This set of Machine Dynamics Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on “Controlling Force Diagram for a Spring-controlled Governor”.
1. Let r represent the radius of rotation, then for stability of a spring controlled governor, which of the following relation regarding controlling force is true? (a, b are constants)
a) Fc = ar-b
b) Fc = ar +b
c) Fc = ar
d) Fc = a
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Explanation: The relation between the controlling force (FC) and the radius of rotation (r) for the stability of spring controlled governors is given by the following equation:
Fc = ar-b.
2. If the line intersects the Controlling force axis in positive direction in the controlling force diagram of the spring controlled governor, then it is stable.
a) True
b) False
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Explanation: If the line intersects the Controlling force axis in negative direction in the controlling force diagram of the spring controlled governor, then it is stable.
Fc = ar-b
3. Let r represent the radius of rotation, then for an unstable spring controlled governor, which of the following relation regarding controlling force is true? (a,b are constants)
a) Fc = ar-b
b) Fc = ar +b
c) Fc = ar
d) Fc = a
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Explanation: The relation between the controlling force (FC) and the radius of rotation (r) for the unstability of spring controlled governors is given by the following equation:
Fc = ar+b.
4. Let r represent the radius of rotation, then for an isochronous spring controlled governor, which of the following relation regarding controlling force is true? (a,b are constants)
a) Fc = ar-b
b) Fc = ar +b
c) Fc = ar
d) Fc = a
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Explanation: The relation between the controlling force (FC) and the radius of rotation (r) for the instability of spring controlled governors is given by the following equation:
Fc = ar.
5. In the given figure x axis is the radius of rotation and y axis is the controlling force, identify the correct option.
a) Curve represents isochronous governor
b) Curve represents stable governor
c) Curve represents unstable governor
d) Curve represents sensetive governor
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Explanation: In the given figure, the straight line is passing through the origin thus following a relation
Fc = ar. Since there are no constants it represents an isochronous governor.
6. In the given figure x axis is the radius of rotation and y axis is the controlling force, identify the correct option. (For a spring controlled governor)
a) Curve represents isochronous governor
b) Curve represents stable governor
c) Curve represents unstable governor
d) Curve represents sensetive governor
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Explanation: In the given figure, the straight line is below the axis representing the controlling force thus following a relation
Fc = ar – b. Since there is a negative constant it represents a stable governor.
7. In the given figure x axis is the radius of rotation and y axis is the controlling force, identify the correct option. (For a spring controlled governor)
a) Curve represents isochronous governor
b) Curve represents stable governor
c) Curve represents unstable governor
d) Curve represents sensetive governor
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Explanation: In the given figure, the straight line is above the axis representing the controlling force thus following a relation
Fc = ar + b. Since there is a negative constant it represents an unstable governor.
8. It is possible that the equilibrium speed of the governor decreases with an increase of the radius of rotation of balls.
a) True
b) False
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Explanation: If the equilibrium speed of the governor decreases with an increase of the radius of rotation of balls then Fc/r decreases as r increases. This is impracticable.
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