A_KNUCKLE_JOINT_CAN_BE_USED_IN_VALVE_MECHANISM_OF_A_RECIPROCATING_ENGI

1.	A_KNUCKLE_JOINT_CAN_BE_USED_IN_VALVE_MECHANISM_OF_A_RECIPROCATING_ENGINE.?$
A.	Yes
B.	No
C.	Yes but there are stress probles
D.	No as it is very dangerous to use
Answer» B. No

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