M7 Flashcards
The path of contact in involute gears
where the force/power is actually transmitted; it is a straight
imaginary line passing through the pitch point and tangent
to the base circle.
A. Front angle C. Pitch point
B. Line of action D. Principal reference plane
B
The train value of gear train is _______
the speed ratio.
A. Double C. Half of
B. Equal to D. Reciprocal of
D
he purpose of ______ is to
prevent gears from jamming together and making contact
on both sides of their teeth simultaneously.
A. Tooth fillet C. Backlash
B. Stress relieving D. All of these
C
The use of hardened steel for the mating
metal gear appears to give the best results and longer
operational life; the usual hardness is in the range of _____.
A. 300 to 400 BHN C. Over 400 BHN
B. Below 350 BHN D. Over 600 BHN
D
The sum of their addendums and
dedendums.
A. Full depth C. Width of space
B. Whole depth D. Working depth
B
They are used to change the rotary
motion to the reciprocating motion.
A. Helical gears C. Hypoid gears
B. Herringbone gears D. Rack gears
D
To avoid the breakage gearβs teeth, in
the absence of test values, the face width b of spur gear
teeth must be designed in this range.
A. 2.5ππ < b < 4ππ C. 2.5ππ < b < 4ππ
B. 2.0ππ < b < 4ππ D. 2.0ππ < b < 4ποΏ½
A
The reciprocal of diametral pitch
equivalent to the of the pitch diameter to the number of
teeth.
A. Clearance C. Lead
B. Involute D. Module
D
In involute teeth, the _________ or the
pressure angle Ο is the angle between the line of action and
the line of tangent to the pitch circle.
A. Angle of approach C. Angle of recess
B. Angle of obliquity D. Arc of action
B
) It is the angle of action to the pitch angle
ratio in gear operation.
A. Contact ratio C. Gear ratio
B. Direct drive ratio D. Velocity ratio
A
A type of gear used to change the rotary
motion to reciprocating motion.
A. Helical gear C. Hypoid gear
B. Herringbone gear D. Rack gear
D
Spur and rack gears have this part that
have a common definition.
A. Clearance C. Pitch circle
B. Line of action D. Tooth thickness
A
It is the angle of action to the pitch angle
ratio in gear operation.
A. Contact ratio C. Gear ratio
B. Direct drive ratio D. Velocity ratio
A
It is caused by foreign matter such as grit or
metal particles or by a failure of the oil film at low speed
A. Abrasion C. Scoring
B. Corrosion D. Spalling
a
The portion of a gear tooth that projects
above or outside the pitch circle.
A. Addendum C. Tooth Space
B. Dedendum D. Tip Relief
A
The radial distance from the ________ to the clearance
circle is called working depth.
A. Addendum circle C. Dedendum circle
B. Pitch circle D. None of these
A
The desired quality in gear is:
A. Durability C. Strength
B. Quietness D. All of these
D
The lack of backlash in a spur gear
design/operation may result to:
A. Jamming C. Overloading
B. Overheating D. All of these
D
What will be the effect in bushing gears
without backlash?
A. Jamming C. Overload
B. Overheating D. All of these
D
n involutes teeth, the pressure angle is often
defined as the angle between the line of action and the line
of tangent to pitch circle. It is also known as the _________.
A. Angle of obliquity C. Arc of action
B. Angle of recess D. Helix angle
A
The amount by which the width of a tooth
space exceeds the thickness of the engaging tooth on the
pitch circles.
A. Backlash C. Clearance
B. Chordal thickness D. Undercut
A
It is necessary to care for errors and inaccuracies in the
spacing and to provide a space between the teeth for a
lubricant, and to allow for the expansion of the teeth with
temperature rise.
A. Backlash C. Fillet Radius
B. Clearance D. Fillet Space
A
The surface along the fillet curves or between
the fillet radius of the two adjacent tooth or a gear.
A. Bottom Land C. Flank
B. Fillet D. Top Land
A
The surface between the flanks of adjacent teeth.
A. backlash C. Bottom land
B. Flank D. Top land
C
The length of arc between the two sides of a
gear tooth on the pitch circle.
A. Axial Plane C. Circle Thickness
B. Chordal Curves D. Helix Angle
C
The distance from the center of one tooth of
a gear to the center next consecutive tooth measured on the
pitch.
A. Circular Pitch C. Diametral Pitch
B. Circular Pitch D. Module
B
Tooth width measurement along the chord
at the pitch circle.
A. Chord Clearance C. Chordal Length
B. Chord Space D. Chordal Thickness
D
The arc of action to circular pitch or length of
action to base pitch.
A. Approach C. Arc of approach
B. Arc of action D. Contact ratio
D
The depth of tooth space below the pitch
circle.
A. Dedendum C. Tooth depth
B. Full Depth D. Working Depth
A
The portion of a gear tooth space that is cut
below the pitch circle and is equal to the addendum plus the
clearance
A. Addendum C. Root
B. Dedendum D. Tooth Space
B
A circle bounding the bottom of the teeth
A. Addendum Circle C. Dedendum Circle
B. Addendum Cylinder D. Pitch Circle
C
The number of teeth per inch of pitch
diameter and which gives some indications of the size of the
gear teeth.
A. Circular Pitch C. Module
B. Diametral Pitch D. Pitch Circle
B
The ratio of the number of teeth to the
number of mm of pitch diameter equals number of gear
teeth to each mm pitch diameter.
A. Circular Pitch C. English Module
B. Diametral Pitch D. Module
B
Actual torque ratio of a gear set divided by
its gear ratio.
A. Approach ratio C. Contact ratio
B. Clearance D. Efficiency
D
In gear design, the ratio of pitch diameter, in
inches to the number of teeth is called:
A. Circular Pitch C. English Module
B. Diametral Pitch D. Module
C
It is the advance of the tooth in the face width
divided by circular pitch.
A. Advance ratio C. Profile ratio
B. Face contact ratio D. Speed ratio
B
The concave portion of tooth profile where it
joints the bottom of the tooth filler curve is called:
A. Bottom depth C. Fillet curve
B. Fillet D. Fillet radius
C
For gear cutting which cutter is used?
A. End mill cutter C. Plain milling cutter
B. Form relieve cutter D. All of the above
B
It is the extra tooth in gear, which is used to
distribute the wear more evenly.
A. Added tooth C. Hunting tooth
B. Dummy tooth D. Tooth profile
C
The distance a helical gear or worm would
thread along its axis in one revolution if it free to move
axially is called:
A. Land C. Length of action
B. Lead D. Length of contact
B