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1. External diameter of clutch facing is limited to 120 mm and inner diameter may be assumed to be 0.3 times external diameter. Assume uniform wear ory. What is effective mean radius?
2. The clutch plate has 160 mm inside and 240 mm outside diameter. The total force provided by springs is 5 kN, when clutch is new. The coefficient of friction is 0.4. What is torque transmitted?
3. Which of following contains no linkage between clutch and pedal?
4. Where is clutch located?
5. Which of following parts of cover assembly that hold pressure plate against clutch plate?
6. Which of following is coefficient of friction of clutch plate?
7. The external radius of cone clutch is 120 mm and internal radius is 80 mm. The cone angle is kept at 20°. What is effective mean radius assuming uniform wear ory?
8. Which of following is disadvantage of cone clutch?
9. The dry clutch can tolerate longer engagement time than a wet clutch.
10. In which type of manual transmission double-declutching is used?
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