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In which rivet joint the plates are kept in the same plane?

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In which rivet joint the plates are kept in the same plane?

(a) Lap joint

(b) Wood screws

(c) Butt joints

(d) Cap screws

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My question is taken from Power Transmission System topic in section Ignition and Power Transmission of Farm Machinery

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The correct option is (c) Butt joints

To elaborate: Rivets are used for connecting two pieces of metal plates or bars permanently. In butt joints, the plates are kept in the same plane and the joint is covered on one or both sides by a cover plate which is riveted to the plates.

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