KERALA PSC PREVIOUS QUESTION AND ANSWERS




KERALA PSC PREVIOUS QUESTION AND ANSWERS 







Question51:-In a right hand dobby first pick is controlled by
 A:-straight feeler and top hook
 B:-bend feeler and top hook
 C:-straight feeler bottom hook
 D:-bend feeler and bottom hook
 Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question52:-Normal clearance in a parallel blade slub catcher for carded counts
 A:-1 to 1.5 time of yarn diameter
 B:-1.5 to 2 times of yarn diameter
 C:-2 to 2.5 times of yarn diameter
 D:-2.5 to 3 times of yarn diameter
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question53:-Advantage of swinging blade type slub catcher over fixed blade
 A:-Clearing 50% more fault
 B:-Cheap and easy to maintain
 C:-More sensitive to thin places
 D:-Slubs can get squeezed and passed through
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question54:-Advantage of early shedding is
 A:-Less power consumption
 B:-heavy wefting
 C:-less strain in warp
 D:-useful for light weight fabric production
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question55:-Which one is incidental waste in weaving?
 A:-Knotting waste
 B:-Process waste
 C:-Waste from package fault
 D:-Waste during changing pirn
 Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question56:-Narrow, bare and dense stripes running along the warp direction of fabric is called
 A:-Warp streaks
 B:-Weft bar
 C:-Missing end
 D:-Float
 Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question57:-The depth of reed wire along the direction of warp yarn is known as
 A:-Air space
 B:-Percentage air space
 C:-Wire thickness
 D:-Gauge number of reed wire
 Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question58:-Refractometer used for
 A:-measuring stretch in sizing
 B:-determine size pick up
 C:-to indicate consistency of solid contents in size past
 D:-to measure saw box temperature
 Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question59:-The length and weight unit of Denier English count system
 A:-Hank of 840 yards and 1 denier
 B:-Hank of 560 yards and 1 denier
 C:-Hank of 520 yards and 1 denier
 D:-Hank of 560 yards and 1 grains
 Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question60:-Count defined in Denier metric system as the
 A:-Number of 9000-meter length units present in one gram
 B:-Number of one-gram weight units of yarn present in 9000 meters
 C:-Number of 1000-meters length units present in one gram
 D:-Number of one-gram weight units of yarn present in 1000 meters
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question61:-Heald count in a plain set is
 A:-number of heald eyes per 2 inches across the width
 B:-number of heald eyes per inches across the width
 C:-number of heald eyes per one inch width
 D:-total number of heald eyes present in the heald divided by heald width
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question62:-Reed count is the number of dents in two inches in
 A:-Radcliff system
 B:-Metric system
 C:-Brad ford system
 D:-Stokport system
 Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question63:-Tachometer used for measuring
 A:-Moisture regain
 B:-RPM and surface speed
 C:-Percentage of elongation
 D:-Humidity
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question64:-If 200 yards of cotton yarn weigh 2 grams. What is the count in Ne?
 A:-100s
 B:-24s
 C:-45s
 D:-54s
 Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question65:-The calculated count determined from the total length and total weight of different count termed as
 A:-Resultant count
 B:-Average count
 C:-Universal count (tex)
 D:-Worsted count
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question66:-Find the resultant count of 8s, 24s and 12s
 A:-8s
 B:-15s
 C:-4s
 D:-20s
 Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question67:-If 30 Km of cotton yarn is 2.5 kg, what is the count in French cotton system?
 A:-6sNf
 B:-12sNf
 C:-24sNf
 D:-8sNf
 Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question68:-Find the range of the following test results
Strength in lbs - 113, 108, 124, 128, 110
 A:-20 lbs
 B:-4 lbs
 C:-15 lbs
 D:-5 lbs
 Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question69:-The whole material available for testing is called
 A:-sample
 B:-population
 C:-specimen
 D:-median
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question70:-The ability of a fabric to assume a graceful appearance in use is
 A:-stiffness
 B:-drape
 C:-resilience
 D:-cover
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question71:-Fraction of the area of the fabric covered by both warp and weft threads called
 A:-Cover factor
 B:-Cloth factor
 C:-Cloth setting
 D:-Cloth cover
 Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question72:-Cover factor calculated from
 A:-threads per inch in the cloth
 B:-ends and picks per inch in the fabric
 C:-threads per inch and count of yarn
 D:-end per inch in the fabric
 Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question73:-Uster evenness tester working on
 A:-optical principle
 B:-electronic principle
 C:-capacitance principle
 D:-electromagnetic principle
 Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question74:-Circumference of wrap reel is
 A:-1.5 yards
 B:-3 yards
 C:-1.2 yards
 D:-2.4 yards
 Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question75:-Single thread strength tester of the pendulum type lever working on the principle of
 A:-constant rate of loading
 B:-constant rate of extension
 C:-constant rate of breaking
 D:-inclined plain
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question76:-The relation between TPI and yarn count is
 A:-TPI = TM ×`"sqrt(count)"`
 B:-Count = TPI/TM
 C:-TPI = TM x Count
