In a _____________ riveted joint, the number of rivets decreases from the innermost row to the outermost row?

Correct answer: B. Diamond

  • A. Chain
  • B. Diamond
  • C. Zig-zag
  • D. None of these

Explanation

In diamond riveting, the rivet rows are arranged so that their number decreases from the inner region toward the outer region, giving a diamond-like pattern. Chain and zig-zag joints do not have this defining arrangement.

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