What is a trip wire, and what is its purpose?

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A: Which of the following property the insulating material should possess to ensure gripping the cable…

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A: Now draw the axially loaded member as follows.

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Q: The amount of curve bend in bimetallic strip depends on O a. The length of composite strip O b. The…

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Q: What are the Load factors and what do they include?

A: Load factor: In general, the load factor is defined as the ratio of all the forces (weight of…

Q: Mention at least three applications of coaxial cables.

A: There are numerous applications of coaxial cables, some of them are : Coaxial cables are widely…

Q: Name 3 ways to maintain fatigue-prone components

A: In mechanical components, the fatigue failure occured when components are subjected to variable…

Q: What minimum diameter is required for the wire?

A: Given data: -  The length of the steel wire is L = 1.95 m. The permissible elongation is δ = 0.270…

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Q: Thermal conductivity measurement for good conductors using Searle's Method

A: serale,s method is used to measure thermal conductivity of matter by using steam.

Q: Explain about the industrial safety systems?

A: Industrial safety systems Any dangerous plant, such as an oil and gas plant or a nuclear power…

Q: What are the rules of use of SI symbols?

A: There are various rules of use of SI symbols. Some of them are as discussed below 1. Symbols and…

Q: why bare pipe has 0% efficiency and full covered insulate pipe has more efficiency

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Q: Discuss different design of aspects of PEV, BEV and HEV with suitable diagrams?

A: Hybrid electric vehicle: HEVs are the most common type of hybrid, and they have been around the…

Q: Explain what a load cell is and write the several types of load cells.

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Q: What is electrochemical series

A: Definition- electrochemical series is a serial arrangement of metallic elements or ions according to…

Q: A process that can be used to plate non-metals with a metal is:

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Q: Two shafts are to be connected by a Hook's joint . The driving shaft rotates at a uniform speed of…

A: The fluctuation in speed is the amount of deviation from minimum speed to the maximum speed. Mean…

Q: What are the two types of wires and which is the mostcommonly used in automobiles?

A: There are mainly two types of wires are mainly Used in  the industrial applications. The first is…

Q: Please help me answer these questions. 1.1 A wire with 3 micron radius is made from 9 cm copper,…

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Q: Make a research topic and question about underground cables

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Q: Choose the WRONG STATEMENT about regular lay wire rope O a. It has less tendency to rotate under…

A: Correct Option:  d. It has less structural stability.

Q: Describe the format of a fence diagram and give an example

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Q: Why is it better to secure the rigging higher upon the load rather than lower? Explain

A: The Rigging is used in material handling system. For moving the material from one location to…

Q: What do you mean by factor of safety and explain with an example.

A: Factor of safety: It is the ratio of the ultimate strength to the actual working stress of any…

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A: 16. If the chamfer lengths of Part No. 4005851 are at the low limit and the total dowel length at…

Q: Compare the standard electromotive force (emf) series and galvanic series.

A: Comparison between EMF and GALVANIC SERIES is given below:

Q: Define and explain hookes law

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A: Capacity factor is defined as the average consumption, output or throughout over a period of time.…

Q: explain why aluminum is commonly used as a conductor in overhead power lines

A: Those aluminum conductors which are used in overhead power lines are  called as ACSR or Aluminum…

Q: What particular feature does a solid collet have that makes it safer than a split collet?

A: The feature does a solid collet have that makes it safer than a split collet are following -

Q: Why wires are covered by rubber or plastic covering?

A: wires are covered by rubber or plastic due to prevent of electric shocks.

Q: What is Axial Load and explain with example?

A: Axial load is the load which act on the body parallel to the axis or perpendicular to the…

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A: Power transmission Power transmission is a movement of energy from source of energy to the location…

Q: In a kinematic chain, a quaternary joint is equivalent to

A: The kinematic chain is defined as the combination of the kinematic links in such a way that the…

Q: Obtain information about K - , E - , and R -type thermocouple wires. Write a brief report discussing…

A: The most popular kind of thermocouple is the type K (Nickel-Chromium/Nickel-Aluminum). It has a…

Q: Derive this equation of cables under distributed loads

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Q: What is cohesiveness precisely? How is a tight connection distinguished from a loose coupling?

A: Cohesiveness: The act or state of sticking together tightly between the same nature of atoms. The…

Q: A spherical joint has One 1. 2. Two 3. Three 4. Four degree (s) of freedom.

A: Any system can have a maximum of 6 degrees of freedom (three translations along three axes and three…

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Q: What is the effective length factor?

A: Effective length is a critical concept in Structural Design which relates to 'the length of a…

Q: why does classical mechanisms failed

A: given; why does classical mechanisms failed

Q: What is magnetic damping and how is it produced?

A: Magnetic damping     Mechanical damping produced by the reaction of a magnetic field with eddy…

Q: words what is safety?

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Q: Define the term Distributed loads?

A: In structural mechanics, a load that is distributed continuously over a given area or along a…

Q: Determine the degrees of freedom of the mechanism shown in Figure 1. Universal joint Prismatic joint…

A: Here we will use mobility formula to find degree of freedom of mechanism. For that we will find no.…

Q: 1) List and describe two types of mechanical fasteners that are used when securing electrical…

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Q: What is the difference between reliability for a reparable vs a non-reparable item

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Buckling of columns

The column is described as a vertical member of the structure that carries an axial compressive load, and buckling is a lateral deformation of the column under the application of load.