Correct Answer - Option 2 : 13 mm
Explanation:
- An inside micrometer is a precision measuring instrument which measures with an accuracy of 0.01 mm.
Purpose
- An inside micrometer is used to measure the diameter of holes.
- To measure the distance between internal parallel surfaces like slots
The following are the parts of an inside micrometer
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Micrometer head: It consists a sleeve, a thimble, an anvil and locking screw for extension rods. The smallest inside micrometer has the graduation marked on the sleeve to a range of 13 mm.
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Extension rod: This is fitted in the hole provided in the barrel of the micrometer head. It provides another measuring surface. It is available in different sizes.
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Locking Screw: It is used to lock the extension rods.
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Handle: It is fitted in the threaded hole provided in the micrometer head. It is used to hold the micrometer assembly while measuring deep bores.
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Spacing collar: It is added to the extension rod for additional length. It is available in different sizes.
The range of inside micrometer
- Using the different sizes of extension rods and spacing collars the following ranges of measurement can be taken
- 25-50 mm
- 50-200 mm
- 50-300 mm
- 200-500 mm
- 200- 1000 mm