Exam 9: Reading Prints With Fasteners and Springs
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-The bottom of external and top of internal threads.
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Springs are designed to expend energy for the purpose of pushing or pulling machine parts by reflex action into certain desired positions.
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Self tapping screws are used to hold two or more mating parts when one of the parts becomes a fastening device.
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-A designation of the amount of tolerance and allowance specified for a thread.
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A blind hole is a hole that does not go through which then requires a pilot hole.
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The body of a screw is that portion of a screw shaft that is left threaded.
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A left hand thread is a thread that engages with a mating thread by rotating counterclockwise or with a turn to the left when viewed toward the mating thread.
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Simplified representations clearly describe threads and are the most commonly used thread representations.
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-The distance measured parallel to the axis from a point on one thread to the corresponding point on the adjacent thread.
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Simplified representations are the least commonly used in the industry, because they do not show thread detail.
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The plug tap can be used to help begin to thread through material.
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Taper taps generally have lead in chamfers equal to or greater than ____ pitches.
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Which of the following is not a basic representation method for springs?
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Screw thread inserts can be designed to provide a secure mating of fasteners in situations where vibrations or movement could cause parts to loosen.
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The chamfer is an angular relief at the last thread to help allow the thread to disengage with a mating part more easily.
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Square threads were developed as threads that would effectively transmit power.
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-...used to make a hole in material before tapping.
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