Lead is poured into the joint between two ______________ pipes?

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1. Lead is poured into the joint between two _______________ pipes ?

   A. Mild steel
   B. Concrete
   C. Cast iron
   D. Asbestos cement

2. Lead is poured into the joints between two ___________________ pipes?

   A. Cast iron
   B. Steel
   C. Concrete
   D. Plastic

3. As per the Indian boiler regulation (IBR), the type of joint preferred for the circumferential joint is the _____________ joint ?

   A. Butt
   B. Lap
   C. Welded
   D. None of these

4. ______________ joint is usually used for joining cast iron pipes mostly used for temporary pipelines, where it may be necessary to dismantle & reassemble the pipeline very frequently ?

   A. Collar
   B. Flanged
   C. Bell and Spigot
   D. Expansion

5. Large diameter reinforced cement concrete (RCC) pipes are generally joined by ____________________ joint ?

   A. Flanged iron
   B. Collar
   C. Flexible
   D. Expansion

6. Steel & cast iron pipes are produced by ______________ casting ?

   A. Slush
   B. Die
   C. Investment
   D. True centrifugal

7. Venturimeter is used to measure the flow rate of fluids in pipes, when the pipe is in ______________ position ?

   A. Horizontal
   B. Vertical
   C. Inclined
   D. Any

8. Out of the following, the joint produced by ______________ has the lowest strength?

   A. Soldering
   B. Welding
   C. Brazing
   D. Riveting

9. Larger length & diameter water pipes are made by____________________?

   A. Electrical resistance welding
   B. Die casting
   C. Semi-centrifugal casting
   D. Continuous casting

10. Hot working of lead is carried out at ___________________?

    A. 75°C
    B. 373°K
    C. 150°C
    D. Room temperature