When a private company is converted into public company. In which form it should be A. Schedule III B. Schedule IV C. Schedule VI D. None of these

When a private company is converted into public company. In which form it should be  A. Schedule III  
B. Schedule IV  
C. Schedule VI  
D. None of these
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Description : Draw symbol of (i) Tray Dryer (ii) Plate column (iii) Packed column (iv) Jaw crusher (v) Strirrer (vi) Ball mill.

Last Answer : i)Tray dryer:   ii)Plate column:    iii)Packed column:   iv) Jaw crusher:   v) Stirrer:   vi) Ball mill  

Write the suitable cutter for carrying following operations on milling machine (i) Gear Tooth (ii) Parting off (iii) Keyway (iv) V-grooves (v) Rounding of corner (vi) Cutting of narrow slot and groove

Description : Write the suitable cutter for carrying following operations on milling machine (i) Gear Tooth (ii) Parting off (iii) Keyway (iv) V-grooves (v) Rounding of corner (vi) Cutting of narrow slot and groove

Last Answer : (i) Gear Tooth : Form milling cutter, Cylindrical type or End mill type, Gear cutter. (ii) Parting off: Slitting Cutter (iii) Keyway : Staggered teeth side milling cutter, End mill cutter, key ... milling cutter. Selection of a cutter depends upon type and size of slot or groove to be produced. 

Write type of chip formed with following factors. (i) High rake angle (ii) High cutting speed (iii) Small depth of cut (iv) Low cutting speed (v) Large depth of cut (vi) Low rake angle

Description : Write type of chip formed with following factors. (i) High rake angle (ii) High cutting speed (iii) Small depth of cut (iv) Low cutting speed (v) Large depth of cut (vi) Low rake angle

Last Answer : (i) High rake angle : Continuous chips (ii) High cutting speed : Continuous chips (iii) Small depth of cut : Continuous chips (iv) Low cutting speed :Continuous chips with built up edge (v) ... cut : Continuous chips with built up edge (vi) Low rake angle :Continuous chips with built up edge

Compare detonation and diesel knock on the basis of (i) Fuel Ignition Temperature (ii) Compression Ratio (iii) Speed (iv) inlet temperature (v) inlet pressure (vi) cylinder wall temperature (vii) cylinder size

Description : Compare detonation and diesel knock on the basis of (i) Fuel Ignition Temperature (ii) Compression Ratio (iii) Speed (iv) inlet temperature (v) inlet pressure (vi) cylinder wall temperature (vii) cylinder size 

Last Answer : Comparison between detonation and diesel knock: Parameter To avoid Detonation in SI Engine  To avoid Diesel knock i) Fuel Ignition Temperature High Low ii) Compression Ratio ... Cylinder wall temperature Low High viii) Cylinder size Small Large