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Study of Connecting Rod in an Internal Combustion Engine

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1. They are cast or forged to form:

a: H near the small end Explanation

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b: H near the big end Explanation

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c: I near the small end Explanation

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d: None of these Explanation

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2. Which shape provides greater strength to resist stresses than a solid rod of the same mass?

a: I near the small end and an H near the big end Explanation

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b: H near the small end and an I near the big end Explanation

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c: None of these Explanation

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d: All of these Explanation

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3. Failure of a connecting rod is commonly called:

a: Flowing of rod Explanation

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b: Both (a) and (b) Explanation

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c: None of these Explanation

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d: Throwing a rod Explanation

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4. The grain pattern of the body or neck of the connecting rod is in:

a: Horizontal direction Explanation

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b: Inclined at 45° Explanation

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c: The vertical direction Explanation

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d: None of these Explanation

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5. The grain pattern of the connecting rod cap is made in:

a: The vertical direction Explanation

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b: Inclined at 45° Explanation

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c: None of these Explanation

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d: Horizontal direction Explanation

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