Installation and removal of fasteners (160103h) Flashcards

1
Q

What are designed to chase damaged external threads, but not to cut new threads? Why are they designed for use on only damaged threads?

A

Die nuts are designed to chase damaged external threads, not to cut new threads, as they are not adjustable.

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You should turn shaft in a lathe while using a thread file to chase threads.

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False. If you turn the shaft while filing, you also remove material from the undamaged threads.

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3
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Describe five ways of removing a seized nut.

A
  • Penetrating oil if the nut is rusty.
  • Apply heat to loosen thread-locking compounds.
  • Use a nut splitter to cut the nut off.
  • Use a hammer and chisel to cut the nut off.
  • Use a hacksaw to cut the nut close to the mating thread.
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4
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For what does EDM stands?

A

Electrical discharge machine

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5
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An EDM is a good machine for removing studs broken off deep in a hole. True or false

A

True

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6
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Thread-restoring inserts can provide stronger threads in soft or weak materials. True or false

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True

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7
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After installation, the locking key on a solid threaded insert is broken off. True or false

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False. They help lock the insert in place.

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8
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The yield point is reached just before the elastic limit of the fastener material. True or false

A

False. The yield point is just beyond the elastic limit of the fastener material and lower than the tensile strength.

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9
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Bolts and nuts are ________ to a certain ________ to keep them tight after the load is added.

A

Bolts and nuts are torqued to a certain preload to keep them tight after the load is added.

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10
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If the bolt threads are elongated, the full tensile load falls on _______ of the nut.

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If the bolt threads are elongated, the full tensile load falls on the first one or two threads of the nut.

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11
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A nonheat-thread nut is strong enough for most tensioning applications. True or false

A

True

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12
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How is the bolt tensioned in a hydraulic tensioning set-up?

A

A jacking tool screws onto end of the bolt, which requires some additional thread protruding out of the nut at one end by about 1 to 1 ½ times the bolt diameter.

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13
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All lubricants reduce the required torque by the same amount. You can use anything. True or false

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False. Different lubricants reduce the required torque by different amounts. They all have different lubricity. Only the recommended lubricant should be used.

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14
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What is the main purpose of lockwiring?

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Lockwiring is used to prevent fasteners from coming apart and falling off into nearby machinery.

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15
Q

Left-handed threaded bolts are lockwired the same as right-hand threaded bolts. True or false.

A

False. All operations referring to CW or CCW should be reversed for fasteners with left-handed threads. Instead of 2 to 6 o’clock, the hole position must be in the 6 to 10 o’clock position.

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16
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Applying lubricant to the thread of a fastener _______

A

increases the clamp load compared to dry threads.