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2.2 Mechanics Flashcards

1
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What is newtons first law

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Body will remain at rest or continue to move unless acted upon by a force

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What is force

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vector quantity
has magnitude and direction

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What is moment

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Turning effect produced by a force acting at a distance

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What is opposing moments

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Total moments that act against each other and are applied at points separated by a distance

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What is a couple

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Pair of forces that are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction

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6
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What is scalar quantities

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Have magnitude but no direction

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What is vector quantities

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Have both magnitude and direction

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What is Centre Of Gravity

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Imaginary point where all weight of object is said to act

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9
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Five basic structural stresses

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Tension
Compression
Shear
Bending
Torsion

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What is strain

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Deformation of material due to stress

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What is elasticity

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Ability of material to return to its original shape after external force has been removed

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12
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What is tension

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Stress being applied which tends to increase the length of body

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13
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What is hooke’s law

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Extension of an elastic object is directly proportional to the force applied to it

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14
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Young’s Modulus

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Stress/Strain

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15
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What is compression

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Force applied which tends to shorten or squeeze a body

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16
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What is shear

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Tries to slice a bod apart by sliding one later over another

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17
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What is torsion

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When material is twisted
Combination of tension and compression

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18
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What is hardness

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Tendency to resist indentation

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19
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What is strength

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Withstand applied force without failure

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What is toughness

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Tendency to resist breakage when deforming or when impact forces are applied

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21
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What is brittleness

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Tendency to break without change of shape

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22
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What is elasticity

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Return to original shape when external force is removed

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23
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What is Malleability

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Tendency to undergo compressive stress without damage

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24
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What is ductility

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Tendency to undergo tensile stress without damage

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25
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What is inert

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Substance that will not chemically combine with another substance

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26
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What is atmospheric pressure

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Force exerted by weight of the atmosphere

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27
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Average atmospheric pressure at sea level

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14.7 PSI

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28
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What is absolute pressure

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Pressure of having nothing inside a space (perfect vacuum)

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29
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What is motion

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Continuing change of position

30
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What is velocity

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Change in displacement over time

31
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What is acceleration

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Change in velocity over time

32
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When is acceleration constant

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When acceleration is caused by earths gravitational attraction

33
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Atmoic number of certain elements

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aluminium 13
copper 29
titanium 22
oxygen 8
nitrogen 7
carbon 6

34
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What is centrifugal force

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Force pushing away from the centre of the curve

35
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What is centripetal force

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Force accelerating towards the centre of rotation (pulling inwards)

36
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What is damping

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Decrease of vibrations as a result of removing energy through resistance of motion

37
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What is pendular movement

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Movement the pendulum will undergo if it is given a small displacement from its vertical position

38
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What is vibration

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Mechanical oscillations about an equilibrium point

39
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What is free vibration

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Set off with initial input and allowed to vibrate freely (Pulling child back on swing)

40
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What is forced vibration

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Occurs when a continuous force or motion is applied to a mechanical system

41
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What is velocity ratio

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How far the effort has to move in relation to the load

42
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What is mechanical advantage

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Ratio of the force produced by the machine to the force applied

43
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What is actual mechanical advantage

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Ratio of the output and input force

44
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What is ideal mechanical advantage

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Would exist if there is no friction

45
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What is a lever

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Rigid bar capable of turning about a fixed axis called fulcrum

46
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What is a first class lever

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Fulcrum located between effort and resistance example crowbar

47
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What is a second class lever

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Fulcrum at one end effort applied to opposite end example wheelbarrow

48
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What is a third class lever

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Effort applied is located between the fulcrum and the resistance example landing gear

49
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What is a spur gear

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Straight cut teeth through circumference and are used to connect two parallel shafts

50
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What is a bevel gear

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Transmit power between two shafts at an angle for each other

51
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Pascals

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52
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Hectopascals

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53
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when is worm gear used

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Used when a large reduction in speed is needed and for correspondingly high torque multiplication

54
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SUVAT

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S= Displacement m
U= Initial Velocity m/s
V= Final velocity m/s
A= Acceleration m/s2
T= Time s

55
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What is sun and planet gears

A

Large amount of speed reduction and torque needed

56
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What is mass

A

Amount of matter in a body regardless of its volume or position

57
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What is weight

A

Gravitational force of attraction between mass of earth and mass of body

58
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What is work

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Force causing movement

59
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What is power

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Measure of the rate at which work is done

60
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What is potential energy

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Energy a body has due to its position

61
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What is kinetic energy

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Energy body has due to its motion

62
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What is momentum

A

Vector quantity that describes mass in motion

63
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What is a gyroscope

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spinning mass which possesses the properties of rigidity and precession

64
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What is friction

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Friction is the force resisting the relative motion of materials rubbing against each other

65
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What friction is greatest

A

Starting friction

66
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What friction is smallest

A

Rolling friction

67
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How do you convert kg/m3 to g/cm3

A

Divide by 1000

68
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How do you convert g/cm3 to kg/cm3

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Multiply by 1000

69
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What is viscosity

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Resistance of a fluid to a change in shape

70
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What is static pressure

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Exists in addition to any dynamic factors that may also be present at the same time

71
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What is dynamic pressure

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Pressure that emerges from velocity to the fluid in motion

72
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