Exam 33: Bevel Gears and Gear Trains
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Two angular addendums plus the _________________________ equals the outside diameter.
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pitch addendum
The diametral pitch is a ratio of the number of teeth to a unit length of pitch diameter.
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On a bevel gear tooth, the addendum plus the dedendum equals the ____.
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The circular thickness is the thickness of a tooth or space measured on the circumference of the diametral pitch.
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In a gear train, the center distance between the two shaft centers is determined by adding the pitch diameter of the two gears together and dividing by ____.
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The diameter of an imaginary circle on which gear teeth are designed is the diametral pitch.
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The ratio of gears is a relationship between the revolutions per minute of the gear and _____.
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On metric drawings, the length of pitch diameter per tooth measured in millimeters is module.
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Bevel gears connect shafts having intersecting ____________________.
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On bevel gears, the pitch cone angle is the same as the _________________________.
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The distance from a point on one gear tooth to a corresponding point on the adjacent tooth measured on the circumference of the pitch diameter is the ____.
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On bevel gears, the ______________________________ is an imaginary circle on which the gear tooth is designed.
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Working drawings of gears show the detailed shape of the gear teeth.
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Cutting data for gear teeth are given in a note or ____________________.
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On a bevel gear, the distance from the end of the hub to the apex is the ____.
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The teeth of a bevel gear are formed around the frustum of a conical surface called the ____.
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The ratio of gears is the relationship between the r/min and the number of teeth on the gears.
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