INTRODUCTION Flashcards

1
Q

is design on the basis of
motion requirements in contrast to design on the basis of strength
requirements.

A

Kinematic design

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2
Q

rotates at a constant angular velocity,

A

The cam

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3
Q

moves
up and down.

A

follower

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4
Q

On the upward motion

A

the follower is driven by the cam,

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5
Q

on the return motion

A

it is driven by the action
of gravity or of a spring.

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6
Q

where
two cams are used per cylinder to operate the intake and exhaust valves,

A

automotive engine

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7
Q

are used in many applications to transmit motion from one shaft to another with a constant angular velocity ratio.

A

Gears

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8
Q

consists of two or more gears in series. Its application is to increase or decrease the speed or torque of the output shaft.

A

A Gear train

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9
Q

What is a good example of a gear train?

A

automobile transmission where
three speeds forward and one in reverse arc obtained by shifting two gears.

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10
Q

is a combination of rigid or resistant bodies so formed and connected that they move upon each

other with definite relative motion .

A

mechanism

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11
Q

What is an example of mechanism?

A

crank, connecting rod, and piston of an internal-
combustion engine

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12
Q

is a mechanism or collection of mechanisms which transmit force from the source of power to the
resistance to be overcome.

A

machine

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13
Q

What is an exampe of a machine?

A

internal-combustion engine.

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14
Q

When a rigid body so moves that the position of each straight
line of the body is parallel to all of its other positions,

A

translation.

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15
Q

All points of the body move in
parallel straight line paths.

A

Rectilinear translation.

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15
Q

The paths of the points arc identical
curves parallel to a fixed plane.

A

Curvilinear translation.

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16
Q

If each point of a rigid body having plane motion remains at a constant distance from a fixed axis that is perpendicular to
the plane of motion,

A

body has motion of rotation.

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17
Q

If the body rotates back and forth through a given angle, it is said to

A

oscillate.

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18
Q

When a rigid body moves so that each point of the body bas motion of
rotation about a fixed axis and at the same time has translation parallel to
the axis,

A

helical motion.

19
Q

When a rigid body moves so that each point of the body has
motion about a fixed point while remaining at a constant
distance from it,

A

Spherical motion

20
Q

A body moving with rotation about three nonparallel axes and
translation in three independent directions

A

spatial motion.

21
Q

When the parts of a mechanism have passed through all the possible positions they can assume after starting from
some simultaneous set of relative positions and have returned to their original relative Positions,

A

cycle

22
Q

The time required for a cycle of motion

A

period.

23
Q

The simultaneous relative positions of a mechanism at a given instant during a cycle

A

phase.

24
Q

The geometrical forms by which two members of a mechanism are joined together so that the relative motion between
these two members is consistent

A

pairing elements.

25
Q

If the joint by which two members are connected has
surface contact such as a pin joint,

A

lower pair.

26
Q

If the connection takes place at a point or along a
line such as in a ball bearing or between two gear teeth in contact,

A

higher pair.

27
Q

A _______ can be either a
lower or a higher pair depending upon whether a pin and bushing or a ball bearing is used for the connection.

A

turning pair

28
Q

A ______
will be a lower pair as between a piston and cylinder wall.

A

sliding pair

29
Q

A _____ is a rigid body having two or more pairing elements by
means of which it may be connected to other bodies for
purposes of transmitting force or motion.

A

link

30
Q

When a number of links is connected by means of pairs, the resulting system

A

kinematic chain.

31
Q

If these links are
connected in such a way that no motion is possible,

A

locked chain (structure)

32
Q

A _____ is obtained
when the links are so connected that, no matter how many motion cycles are passed through, the relative motion will
always be the same between the links.

A

constrained chain

33
Q

It is also possible to connect links so that an _____ results, which
means that the motion pattern will vary from time to time depending on the amount of friction present in the joints.

A

unconstrained chain

34
Q

If
one of the links of a constrained chain is made a fixed link,

A

mechanism.

35
Q

If in a mechanism, the link which was originally fixed is allowed to move and another link becomes fixed, the
mechanism is said to be _____.

A

inverted

36
Q

In the study of mechanisms, it is necessary to investigate the method in which motion may be transmitted from one
member to another. Motion may be transmitted in three ways:

A

(a) direct contact between two members such as
between a cam and follower or between two gears, (b) through an intermediate link or connecting rod, and (c) by a
flexible connector such as a belt or chain.

37
Q

the _____ of a mechanism is
the number or degrees of freedom it possesses.

A

mobility

38
Q

______ is the minimum number of independent
parameters required to specify the location of every link within a mechanism.

A

mobility

39
Q

what is Grubler’s equation?

A

M = 3(n-1) - 2f1 - f2

40
Q

four types of joints are commonly found in planar mechanisms.

A

revolute, the prismatic, and the rolling
contact joints, and the cam or gear joint

41
Q

What joint has one degree of freedom?

A

revolute, the prismatic, and the rolling
contact joints

42
Q

What joitn has a 2 degree of freedom?

A

the cam or gear joint

43
Q

M is greater than one

A

the device is a mechanism with M degrees of freedom

44
Q

M is equal to 0.

A

the device is a statically determinate structure

45
Q

M is less than -1

A

the device is a statically indeterminate structure

46
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A