GROUP 6

Lubrication Quiz

SET A
1. It is the relative oscillatory tangential movement that may occur between contacting
surfaces.
A. Wearing
B. Fretting
C. Tribology
D. Sliding

2. A device used to observe surface damage that occurs when two surfaces is on low
amplitude reciprocating motion.
A. Pin on disc Tribometer
B. Reciprocating Tester
C. Nano Tribometer
D. Fretting Tester

3. Fretting is considered as a type of _____ that occurs in the presence of a small

movement between machine components.
A. Wear
B. Motion
C. Machine
D. Erosion

4. What causes fretting wear?

A. Vibration
B. Sliding
C. Rotation
D. Rolling

5. What type of contact configuration is there in the Fretting Test?

A. Frictional and Frictionless
B. Rough and Bonded
C. Ball on Flat and Flat on Flat
D.Single Point and Multiple Point

6. The materials that will be in contact when performing the fretting test.
A. Load
B. Electrodynamic Shaker Box
C. Upper and Lower Specimen
D. Displacement Sensor Box
7. It is used to perform vibration testing to the components.
A. Orbital Shaker
B. Speed Shaker
C. Electrodynamic Shaker Box
D. Laboratory Shaker

8. The amount of weight that will be put to the upper specimen to press it to the lower
specimen.
A. Load
B. Laboratory Weighing
C. Solid Material
D. Specimen

9. It is a small, angled tool with a hexagonal head that's commonly used to repair or
tighten bolts and nuts.
A. Torque Wrench
B. Pipe Wrench
C. Allen Wrench Screwdriver
D. Phillips-head Screwdriver

10. A device used to measure the travel range between where the specimen is and its
reference position.
A. Load
B. Displacement Sensor
C. Upper and Lower Specimen
D. Electrodynamic Sensor Box

11. Which of the following machines is the Fretting Wear Tester that the researchers used?

A.
 B.

C.

D.

12. Hand clothing that is used to avoid contaminating specimens.

A. Allen Wrench
B. Gloves
C. Lab coat
D. Goggles

13. Fretting occurs whenever short ______ reciprocating motion between contacting
surfaces is sustained for a large number of cycles.
 A. Amplitude
B. Load
C. Temperature
D. Frequency

14. A part of the fretting tester used to hold the counter body that will be used for testing.
A. Upper Specimen Holder
B. Lower Specimen Holder
C. Load
D. Oscillating Arm

15. In which step do we need to clean the specimens when preparing for a fretting test?
A. First step
B. Second step
C. Third step
D. Last step

16. This process is conducted to fretting test so that specimens will be cleared from any
deposits.
A. Cleaning
B. Assembling
C. Preparation
D. Experimentation

17. A process included in the fretting test wherein the nuts of the lower specimen holder
must be tightened to the fixture.
A.Cleaning
B.Assembling
C.Preparation
D.Experimentation

18. The upper specimen is being placed to fixture to make sure it is correctly aligned and
perpendicular to the lower specimen.
A. Cleaning
B. Assembling
C. Preparation
D. Experimentation

19. This part of the Fretting tester holds the specimen that will be tested in the process.
A. Upper Specimen Holder
B. Lower Specimen Holder
C. Load
D. Oscillating Arm
 20. I. Fretting is a special case of adhesive wear that occurs from oscillatory motion of
relatively small amplitude.
II. Fretting damage is induced under load and in the presence of repeated relative
surface motion.
A. True
B. False
C. Either true or false
D. None of the above.

For Nos. 21-25: Identify the parts of the Fretting Tester.

21. A.
22. C.
23. C
24. B.
25. D

26. A type of wear that occurs from oscillatory motion of relatively small amplitude.

A. Fretting
B. Adhesive
C. Abrasive
D. Rolling
27. A type of wear that occurs due to unwanted displacement and attachment of wear debris
from one surface to another.

A. Fretting
B. Adhesive
C. Abrasive
D. Erosive

28.A type of wear that occurs when a hard, rough surface slides across a softer surface.

A. Fretting
B. Adhesive
C. Abrasive
D. Erosive

29. Occurs when solid or liquid particles impinge against the surface of an object.

A. Fretting
B. Adhesive
C. Abrasive
D. Erosive

30. It is the gradual removal, damaging or displacement of material at solid surfaces.

A. Fretting
B. Wear
C. Fatigue
D. Erosion

31. A test that are used to determine the effects of several fretting parameters on the
performance of materials.

A. Fatigue Test
B. Wear Test
C. Fretting Wear
D. Fretting Test

32. The science and technology of interacting surfaces in relative motion.

A. Psychology
B. Biology
C. Tribology
D. Zoology

33. It is a force that resists the motion of one object against another.

A. Potential energy
B. Kinetic Energy
C. Friction
D. Wear

34. The following are types of friction, except.

 A. Sliding
B. Rolling
C. Static
D. Flying

35. Defined as the force that acts between two surfaces at rest with respect to each other.

A. Rolling
B. Static
C. Sliding
D. Fluid

36. Defined as the force that is created between two objects when they are sliding against each
other.

A. Rolling
B. Static
C. Sliding
D. Fluid

37. This is the force that resists the motion of a ball or a wheel.

A. Rolling
B. Static
C. Sliding
D. Fluid

38. It is defined as the friction that exists between the layers of fluid when they are moving
with respect to each other.

