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Study Guide R: Snap Rings (Screws) Flashcards

1
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What is the word for attaching components to gether in manufacturing?

A

Joining/Fabricaiton

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What two basic categories does Joining fall into?

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Permanent or Removable

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What does a RETAINING (SNAP, CIRCLIP) RING do?

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Its an important removable joining method used on shafts to prevent components, such as gears or pulleys, from sliding axially

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4
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What is the most common type of RETAINING RING?

A

C-Ring

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5
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How are External C-Rings used?

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They are blanked from sheet metal and are meant to be radially flexed and to be put into a groove (cut by a lather) on the shaft

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What are Internal C-Rings used for?

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Used in a bore of a hole, most often as a “Bearing Retainer”

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7
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What is the specialized tool used in conjunction with retaining rings?

A

Retaining Ring Pliers (or Snap Ring Pliers)

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8
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What is an EXTERNAL ONLY Retaining Ring that is used for low-load situations?

A

E-Rings

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9
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What are some External fasteners that act like Snap Rings but without the need for a groove?

A

TOOTHED RETAINING RINGS, SELF-LOCKING RINGS, STARLOCK RETAINING WASHERS, and PUSH-ON RETAINING RINGS

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What are some Internal fasteners that act like Bearing Retainers?

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INTERNAL TOOTHED WASHERS

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11
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What is required to take off these different types of Retainers?

A

Brute Force and the result is in gouged surfe=aces and distorted rings

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12
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What makes torque transmission?

A

SHAFT KEY

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13
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What is the 3-part system that makes up the Shaft Key?

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Slot in the shaft (cut by a Keyway Cutter), a corresponding slot in the hub (cut by a broach), and the key itself

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14
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What is the standard configuration for a Key?

A

The SQUARE KEY

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15
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What Key is used when the broached Keyway hub is reduced due to wall thickness?

A

Rectangular (or Flat) Keys

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16
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What is the Key that is often tapered like a wedge?

A

Gib-Head Keys

17
Q

What Key has rounded edges and is designed for use in a localized keyseat slot cut with an End Mill?

A

The Pratt & Whitney Key

18
Q

What is the Key that is D-shaped and self-aligning when used on taper shafts (generators)?

A

The Woodruff Key

19
Q

What is this other type of removable fastener and can be used as a CIRCULAR (or ROUND) KEYS?

A

PINS

20
Q

What type of pin is generally straight with small chamfers at their ends to facilitate starting in the hole?

A

Dowel Pin

21
Q

What is one type of pin used for a secure fit that acts like a wedge when pushed into a hole of the correct size?

A

Taper Pin

22
Q

What is one type of pin used for a secure fit that relies on some form of deformation to create additional friction?

A

Grooved Pin

23
Q

What is a type of pin that is formed from sheet metal?

A

Spring Pins

24
Q

What are the 3 main variants of Sping Spins?

A

Slotted Spring Pins, Toothed Spring Pins, and Coiled Spring Pins

25
Q

What type of hole should pins be inserted into?

A

THROUGH HOLES (NOT BLIND)

26
Q

What is a pin system used for several “Rigging” applications?

A

Celvis Pin & Cotter Pin

27
Q

Describe a Clevis Pin

A

A straight Dowel Pin with a head and hole(s) on it

28
Q

Describe what a Cotter Pin (or Split Pin)

A

Common and popular pins that consist of D-wire-stock turned back on itself with an eyelet formed at one end

29
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Cotter Pins are removable but are the reusable?

A

No, they are not meant to be reused and are ONE USE ONLY

30
Q

What are the other 5 pins that can be used with a Celvis Pin?

A

Hitch Clip (or R Clip), Lynch Pin, Snap (or Snapper) Pin, Circle Cotter , and Rue Ring Pin

31
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What is a fundamental type of pin that is PERMANENT and provides clamping forces?

A

Rivets

32
Q

There are many types of Rivets, but what are the most common types used in general metal joining operations?

A

Button (or Round) and Countersunk Flat

33
Q

What is the simplest way to set a rivet?

A

Strike it with a Ball Peen Hammer but if its a button rivet it need to be hit on a Rivet Set

34
Q

What can be used to make the Rivet being hit done more cleanly?

A

Using a Rivet Header

35
Q

When the rivet is not too far from the edge of the sheet, what type of tool can you use?

A

Squeeze Tool, which can be hand-crank operated, powered by electricity of pneumatics

36
Q

What tools are used for large-scale Riveting, such as bridges or aircraft fuselages?

A

Rivet Guns and Bucking Bars

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