How many of the following are oxides ores (i) Carnalite (ii) Cuprite (iii) Cassiterite (iv) Chromite (v) Cinnabar (vi) Calamine (vii) Cerussite (Viii)

How many of the following are oxides ores (i) Carnalite (ii) Cuprite (iii) Cassiterite (iv) Chromite (v) Cinnabar (vi) Calamine (vii) Cerussite (Viii)
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How many of the following are oxides ores (i) Carnalite (ii) Cuprite (iii) Cassiterite (iv) ... (vii) Cerussite (Viii) Chalocopyrite (ix) Chalcocite
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Suggest one type of materials for water proofing for the following situations. i. Rising dampness in building ii. Leakages in dam iii. Concrete continuously in wet or damp condition iv. Leakages in lavatory ,bathroom and kitchen floor v. Cracks on plastered surface vi. Cracks on roof surface

Description : Suggest one type of materials for water proofing for the following situations. i. Rising dampness in building ii. Leakages in dam iii. Concrete continuously in wet or damp condition iv. Leakages in lavatory ,bathroom and kitchen floor v. Cracks on plastered surface vi. Cracks on roof surface

Last Answer : i. Flexible materials like butyl rubber, hot bitumen (asphalt), plastic sheets, bituminous felts, sheets of lead. ii. Liquid applied cementitious membranes iii. Liquid applied cementitious membranes ... v. Liquid applied cementitious membranes. vi. Brick bat coba, liquid applied bituminous membrane.

Define following terms (i) Kinematic link (ii) Kinematic pair (iii) Kinematic chain (iv) Mechanism (v) Machine (vi) Inversion

Description : Define following terms (i) Kinematic link (ii) Kinematic pair (iii) Kinematic chain (iv) Mechanism (v) Machine (vi) Inversion

Last Answer : (i) Kinematic link: Each part of a machine, which moves relative to some other part, is known as a kinematic link.  (ii) Kinematic pair: The two links or elements of a machine, ... obtaining different mechanisms by fixing different links in a kinematic chain is known as inversion of the mechanism.

Identify the sensors for the following : i) Wind speed ii) RPM of generator shaft iii) Temperature in generator iv) Cable untwisting v) Vibration vi) Wind direction

Description : Identify the sensors for the following : i) Wind speed ii) RPM of generator shaft iii) Temperature in generator iv) Cable untwisting v) Vibration vi) Wind direction

Last Answer : i) Wind Speed : Anemometer. ii) RPM of Generator Shaft: Accelerometers. iii) Temperature in Generator: Thermistor, thermocouple, RTD. iv) Cable Untwisting : Cable Twisting sensor. v) Vibration : Accelerometer, piezoelectric. vi) Wind direction: Wind vane.