What is it called when the tolerance of each dimension builds on the next?
What will be an ideal response?
Known as tolerance stacking, or buildup.
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A) Leaks B) Reboiler shell pressure C) Column pressure D) All of the above
All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:
A. Some newer hydraulic systems have the slave cylinder as part of the release bearing. B. Hydraulic systems are popular on custom vehicles because adaptation of the clutch release mechanism is easy. C. The output piston is located in the reaction or actuator cylinder, commonly called a slave cylinder. D. The master cylinder input piston is located in the diaphragm spring.
The use of a smoke leak detector is being discussed. Technician A says that a smoke leak detector can be used to find exhaust leaks. Technician B says that to find vacuum leaks, the throttle opening must be blocked off. Who is correct?
A. A only B. B only C. Both A and B D. Neither A nor B
A small horizontal rectangle is e placed with the bottom length on the reference line. Inside the rectangle is the notation 9/16, above the rectangle is the notation 25°, to the right of the rectangle is the notation 12, and to the left of the rectangle is the notation 5/8. What does this welding symbol signify?
A. A series of 5/8" in diameter plug welds is to be made on the other side. The angle of the welds is to be 25°, the depth of each weld is to be 9/16", and the pitch is to be 12. B. A series of slot welds 5/8" in width is to be made on the other side. The angle of the welds is to be 25°, the depth of each weld is to be 9/16", and the pitch is to be 12. C. A series of 5/8" in diameter plug welds is to be made on the arrow side. The angle of the welds is to be 25°, the depth of each weld is to be 9/16", and the pitch is to be 12. D. A series of 9/16" in diameter plug welds is to be made on the other side. The angle of the welds is to be 25°, the depth of each weld is to be 5/8", and the pitch is to be 12. E. None of the above. This is an incorrect symbol.