Belts, Chain, Gears test teacher Flashcards
what length of belt is required if the centre to centre distance is 51” and the small pulley is 10” and big pulley is 30 “ formula –( (D+d)/2 ) x pi + 2xc pi=3.1416 c=centre to centre distance
19’ 6”
17’ 8”
20’ 4”
13’ 9”
13’ 9”
a variable speed drive changes belt position from the top of the driver sheave to the bottom. this results in a
speed increase
speed decrease
no speed change
reverse of direction
speed decrease
.a v-belt code marked 5V 250 on the outside means
5/8” wide by 25” long
5/8” wide by 250” long
3/8” wide by 25 “ long
3/8” wide by 250” long
Option 5
5/8” wide by 25” long
the term used to describe the tension needed on a belt to transmit power without slippage is
effective tension
installed tension
equal tension
free tension
effective tension
v-belt drives achieve a tighter belt grip than flat belts due to the
area of contact
wedging action
efficiency of friction
arc of contact
weddgng action
positive drive belts (similar to chain drives) and must be used with
low loads and speeds
pulleys of the same pitch
small pulleys
all the above
pulls of the same pitch
polly v-belts are constructed by adding a cover backing to the top of 2 or more conventional belts
true
False
false
the standard crowm built into the a flat pulley is
1/8”/ft
1/16”/ft
1/3 of the belt width
1/96
both the first and 4th answers are correct
both the first and 4th answers are correct
the width of a pulley for a flat belt of a 7” width would be
8”
9”
10”
7”
9”
chirping is caused by
dust
over-tightened belts
idler pulleys
cocky students
dust
a sheave that has both A and B section grooves on it is known as a ______________
variable sheave
adjustable sheave
combination sheave
none of the above
combination sheave
belt storage for synthetic belts should be in a
cool and dry place
cool and humid place
damp and dark place
it does not matter
cool and humid place
variable speed sheaves are adjusted
slowly while stopped
while running
at rest
stopped and locked out
while running
linked v-belts are
used in an emergancy
used on sheaves that are mounted inside bearings
available in the smae power rating as standard belts by some manufacturers
all the above
all the above
if an idler is needed to increase the arc of contact on the drive pulley, you need to put the idler
inside near the driver
inside near the driven
outside near the driver
outside near the driven
outside near the driver
if the v-belt inside diameter is cracked, the most likely cause/s is
misalignment
the pulley diameter is to small
burning caused by excessive slip
both the 2nd and 3rd answers are correct
both the 2nd and 3rd answers are correct
the pitch line of a v-belt is at the
insulation area
tensile member
cushion layer
cover
tensile member
if an idler is added to the inside of a v-belt to tension it, the idler would
decrease the arc of contact
be a grooved or flat pulley
be put on the slack side at a point that produces equal arcs of contact on the sheaves
all the above
all the above
what could happen if you use never seize on the tapered surfaces of a tapered bushing and a cast sheave being mounted on a shaft
seize on the shaft
cause less friction on the shaft
break the pulley
nothing, this is what you are suppost to do
break the pully
why should you not depend on feel when checking the tension of the belt
everyone has a different feel for tension
tensile members of different strengths require different tensions
different belt manufactureres have differne standards
all the above
all the above
the amount of power that a v-belt can transmit depends on the arc of contact, tension applied and the coefficient of friction between the belt and pulley
true
false
true
slip is when creep of the belt increases to extend all the way around the pulley because of an increase in load
true
false
true
cogged raw edged belts
are designated by an x at the end
have good flexibility
have a high coefficient of friction
all the above
all th above
banded belts help stop belt turn-over
true
false
true