Home/Volume-3/Wire ropes and their Attachments Volume-3 Wire ropes and their Attachments Admin03/08/20240 95 Less than a minute Report a question What's wrong with this question? You cannot submit an empty report. Please add some details. 0% Wire ropes and their Attachments Wire ropes and their Attachments 1 / 39 1. Example of non-stranded rope is? Performed rope Equal lay ropes Regular lay Locked coil ropes 2 / 39 2. The ratio between breaking load and total suspended rope is called? Fill factor Factor of safety Capacity factor Bending factor 3 / 39 3. Guy ropes; guide ropes are the example of? Standing ropes Running ropes Non-stranded ropes Stranded ropes 4 / 39 4. The ultimate strength of the wires for haulage or winding is....kgf/sq.mm? 160 100 200 400 5 / 39 5. A number of concentrically twisted wires laid in the form of a helix round a central steel wire is known as? Lang's lay Ordinary lay Strand Locked coil 6 / 39 6. The method of joining two wire ropes permanently without using special fittings or attachments is called? Splicing Socketing Performing None 7 / 39 7. The type of rope most suitable for balancing rope in Koepe winding is? Regular lay Locked coil Flattened strand Spiral strand 8 / 39 8. In which test is the steel wire subjected to stretching force until it breaks? Tension test Torsion test Bending test Wrapping test 9 / 39 9. In reliance capel the tapping of wedge is? 1 in 5 1 in 10 1 in 15 1 in 20 10 / 39 10. The capacity of the rope to resist the kinetic shock is roughly? Proportional to Dia of rope Inversely Proportional to Dia of rope Proportional to length Inversely proportional to length 11 / 39 11. The ropes used for guide ropes are? Locked coil Regular lay Lang's lay Flattened strand 12 / 39 12. The ropes which undergo frequent movement or coiling often with varying loads are called? Non-stranded Stranded Standing Running 13 / 39 13. The wire ropes which offer better wearing surface and more resistance to bending fatigue are called? Lang's lay Ordinary lay Right hand Locked coil 14 / 39 14. The space factor for stranded rope is? 30 to 40 % 40 to 50 % 50 to 60 % 75% 15 / 39 15. In deep mines as a safety the capacity of the rope to resist kinetic shock is proportional to? Length of rope Diameter of rope Strength of rope Square of length 16 / 39 16. Example of equal lay ropes is? Flattened strand Performed Warrington pattern None 17 / 39 17. The length of splice for 13 mm dia rope is? 2 to 3m 4 to 5 m 6 to 9 m 10 to 15 m 18 / 39 18. The ropes used for winding are? Locked coil Regular lay Lang's lay Flattened strand 19 / 39 19. In preparation of cone socket type capel the white metal should not be heated more than? 100 deg C 200 deg C 365 deg C 450 deg C 20 / 39 20. The ropes used for dragline are? Locked coil Regular lay Lang's lay Flattened strand 21 / 39 21. The length of splice for 25 mm dia rope is? 2 to 3m 4 to 5 m 6 to 9 m 10 to 15 m 22 / 39 22. No rope should be allowed to remain in use after the wires have lost their diameter by? 10% 20% 30% 40% 23 / 39 23. If the wires in the strand and the strands in the rope are laid in the opposite direction is called? Lang's lay Ordinary lay Right hand Locked coil 24 / 39 24. In coned socket type capel the metal poured is? Gunmetal Brass Whitemetal Babbit metal 25 / 39 25. The wire ropes required to be used in wet shafts are? Non-rusting type Galvanised Bronze Stainless steel 26 / 39 26. For winding purpose the locked coil ropes are preferred because? Offers greater resistance Had greater fill factor Permits high factor of safety Can't be spliced 27 / 39 27. The ropes required to carry the burden or load but more or less stationary is called? Non-stranded Stranded Standing Running 28 / 39 28. The jaws of the reliance capel are about ...times rope diameter in length? 30 24 12 15 29 / 39 29. If the diameter of a wire is 'D' then the diameter of the simple round stranded rope is? 6D 8D 10D 12D 30 / 39 30. The wires spiral round the core in the same direction as the threads of left hand screw are called? Non-stranded Stranded Right hand ropes Left hand ropes 31 / 39 31. The ropes used for CCM are? Locked coil Regular lay Lang's lay Flattened strand 32 / 39 32. Most commonly used capel for rope haulage is? Split capel Coned socket Interlocking wedge type Bent back wire cone socket 33 / 39 33. Internal stresses of the rope can be relieved with the use of? Normalising the wire Annealing the wire Performed wire Washington pattern 34 / 39 34. The ropes used for winding; haulage; coal cutting machine are the example of? Non-stranded Stranded Standing Running 35 / 39 35. The ratio between drum diameter to the rope diameter is called? Fill factor Factor of safety Capacity factor Bending factor 36 / 39 36. In socketing the rope length under clips is nearly.....times the diameter? 10 20 30 40 37 / 39 37. The space factor for locked coil rope is? 30 to 40 % 40 to 50 % 50 to 60 % 75% 38 / 39 38. If the wires in the strand and the strands in the rope are laid in the same direction is called? Lang's lay Ordinary lay Right hand Locked coil 39 / 39 39. By the process of normalising? Tensile strength of rope increases Tensile strength of steel rod increases The steel rod is drawn into wires The impurities in the steel rod are removed Your score is The average score is 48% LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Admin03/08/20240 95 Less than a minute
