17) In a riveted joint pitch is the distance between two adjacent rivets in the same row, measured parallel to the seam. It is usually equal to

Diameter of the rivet hole

2 x Diameter of the rivet hole

3 x Diameter of the rivet hole

4 x Diameter of the rivet hole

Answer is:

3 x Diameter of the rivet hole

Back pitch

Allowance

Tolerance

Margin

Answer is:

Thickness of plates is more

Thickness of plates is less

Diameter of rivet is too large

Diameter of rivet is too small

Answer is:

Diameter of rivet is too small

Diameter of rivet is too large

Thickness of plates vary

Pitch of the hole is too small

Answer is:

Pitch of the rivets is too large

Holes of the rivets are drilled too near from the edge of the plate

Pitch of the rivets is too small

Holes for the rivets are drilled too far from the edge of the plate

Answer is: