Exam 12: Reading Linkage, Cam, Gear, and Bearing Prints
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The projection from one or both faces that occurs in some gears is called the bore.
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Gears are rugged and durable and can transmit power with up to _____ efficiency with long service life.
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Which one of the following types of gears is commonly used when a large speed reduction is required in a small space?
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Simple harmonic motion and constant velocity motion can both be used at high speeds.
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Identify the type of motion, also known as straight-line motion, used for the feed control of some machine tools when it is required for the follower to rise and fall at a uniform rate, and is only used at slow speeds because of the abrupt change at the beginning and end of the motion period.
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Identify the type of motion designed to reduce the abrupt change at the beginning and end of a period. It is recommended for moderate speeds, especially when associated with a dwell. The advantage of this motion is its use when constant acceleration for the first half of the rise and constant deceleration for the second half of the rise are required.
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Dwell exists when a cam follower is constant without moving either up or down.
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The size of teeth of a gear can be found if given the proper type of information. For example, the circular pitch of the gear is equal to p (3.1416) divided by the diametrical pitch, and the outside diameter is equal to the pitch diameter added to twice the amount of the dedendum. The trick is to know which pieces of information will help find the answer in the least amount of time. If you are given values to any of the answers below, you will be able to find the size of teeth of this particular gear. Which one will give you the answer in the least amount of time?
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Crossed helical gears, which provide for nonintersecting right angle shafts with low load carrying capabilities, are the only mating gears that rotate the same direction.
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Bearings are dimensioned in relation to the bore diameter, outside diameter, and the width.
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Chordal thickness is the straight line thickness of a gear tooth on the pitch circle.
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There is a gear ratio of 3:1 between a pair of gears. The pinion gear has 18 teeth. How many teeth does the other gear have?
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When two gears are in mesh, the larger is called the pinion and the smaller is called the gear.
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Bevel gears are similar to hypoid gears in that the gear shaft axes in both types intersect.
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Mechanical devices and machines have arrangements of parts called mechanisms.
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