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Individual Components BSME 3-1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which technologies are pursued to guarantee durability and less wear in gears?

a)

Case hardening, shot peening, and coating

b)

Welding, soldering, and brazing

c)

Polishing, grinding, and buffing

d)

Casting, molding, and forging

2.

What type of motion in gears contributes to complex contact conditions along the line of action?

a)

Rolling and sliding motion

b)

Vibrating and oscillating motion

c)

Rotating and spinning motion

d)

Translating and reciprocating motion

3.

How does the rolling velocity of gears change over the period of meshing?

a)

Decreases linearly

b)

Increases exponentially

c)

Remains constant

d)

Fluctuates randomly

4.

Which materials are mentioned as being used in bulk polymer systems for bearings?

a)

Steel and aluminum

b)

PEEK, PTFE, and ATSP

c)

Copper and brass

d)

Nylon and polyester

5.

What is the primary function of solid lubricants in brake pad formulations?

a)

To increase friction

b)

To reduce wear and enhance fade resistance

c)

To decrease temperature

d)

To increase noise

6.

Which coating is known for being wear and corrosion-resistant but has environmental implications?

a)

Diamond-like carbon (DLC)

b)

Chromium nitride (CrN)

c)

Hard chromium electroplated finishes

d)

Molybdenum-based thermal-sprayed coating

7.

What is a disadvantage of molybdenum-based thermal-sprayed coatings?

a)

High production cost

b)

Low thermal stability

c)

Poor adhesion

d)

High friction

8.

Which advanced coating is effective in both boundary and mixed lubrication under normal temperature conditions?

a)

Chromium nitride (CrN)

b)

Diamond-like carbon (DLC)

c)

Titanium nitride (TiN)

d)

Molybdenum-based coating

9.

What effect did the MoS2 coating have on the surface of threaded fasteners?

a)

Increased surface roughness and decreased skewness

b)

Decreased surface roughness and increased skewness

c)

Made the surface smoother and more colorful

d)

Increased the weight of the fasteners

10.

What is the effect of increasing load or lowering speed on film thickness?

a)

Leads to thinner films

b)

Leads to thicker films

c)

Has no effect on film thickness

d)

Increases film temperature

11.

Why is tribological optimization of cutting tools important in manufacturing?

a)

It affects tool longevity, energy consumption, and surface quality

b)

It increases the color of the machined surface

c)

It reduces the size of the cutting tool

d)

It enhances the sound of the cutting process

12.

What is an example of a material that improves cutting performance and tool life due to its finer internal structure?

a)

Conventional steels

b)

Powder metallurgy high-speed steels (PM HSS)

c)

Aluminum alloys

d)

Carbon fiber composites

13.

What role does surface coating play in resolving tribological problems in gears?

a)

It acts as a protective coating altering tribological properties

b)

It increases the electrical conductivity

c)

It enhances the magnetic properties

d)

It reduces the weight of the gears

14.

What is the benefit of using triboelectric sensors in bearings?

a)

They increase the weight of the bearings

b)

They require external power sources

c)

They provide low-cost continuous monitoring

d)

They decrease the lifespan of the bearings

15.

What issue can uneven tribofilms cause in braking systems?

a)

Increased fuel efficiency

b)

Noise and uneven wear

c)

Enhanced braking efficiency

d)

Reduced material cost

16.

How do optimized seal geometries and multi-lip designs contribute to mechanical systems?

a)

They increase stress concentrations

b)

They promote lubrication film stability

c)

They decrease temperature resistance

d)

They increase leakage rates

17.

What is the primary challenge faced by piston rings in internal combustion engines?

a)

Low pressure conditions

b)

Constant lubrication

c)

Severe friction and wear

d)

Minimal temperature changes

18.

What is a common cause of joint failure in fasteners?

a)

Excessive bolt preload and inaccurate tightening

b)

Insufficient lubrication

c)

Incorrect material choice

d)

Overuse of fasteners

19.

How can limitations in lubrication and cooling during high-speed cutting be overcome?

a)

Using low-pressure coolant systems

b)

Employing high-pressure coolant systems

c)

Avoiding temperature control

d)

Reducing lubrication

20.

What is the benefit of running accurate requirements for surface roughness and lubrication intervals?

a)

Increases production time

b)

Reduces variability and improves component effectiveness and reliability

c)

Decreases the need for skilled labor

d)

Enhances visual appeal