 D:-Count = TPI x TM
 Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question77:-Linters are
 A:-long fibres separated in ginning
 B:-long fibres adheres to cotton seed
 C:-short fibres adheres to cotton seed
 D:-cotton fibre covered with cotton seed
 Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question78:-Fibre quality index is given by the formula
 A:-FQI = `(Lusm)/(F)`
 B:-FQI = `(Lusm)/(f)`
 C:-FQI = `(Lsm)/(Fu)`
 D:-FQI = `(Fusm)/(L)`
 Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question79:-One lea of 20s cotton yarn consists of
 A:-120 Hanks
 B:-120 yards
 C:-120 inches
 D:-120 feet
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question80:-Instrument not used for the measurement of bundle strength is
 A:-stelometer
 B:-instron tester
 C:-pressley tester
 D:-arealometer
 Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question81:-Micronaire value is a combination of
 A:-maturity and fibre strength
 B:-fibre length and fineness
 C:-fineness and maturity
 D:-fineness and fibre strength
 Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question82:-Which is a burning characteristic of pure silk?
 A:-In flame it melt instantly
 B:-Burn, melt slowly when present to the flame
 C:-Smells like burning paper
 D:-Continuous to burn and melt when away from flame
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question83:-What is the corrected count of yarn?
 A:-Count of yarn corrected in standard regain
 B:-Count of yarn in actual regain
 C:-Count of yarn after changing draft wheel
 D:-Count of yarn corrected in standard moisture
 Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question84:-A yarn made with irregular profile or construction that differs from single or folded yarn called
 A:-Texturised yarn
 B:-Fancy yarn
 C:-Untwisted yarn
 D:-Worsted yarn
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question85:-Wool fibre made with a naturally occurring protein
 A:-Keratin
 B:-Lignin
 C:-Sericin
 D:-Fibroin
 Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question86:-A small tangled knot of fibre often caused by fibre processing is
 A:-Knot
 B:-Objectionable fault
 C:-Entanglement
 D:-Nep
 Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question87:-Average length of Gossypium hirsutum is
 A:-32-40 mm
 B:-13-25 mm
 C:-25-48 mm
 D:-22-24 mm
 Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question88:-The distance between the nip line in relation to the distribution of fibre length within the silver called
 A:-Machine setting
 B:-Roller setting
 C:-Relative roller speed
 D:-Draft setting
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question89:-Main contributors to thick and thin places in yarns are
 A:-Un opened fibre and drafting irregularities
 B:-Defective winding process
 C:-Presences of large amount of waste percentage in mixing
 D:-Poor control of lap weight
 Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question90:-The most important single cause for within bobbin count variation
 A:-In correct draft and ratchet wheel in flyframe
 B:-Poor control of lap weight
 C:-Defective draw frame
 D:-Bad work practice in ring frame
 Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question91:-Prime cause for excessive stretch in fly frame
 A:-Worn out drafting rollers
 B:-Incorrect initial position of cone drum belt
 C:-Faulty feeding of silver
 D:-Incorrect piecing practice
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question92:-Percentage of yarn produced from a given weight of bale cotton
 A:-Productivity
 B:-Cotton realisation
 C:-Yarn realisation
 D:-Production efficiency
 Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question93:-Common yarn objectionable faults in the fabric are
 A:-Slubs and knots
 B:-Neps and hooks
 C:-Thin places and neps
 D:-Thick places and neps
 Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question94:-Cause for a catastrophic end breaks in spinning
 A:-Collision between balloons
 B:-Torn apron
 C:-Vibrating or out centre spindle
 D:-Eccentric drafting rollers
 Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question95:-A periodic check on fractionating efficiency serve
 A:-To increase the production in comber
 B:-To improve the fibre alignment in comber
 C:-Judge the mechanical condition of comber
 D:-To reduce the stoppage in combing
 Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question96:-A convenient and reliable method for estimating the loss of efficiency and its causes called
 A:-Productivity analysis
 B:-Snap reading
 C:-Machinery audit
 D:-Profitability analysis
 Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question97:-The ratio of machine production to the labour employment ratio expressed as percentage is
 A:-Machine productivity
 B:-Labour productivity
 C:-Productivity
 D:-Productivity index
 Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question98:-A periodic critical examination of machine to identify mechanical condition of various parts and machine setting,
which are likely to affect quality and productivity is called
 A:-Periodic maintenance
 B:-Preventive maintenance
 C:-Quality audit
 D:-Machinery audit
 Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question99:-Transfer efficiency of fibres in a carding cylinder decided by
 A:-RPM of cylinder
 B:-Wire population in doffer
 C:-Tooth angle in cylinder
 D:-RPM of doffer
 Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question100:-The function of front plate is
 A:-To regulate the cleaning efficiency of carding machine
 B:-To regulate the percentage of flat waste
 C:-To control the droppings
 D:-To regulate the flat speed

 Correct Answer:- Option-B


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