This three sets of objective questions or MCQs with answers focuses on topic Fundamentals of Machine Design in Mechanical Engineering.
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Fundamentals of Machine Design part 3
SET 1 : Fundamentals Of Machine Design MCQs
1. The aerodynamic shape of the car is an example of the following guideline of the aesthetic design:
A. the appearance should reflect the cost of the product
B. the appearance should contribute to the comfort of the user
C. the appearance should contribute to the performance of the product
D. all of the above
Ans. C
2. Hooke’s law holds good upto,
A. elastic limit
B. yield point
C. proportional limit
D. ultimate strength
Ans. C
3. In Hooke’s law, the constant of proportionality is called as:
A. Modulus of elasticity
B. stress
C. strain
D. Poission’s ratio
Ans. A
4. Brittle material does not show
A. fracture
B. yielding
C. breaking
D. fatigue limit
Ans. B
5. the stress at which strain increases without increase in stress is called as:
A. elastic limit
B. constant stress
C. proportional limit
D. yield strength
Ans. D
6. The prime objective of factor of safety is:
A. to reduce the cost of the product
B. to improve the efficiency
C. to account for the uncertainty
D. all of above
Ans. C
7. if the % elongation is more than 5%, it is rated as
A. ductile
B. elastic
C. brittle
D. rigid
Ans. A
8. the static strength of a material is measured by
A. yield strength
B. ultimate strength
C. fatigue strength
D. both A and B
Ans. D
9. the following property is important for components subjected to surface stresses
A. creep
B. fatigue strength
C. hardness
D. static stregth
Ans. C
10. the unit of hardness is
A. N/m2
B. kg/m2
C. N-m
D. brinell hardness number
Ans. D
SET 2 : Fundamentals Of Machine Design MCQs
11. the properties which are required for mechanical springs are
A. brittleness & resilience
B. stiffness & resilience
C. stiffness & malleability
D. plasticity & toughness
Ans. B
12. the molten iron is very fluid due to
A. high Silicon content
B. high manganese content
C. high cobalt content
D. high carbon content
Ans. D
13. the cast iron does not contain
A. carbon
B. silicon
C. cobalt
D. manganese
Ans. C
14. The following is not the bearing material
A. Brass
B. Bronze
C. Babbit
D. Alloy steel
Ans. D
15. The Aluminium is used in engg. applications due to:
A. low specific weight , high strength, high stiffness
B. low specific weight, high thermal conductivity, good castability
C. high strength, high stiffness, high density
D. high fatigue strength, high hardness, high stiffness
Ans. B
16. V-belts and O-rings are made of
A. composites
B. plastics
C. natural rubber
D. synthetic rubber
Ans. D
17. The engg. applications of ceramics are limited due to
A. high melting point
B. high cost
C. brittleness
D. high hardness
Ans. C
18. composites are used for
A. boat hulls
B. nut, bolts
C. shafts
D. all
Ans. A
19. Grinding wheel is made of
A. steel
B. cast iron
C. ceramic
D. composites
Ans. D
20. The following material is used as reinforcement in composites
A. Graphite fibres
B. ceramic
C. cast iron
D. all
Ans. A
SET 3 : Fundamentals Of Machine Design MCQs
21. Polymerization is associated with
A. thermoplastics
B. thermosetting plastics
C. ceramics
D. all of the above
Ans. B
22. Following is the example of thermoplast
A. Epoxy
B. Bakelite
C. Teflon
D. Durite
Ans. C
23. The example of particulate composite is
A. Metal Matrix Composites
B. Glass Fibre Composites
C. Sintered Carbides
D. All
Ans. C
24. The journal bearings are made of
A. alloy steel
B. stainless steel
C. composite material
D. bronze
Ans. D
25. which is the costliest material from below options:
A. Plain carbon steel
B. Cast Iron
C. Brass
D. Bronze
Ans. D
26. In stainless steel, the major alloying element is
A. Cobalt
B. Chromium
C. Cast Iron
D. Tungsten
Ans. B
27. Creep is defined as
A. progressive deformation under load
B. progressive deformation under load at high temperature
C. progressive deformation under load at subzero temperature
D. progressive deformation under load at high pressure
Ans. B
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