Study Guide for Test 4 Flashcards

1
Q

3 Methods used for fastening

A

Mechanical fastening
Bonding
Forming

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2
Q

__________ developed the English standard screw in the 1800’s

A

Joseph Whitworth

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3
Q

The threads proposed by __________, the United States adopted their own threads in 1864.

A

William Sellers

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4
Q

The unified thread organization for Standardization is the current thread we are using in the United States.

A

true

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5
Q

What 3 applications are used with mechanical thread fasteners

A

Joining
Adjusting
Power Transmission

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6
Q

The peak or top surface of a screw thread __________

A

crest

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7
Q

The distance between corresponding points on adjacent thread forms __________

A

pitch

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8
Q

The bottom of a screw thread cut into a cylinder ___________

A

root

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9
Q

The distance a screw will travel when turned one one revolution __________

A

lead

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10
Q

Used to make a hole in metal before tapping an internal thread

A

tap drill

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11
Q

The __________ is equal to the difference between the major diameter and the minor diameter

A

depth

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12
Q

One thread form series is unified

A

true

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13
Q

List in order the five minimum pieces of information you provide in a thread specification note

A
  1. Major Diameter
  2. Threads per inch
    3.Thread form
  3. Thread series
  4. Class of Fit
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14
Q

List 5 different threads used in the industry.

A

acme, sharp V, unified, square, knuckle

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15
Q

One revolution equals 360 degrees

A

True

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16
Q

Explain the difference between a right handed thread and a left handed thread

A

Right handed tightens when turned clockwise
Left handed tightens when turned counter clockwise

17
Q

The class of fit can be omitted if it is a class 2

A

true

18
Q

pitch=

A

1/TPI

19
Q

TPI=

A

1/pitch

20
Q

Internal, Unified, Major diameter .375, Class 2, Course

A

.375-16 UNC-2B

21
Q

Major diameter .75, Unified, 16 threads per inch, External, Class 3

A

.750-16 UNF-3A

22
Q

Left Handed, Triple lead, depth, 1.5, internal threads, unified, Major diameter .25, Extra Fine, Class 1

A

.250-32 UNEF-1B-LH-TRIPLE ↧ 1.5

23
Q

Label each part of the thread specification note

M14 x 1.5-4H5G

A

M - is the thread form
14- is the nominal size (major diameter)
1.5 is the pitch
4H5G is the Tolerance Class

24
Q

What are the three types of thread representation?

A
  1. Orthographic projection
  2. Sectional View
    3.Auxiliary View