is asking the reaction forces at the supports.

Q: Briefly explain the following terms.                                       Mechanical Vibration.…

A: Hi and thanks for the question. Since you have asked questions with multiple sub parts, We will…

Q: Briefly explain the load torque and applied torque with reference to the physical demonstration…

A: The load torque and applied torque are explained as under,

Q: SHM is typified by the motion of a mass on a spring when it is subject to the non linear elastic…

A: The given statement is FALSE.

Q: Describe briefly the free vibration of a vehicle with single degree of freedom.

A: Given:This question is based on the concept of free vibration of single degree of freedom systemsTo…

Q: Mechanical damping with various methods

A: Mechanical damping: Dumping, in physics, to prevent vibrating movements, such as mechanical…

Q: This is concerned with relations between forces acting on a rigid body to its motion Kinematics…

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Q: Why is Selenium the tool of choice for automation testing?

A: selenium is the most used tool for automation testing. Because of the following reasons, It enables…

Q: what is the formula for working out spring constant?

A: Spring constant is generally defined as the force per unit elongation.

Q: Why is there a need to reduce the intensity of vibration in a system

A: Vibration is the mechanical oscillation of a object about its mean position. Vibration is a method…

Q: cen related to pinning of the droplet to surface impurities. e difference between the advancing and…

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Q: Not all engineering systems can be represented as a DOF when vibration analysis is required Ture O…

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Q: Should torsion be considered? Torsion must be considered if T, exceeds the threshold torque given by…

A: Given Torsion  To find To satisfy the factored torsional moment

Q: failure Mode why bellows corrosion.cause of corosion bellows and their solutions

A: Given Bellow To find Cause of corrosion Solution to corrosion

Q: Manufacturing a motor for Electric Scooter What is the level of  accuracy/tolerance required in…

A: For electric scooters, we use two types of motors  1. Brushed DC motor: These types of motors have…

Theory and Design for Mechanical Measurements

Measurement is a term that refers to analyzing a manufactured component regarding the degree of accuracy for dimensions, tolerances, geometric profile, roundness, flatness, smoothness, etc. Measurement always involves comparing the manufactured component or the prototype with a standard specimen whose dimensions and other parameters are assumed to be perfect and do not undergo changes with respect to time.Precisely in mechanical engineering the branch that deals with the application of scientific principles for measurements is known as metrology. The domain of metrology in general deals with various measurements like mechanical, chemical, thermodynamic, physical, and biological measurements. In mechanical engineering, the measurements are limited to mechanical specific such as length, mass, surface profile, flatness, roundness, viscosity, heat transfer, etc.

Basic principles of engineering metrology

Metrology is described as the science of measurement, precision, and accuracy. In other words, it is a method of measurement based on units and predefined standards.