Preload Refers to the Amount Of

question 40

Multiple Choice

Preload refers to the amount of:

• A) clearance between the bearings and the bearing races.
• B) force placed on a bearing before any load is on the bearing.
• C) impact damage as the bearings hammer back and forth against the bearing races.
• D) load that a bearing can take without difficulty to spin.

---

Definitions:

Lot-For-Lot

An inventory management strategy where the order quantity is set to match the exact demand for the product, minimizing stock levels.

Lot Sizing

The determination of the optimal quantity of units to produce or order in a single batch, considering factors like demand, production costs, and storage capacity.

Lead Time

The period between the initiation and completion of a process, such as the time from order to delivery.

Lead Times

The amount of time that elapses between the initiation and the completion of a production process or the delivery of a service.