FABRIC MANUIFACTURE - I
(MCQ : MODULE 10 - Primary motions : beatup)
Question 1: The deviation of sley displacement from SHM depends on
The loom eccentricity The length of connecting rod Radius of the crank Sley eccentricity
Question 2: If a sley follows SHM, the eccentricity value is
1 0 Infinity 1/2
Question 3: Sley velocity in m/sec at the front centre of a loom running at 300 rpm is
0 5 15 45
Question 4: If the sley eccentricity is 0.5 then the ratio of sley accelerations in the front centre and back centre of loom is
2 3 4 5
Question 5: As sley eccentricity increases
Maximum sley velocity is reached latter during backward movement. Beat up becomes less effective. Sley remains longer near the front centre of the loom Shuttle gets less time to travel through the shed.
Question 6: On a shuttle loom, the sley acceleration during the shuttle flight on the race board is
Towards the front of the loom Towards the back of the loom First towards the front and then towards the back First towards the back and then towards the front
Question 7: Force acting on the sley depends on
Equivalent mass of sley, loom speed and pick spacing Equivalent mass of sley, loom speed and cloth fell displacement Equivalent mass of sley, pick spacing and cloth fell displacement Equivalent mass of sley, loom speed and sley eccentricity
Question 8: While weaving a cloth in an automatic shuttle loom bumping can be avoided by
Increasing the warp tension Decreasing the warp tension Increase the picks per unit length Change the shedding timing
Question 9: While weaving a cloth, bumping increases
As PPI decreases and cloth fell is displaced more As PPI increases and cloth fell is displaced more As PPI increases and cloth fell is displaced less As PPI decreases and cloth fell is displaced less
Question 10: Tick the wrong statements
Bumping is more likely to occur for heavy fabrics Minimum warp tension should be enough to prevent bumping Beat up force is dependent on the warp tension Bumping reduces the effectiveness of beat up.
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