Question:
Thread profile on an electric bulb:
Thread profile on an electric bulb:
Updated On: Sep 16, 2024
- Metric internal thread
- square thread
- B.S.W. thread
- Knuckle thread
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The Correct Option is D
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The correct option is (D): Knuckle thread
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Top Questions on Standard profiles of screw threads
- Identify the correct statement for the screw threads
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C. Square threads offers less frictional resistance.
D. The angle between flacks of metric threads is 550
E. The flacks of B.S.W. thread are equally rounded at both crest and root.
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