Theory of Machines - GATE practice papers - Mechanical 
        
	  
	
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		| 1)   Which of the following statements is wrong? 
 (1) A statically balanced rotor is always dynamically balanced
 (2) A dynamically balanced rotor is always statically balanced (Marks: 02)
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 a. Only (1) b. Only (2)  c. both (1) and (2) d. both are correct  
											                        
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                                                                            ANSWER: Only (1)
                                                                             Explanation: When rotor is dynamically balanced then it is always statically balanced. But when rotor is statically balanced then it may or may not be dynamically balanced.
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		| 2)   The punching rate of a punching press is 20 holes per minute. It is required to punch a hole of diameter 50 mm on a plate of 20 mm thickness. Press requires 10 N-m of energy per mm2 of sheared area. Calculate the energy required for punching work per second. (Marks: 02) - Published on 19 Oct 15
 
 
 a. 628318.2 Nm/s b. 10471.97 Nm/s c. 31416 Nm/s d. none of the above 
											                        
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                                                                            ANSWER: 10471.97 Nm/s
                                                                             Explanation: d =50 mm
 t = 20 mm
 Number of holes = 20 holes per minute
 Energy required = 10 N-m/mm  2
 
 Sheared area per hole = πdt
 = π × 50 × 20
 = 3141.6 mm2
 
 Energy required to punch one hole = 3141.6 × 10
 = 31416 N-m
 
 and the energy required for punching work per second
 = energy required per hole × number of holes per second
 = 31416 × (20/60)
 = 10471.97 Nm/s
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		| 3)   How is the kinematic pair formed?(Marks: 01) - Published on 19 Oct 15
 
 
 a. when two kinematic links of a machine are in contact with each other and relative motion between them is not completely constrained b. when two kinematic links of a machine are in contact with each other and relative motion between them is completely constrained c. both a. and b. d. none of the above 
											                        
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                                                                            ANSWER: when two kinematic links of a machine are in contact with each other and relative motion between them is completely constrained
                                                                             Explanation: When two kinematic links or elements are in contact with each other, they are said to form a pair and if the relative motion between them is completely constrained, the pair is called as kinematic pair.
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		| 4)   The part of machine which is resistant and undergoes relative motion is called as __________(Marks: 01) - Published on 19 Oct 15
 
 
 a. kinematic link b. element c. both a. and b. d. none of the above 
											                        
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                                                                            ANSWER: both a. and b.
                                                                             Explanation: A part of machine which undergoes relative motion with respect to some other part is called as as kinematic link or element. The kinematic link or element should be resistant body.
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