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Springs-basics

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
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1.

A spring used to absorb shocks and vibrations in automobiles is

a)

closely-coiled helical spring

b)

open-coiled helical spring

c)

torsion spring

d)

leaf spring

2.

In a close coiled helical spring, the spring index (C) is given by D/d where D and d are the mean coil diameter and wire diameter respectively. For considering the effect of curvature, the Wahl’s stress factor K is given by

a)

(4C+4)/C

b)

{(4C-1)/(4C-4)} +{0.615/C}

c)

{(4C+1)/(4C+4)} +{0.615/C}

d)

{(4C-1)/(4C+4)}

3.

Springs are used

a)

to absorb shocks and vibrations

b)

to store and release energy

c)

to measure force

d)

for any of the above functions

4.

Spring index is

a)

ratio of coil diameter to wire diameter

b)

load required to produce unit deflection

c)

its capability of storing energy

d)

indication of quality of spring

5.

Name the type of spring shown in picture

a)

helical compression spring

b)

multi-leaf spring

c)

spiral spring

d)

belleville spring

6.

When the helical extension spring is subjected to axial tensile force, the type of stress induced in the spring wire is

a)

tensile stress

b)

compressive stress

c)

bending stress

d)

torsional shear stress

7.

The spring operates

a)

within plastic limit

b)

within elastic limit

c)

Within fracture limit

d)

Any of the options

8.

If a spring is cut down into two springs, the stiffness of cut springs will be

a)

half

b)

same

c)

double

d)

unpredictable

9.

If two springs are in parallel then their overall stiffness will be

a)

half

b)

same

c)

double

d)

unpredictable

10.

The stiffness of spring is,

a)

deflection per unit of axial force

b)

force per unit cross-sectional area of spring

c)

ratio of mean coil diameter to wire diameter

d)

force required to produce unit deflection