A. Rolling
B. Static
C. Sliding
D. Fluid

39. Lubrication's main key point is________ the friction between two objects.

A. reducing
B. increasing
C. extending
D. Up and down

40. This is also a coverage of tribology that leads to increased friction.

A. Friction
B. Wear
C. Lubrication
D. Tribology itself

41.It is the study of friction, wear, lubrication and related phenomena

A. Tribology
 B. Biology
C. Physics
D. Tribofilm

42. Which of the following does not define tribology?

A. Contact mechanics
B. Material Science
C. Construction Technology
D. Geotechnical Engineering

43. The following are basic types of wear, except one.

A. Adhesive and corrosive

B. Surface-fatigue
C. Abrasive
D. Fretting

44. It is a type of lubricant that are artificially made lubricants that retain their properties at
very high temperatures.

A. Vegetable lubricant
B. Synthetic lubricant
C. Mineral lubricant
D. Animal Lubricant

45. Extracted from refining crude oils. These are used up to a large extent as engine lubricants.

A. Vegetable lubricant
B. Synthetic lubricant
C. Mineral lubricant
D. Animal Lubricant

46. They are biodegradable but unstable at high temperatures.

A. Vegetable lubricant
B. Synthetic lubricant
C. Mineral lubricant
D. Animal Lubricant

47. They are stable at high temperatures but not preferred in engines as they produce fatty
acids.

A. Vegetable lubricant
B. Synthetic lubricant
C. Mineral lubricant
D. Animal Lubricant

48. Characteristics of good lubricant, except.

A. High viscosity
B. High boiling point and low freezing point
 C. Low viscosity
D. Oxidation and Corrosion Resistance

49. Example of Sliding friction

A. B.

C. D. A and C

50. Purpose of lubrication, except one.

A. To reduce friction
B. To increase wear
C. To prevent corrosion
D. To seal out dirt, other contaminants

ENGINE FRICTION AND LUBRICATION

SET B

1. The word “Tribology” comes from the Greek word tribos which means ______.

A. Rolling
B. Sliding
C. Rubbing
D. Slipping

2. Defined as "unevenness of surface, roughness, ruggedness.

A. Wear
B. Boundary
C. Asperities
D. Dynamics
3. A material that is used to reduce friction between two objects.

A. Lubricant
B. Lubrication
C. Oil
D. Tribology

4. A Lubrication method that falls between the boundary and hydro-dynamic conditions
wherein there are regions of no metal-to-metal contact.

A. Hydrodynamic Lubrication
B. Elastomeric Lubrication
C. Boundary Lubrication
D. Mixed Lubrication

5. A lubrication method wherein the lubricant becomes too thin to provide total surface
separation and direct contact between the two elements occurs.

A. Hydrodynamic Lubrication
B. ElastoHydrodynamic Lubrication
C. Boundary Lubrication
D. Mixed-Boundary Lubrication

6. It occurs when a rolling motion exists between the moving elements, and the contact
surfaces has a low degree of conformity.

A. Elastodynamic Lubrication
B. Elastomeric Lubrication
C. Elastogeneric Lubrication
D. ElastroHydrodynamic Lubrication

7. A lubrication method that occurs when moving surfaces are separated by thick film of
lubricant.

A. Hydrodynamic Lubrication
B. Hydropower Lubrication
C. Hydrogeneric Lubrication
D. Hydrosuperdynamic Lubrication

8. The most important property of the lubricant is

A. Density
B. Thermal conductivity
C. Viscosity
D. None of the above
9. Which of the following is an example of Rolling friction

A. B.

C. D.

10. It deals with the minimization of friction and wear.

A. Lubricant
B. Lubrication
C. Oil
D. Tribology

11. It is the force that opposes motion.

A. Potential energy
B. Kinetic Energy
C. Friction
D. Wear

12. It is the damage on the surfaces caused by friction.

A. Wear
B. Boundary
C. Asperities
D. Force

13. Which of the following is NOT a function of the lubricant?

A. Aids in sealing
B. Flushes away contaminants
C. Reduces friction
D. Retains heat
14.What does the W in 5W-30 motor oil stand for?

A. Won

B. Wear

C. Winter

D. Weight

15. Fretting is the relative ______tangential movement that may occur between contacting
surfaces.

A. Oscillatory
B. Rotational
C. Reactionary
D. Motion

16. Which of the following are the properties considered for grease;

A. Hardness and Stability

B. Dropping Point and Pumpability

C. Water resistance

D. All of the Above

17. The following are examples of fretting, except.

A. shrink fits
B. Bolt parts
C. Rolling bearings
D. None of the above

18. It is one of the causes of fatigue wear.

A. Kinematic motion
B. Rotational motion
C. Vibration
D. Oscillatory motion

19.Tribology is a study that is commonly applied in a wide variety of engineering fields such as
the following, except.

