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The process extensively used for making bolts and nuts is
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Answer: Option D
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72
In a marine flange coupling, the pitch circle diameter of bolts is taken as
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Answer: Option B
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73
A sliding bearing in which although lubricant is present, the working surfaces __________ contact each other at least part of the time, is called boundary lubricated bearing.
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74
In a steam engine, the valve rod is connected to an eccentric rod by means of
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Answer: Option B
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75
An elastic bar is fixed at the upper end and loaded at the lower end by a falling weight. The shock load produced can be reduced by
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76
Cap screws are
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77
All stresses produced in a belt are
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Answer: Option B
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78
The included angle for the British Association thread is
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Answer: Option C
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The difference between the tooth space and the tooth thickness as measured on the pitch circle, is called
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In nitrated parts, the origins of the fatigue cracks will occur at
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Answer: Option B
Solution:
Nitriding is a surface-hardening process that diffuses nitrogen into the surface, creating a hard, wear-resistant case with compressive residual stresses.

Fatigue crack initiation: Due to the compressive stresses at the surface, fatigue cracks are generally suppressed at the outer layer. Instead, they tend to originate just below the surface, where the protective effect of compressive stress is lower.

Why not surface: Although surface imperfections can sometimes cause cracks in practice, the theoretical and exam-oriented answer is that cracks start just beneath the hardened case.

Conclusion: From an exam perspective, the correct answer is Option B: Just below the surface.