Gearing Fundamentals Flashcards

1
Q

Lubrication type for open gear system

A

Thick oil or grease

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2
Q

Matched pair of gears manufactured together and intended to mate with each other

A

gear set

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3
Q

When two or more gears mesh together as a unit

A

gear train

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4
Q

When two gears have different number of teeth mesh, the gear with the fewer teeth is called this

A

Pinion

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5
Q

In bevel and hypoid gear the larger ring is called this

A

Crown gear

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6
Q

Term when larger gear drives smaller gear, less torque, more speed

A

speed increaser

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7
Q

Term when a smaller gear drives a larger gear, more torque but less speed

A

speed reducer

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8
Q

gear supported on one bearing only

A

overhung gear

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9
Q

gear mounted between two bearings

A

straddle mounted gear

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10
Q

term for three or more shafts and four or more gears

A

compound gear train

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11
Q

Term when the gear or shaft is allowed to move axially

A

end play

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12
Q

A bearing in a gearbox is done by giving the bearing less than zero axial clearance

A

preload

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13
Q

When a gear or shaft is allowed to move axially to its best position

A

floating gear or shaft

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14
Q

What gears should be set floating

A

double helical

herringbone

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15
Q

Two most common contact angle for gear teeth

A

14.5 and 20

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16
Q

Strongest pressure angle for gear tooth

A

20

17
Q

Speed for straight profile tooth

A

Low speed

18
Q

Gears mounted in parellel

A

spur
helical
double helical
herringbone

19
Q

gears mounted intersecting

A

bevel

miter

20
Q

gears mounted crossing over at 90 degrees

A

worm
hypoid
helical gears of the same hand

21
Q

gears with straight cut teeth used only in parellel

A

spur gears

22
Q

When spur gear cut on a linear surface

A

rack and pinion

23
Q

Gear teeth cut on an angle, stronger for more teeth contact

A

helical gear

24
Q

Gear with 2 rows of opposite angled teeth separated by a space. The axial thrust is cancelled by the opposing teeth

A

double helical gear

25
Q

Gear with a V tooth design, used for high speed and heavy loads

A

Herringbone gear

26
Q

Shafts with intersecting axes require these gears

A

Bevel gears

27
Q

Bevel gear that intersects at 90 degrees

A

miter gear

28
Q

Bevel gear with straight teeth

A

Straight bevel

29
Q

Beveled gear with angled cut and curved teeth, more tooth in contact

A

Spiral bevel gear

30
Q

Beveled gear with straight cut but curved teeth, no axial thrust

A

Zerol bevel gear

31
Q

Bevel gear that forms a drive between two shafts that cross over at 90 degree

A

hypoid gear

32
Q

Gears that work like a screw thread, application where high ratio reduction required in small area

A

worm gear

33
Q

3 parts to a planetary gear system

A

sun
carrier
ring