A. fluid mechanics
B. lubricant chemistry
C. heat transfer and solid mechanics
D. None of the above

20. Which of the following would probably NOT be a contributor to Boundary Film
Lubrication?
 A. Low speeds
B. High Viscosity
C. High heat
D. Insufficient amount of lubricant

21. Rolling friction is defined as_____.

A. The strongest type of friction

B. The slowest type of friction
C. The weakest type of friction
D. B and C

22.By applying lubricant to the motor, it will _____ the lifespan of an automobile motor.

A. Prolonged
B. Reduce
C. Break down
D. None of the above.

23. Considered as asperities

A. Roughness
B. Flat surface
C. Smoothness
D. None of the above.

24. The following are the different lubrication methods we apply except one;

A.Hydrodynamic Lubrication
B.Elastomeric Lubrication
C.Boundary Lubrication
D.Mixed Lubrication

25. Complete the given sentence.

The ____ the surface the more friction there will be.

A. smoother
B. rougher
C. silky
D. cleaner

26. It is a type of tribometer that is designed to observe surface damage between contacting
surfaces when it is on low amplitude reciprocating motion.

A. Pin on disc Tribometer

B. Reciprocating Tester
C. Nano Tribometer
D. Fretting Tester
27. Fretting is considered as a type of _____ that occurs in the presence of a small movement
between machine components.
A. Wear
B. Motion
C. Machine
D. Erosion

28. It is a small, angled tool with a hexagonal head that's commonly used to repair or
tighten bolts and nuts.
A. Torque Wrench
B. Pipe Wrench
C. Allen Wrench Screwdriver
D. Phillips-head Screwdriver

29. It is used to perform vibration testing to the components.

A. Orbital Shaker
B. Speed Shaker
C. Electrodynamic Shaker Box
D. Laboratory Shaker

30. What causes fretting wear?

A. Vibration
B. Sliding
C. Rotation
D. Rolling

31. I. Fretting is a special case of adhesive wear that occurs from oscillatory motion of
relatively small amplitude
II.Fretting damage is induced under load and in the presence of repeated relative surface
motion.
A. True
B. False
C. Either true or false
D. None of the above.

32. What type of contact configuration is there in the Fretting Wear Test?
A. Frictional Contact and Frictionless Contact
B. Rough Contact and Bonded Contact
C. Ball on Flat Contact and Flat on Flat Contact
D. Single Point Contact and Multiple Point Contact

33.Hand clothing that is used to avoid contaminating specimens.

A. Allen Wrench
 B. Gloves
C. Lab coat
A. Goggles

34. A device used to measure the travel range between where the specimen is and its reference
position.
A. Load
B. Displacement Sensor
C. Upper and Lower Specimen
D. Electrodynamic Sensor Box

35. The materials that will be in contact when performing the fretting test.
A. Load
B. Electrodynamic Shaker Box
C. Upper and Lower Specimen
D. Displacement Sensor Box

36. Fretting occurs whenever short ______ reciprocating motion between contacting surfaces is
sustained for a large number of cycles.
A. Amplitude
B. Load
C. Temperature
D. Frequency

37. A part of the fretting tester used to hold the counter body that will be used for testing.
A. Upper Specimen Holder
B. Lower Specimen Holder
C. Load
D. Oscillating Arm

38.A process in fretting test wherein specimens are cleaned from any deposits.
A. Cleaning
B. Assembling
C. Preparation
D. Experimentation

39. This part of the Fretting tester holds the specimen that will be tested in this process.
A. Upper Specimen Holder
B. Lower Specimen Holder
C. Load
D. Oscillating Arm

40. Which of the following machines is the Fretting Wear Tester that the researchers used?
A.

B.

C.

D.
No.41-45. Identify the parts of the Fretting Tester

41. A.
42. C.
43. C.
44. B.
45. D.

46. Which of the following is NOT considered as the reason for surface asperities?

A. Irregularities on the surface

B. Deformation
C. Smoothness and perfection of surfaces
D. Thin liquid-lubricating films

47. This process is used to test specimens prior to the test so that it will be cleared from any
deposits.

A. Cleaning
B. Assembling
C. Preparation
D. Experimentation

48. The science and technology of interacting surfaces in relative motion.

 A. Psychology
B. Biology
C. Tribology
D. Zoology

49.Extracted from refining crude oils. These are used up to a large extent as engine lubricants.

A. Vegetable lubricant
B. Synthetic lubricant
C. Mineral lubricant
D. Animal Lubricant

50.Which of the following does not define tribology?

A. Contact mechanics
B. Material Science
C. Construction Technology
D. Geotechnical Engineering