Book 2 Unit 6 Flashcards
Boundary lubrication refers to lubrication:
A) Where the bearing clearance space is flooded with oil
B) Where the surfaces are separate by only a microscopic film of the lubricant
C) There is no metal contact between the surfaces
D) When the lubricating film between surfaces is thick enough to completely separate the surfaces
E) When the supply of lubricant is steady and unrestricted
B) Where the surfaces are separate by only a microscopic film of the lubricant
If the parallel roller are quite long, the common term for these is _______ bearings.
A) Sleeve
B) Pin
C) Journal
D) Shell
E) Needle
E) Needle
Usually the cause of bearing trouble is one of the following:
A) Proper viscosity of oil
B) Proper bearing design
C) Excessive oil supply
D) Misalignment of shaft and bearing
E) Temperature of oil too low
D) Misalignment of shaft and bearing
The sliding vane compressor may have a discharge pressure as high as:
A) 1000 kPa (145 psi)
B) 2000 kPa (290 psi)
C) 5000 kPa (725 psi)
D) 4000 kPa (580 psi)
E) 3000 kPa (435 psi)
A) 1000 kPa (145 psi)
Theoretically, the maximum lift of a pump at sea level is:
A) 10.34 metre (33.9 ft)
B) 20.5 metre (67.2 ft)
C) 15.8 metre (51.8 ft)
D) 5.4 metre (17.7 ft)
E) 9.1 metre (29.8 ft)
A) 10.34 metre (33.9 ft)
An air receiver is a pressure vessel their specifications must conform to the:
A) ASME Code, Section VIII
B) ASME Code, Section III
C) ASME Code, Section VI
D) ASME Code, Section I
E) ASME Code, Section IV
A) ASME Code, Section VIII
The rotary screw compressor is suitable for speed up to:
A) 3000 r/min
B) 12 000 r/min
C) 10 000 r/min
D) 8000 r/min
E) 5000 r/min
B) 12 000 r/min
One of the most common designs of a rotary compressor is the _________ type.
A) Turbine
B) Centrifugal
C) Axial flow
D) Rotary lobe
E) Positive displacement
D) Rotary lobe
One of the most common design of a rotary compressor is the _______ type.
A) Positive displacement
B) Rotary screw
C) Axial flow
D) Turbine
E) Centrifugal
B) Rotary screw
Improper fitting can cause premature bearing failure due to:
A) High operating temperatures
B) Cracking of the rollers
C) The force applied indenting or nicking the balls or rollers
D) Uneven loading of the bearing
E) Hard pieces of lubricant being pressed into the bearing surfaces producing flaking and pitting
C) The force applied indenting or nicking the balls or rollers
Where the materials of moving surfaces are in contact with each other, they tend to cling or weld together resulting in extra force called the ________ force being required to move the surfaces.
A) Reaction
B) Gravitational
C) Centrifugal
D) Normal
E) Friction
E) Friction
As well as separating the bearing surfaces, the lubricant forms a film on the surfaces, thus protecting them from:
A) Pressure
B) Moisture
C) Temperature
D) Corrosion
E) Air
D) Corrosion
Generally, dynamic compressors favour:
A) Temperaure
B) Speed
C) Volume
D) Time
E) Pressure
C) Volume
The rotary screw compressor features two intermeshing rotors contained within a close-fitting casing the:
A) Male rotor is usually the driven one
B) Male rotor has four concave lobes
C) Rotors do not come in contact with each other so internal lubrication is not required.
D) Female rotor is driven by means of timing gears
E) Female rotor has six concave flutes
B) Male rotor has four concave lobes
The temperature of under normal conditions will be about ________ near the end of the compression stroke.
A) 90ºC (194ºF)
B) 150ºC (302ºF)
C) 225ºC (437ºF)
D) 75ºC (167ºF)
E) 175ºC (347ºF)
A) 90ºC (194ºF)