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Mechanical Systems
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Subject
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engineering
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. To increase the force on the output piston - the input piston must move through a greater distance
cost of MA
transmission
valve
mechanical advantage
2. Is the work done by the machine
internal combustion engine
work output
respiratory system
mechanical advantage
3. Force exerted on the lever to make it move
effort force
load
input piston
mechanical advantage
4. Force of the small piston/area of the small piston = Force of the large piston/Area of the large piston
formula for pressure
pulley
formula for efficiency
formula for pressure in hydraulics
5. Work unit
load
system
joule
The Industrial Revolution
6. (driven gear) smaller gear
parallel gears
pinion
steam turbine
mass production
7. The fluid transfers the pressure from the input piston to the ____________
output piston
steam engine
respiratory system
effort advantage
8. Do the work faster
circulatory system
subsystems
Lever
speed advantage
9. Science of designing machines to suit people
Hydraulic systems
formula for pressure
ergonomics
circulatory system
10. F/A
parallel gears
formula for pressure
fulcrum
complex machines
11. Distance between the fulcrum and the effort force
subsystems
effort arm
efficiency
parallel gears
12. Hydraulic system in your body
output piston
circulatory system
formula for efficiency
joule
13. Energy of motion
circulatory system
gears
reducing gears
kinetic energy
14. Mass of the object lifted by the lever
wheel and axle
load arm
system
load
15. F x d
3 classes of levers
speed
pinion
formula for work
16. A large gear driving a smaller gear decreases torque and increases speed in the driven gear
load arm
driving gear
speed ratio
multiplying gears
17. A combination of two wheels of different diameters that turn together - a lever that rotates in a circle around a center point or fulcrum.
wheel and axle
gears
steam engine
valve
18. The ratio of the output to the input of any system - a comparison of the useful work provided by a machine or a system with - the work supplied to the machine or system
subsystems
parallel gears
joule
efficiency
19. Consists of a small cylinder that has a crank or handle. The axle of the winch acts like the fulcrum - the handle is the effort arm
reducing gears
gravitational potential energy
valve
winch
20. Transferred to kinetic energy in machines in a dam to generate electrical energy
gravitational potential energy
system
bones
The Industrial Revolution
21. Is done when a force acts on an object to make that object move - a transfer of energy
speed advantage
work
speed ratio
The Industrial Revolution
22. Or ramp - makes it easier to move a load higher than it is - but - it has to be moved over a much longer distance.
fulcrum
inclined plane
complex machines
transmission
23. Energy is transferred from one place to another - and no energy is changed or converted.
speed
parallel gears
transmission
Hydraulic systems
24. Stored energy
effort advantage
inclined plane
winch
potential energy
25. Unit of measurement for pressure
3 classes of levers
pascal
joule
fulcrum
26. A rigid bar or plank that can rotate around a fixed point
load
The Industrial Revolution
speed
Lever
27. Used to apply force to the fluid - which creates pressure in the fluid
input piston
work
gravitational potential energy
lubricants
28. Within a machine are groups of parts that perform specific functions - such as braking or steering
output piston
subsystems
potential energy
joule
29. Several simple machines all working together in a system
respiratory system
3 classes of levers
pressure
complex machines
30. Load Force (FL)/Effort Force (FE)
pinion
complex machines
circulatory system
formula for MA
31. A pair of wheels that have teeth that interlink. When they rotate together - one gear wheel transfers turning motion and force to the other.
winch
bones
ergonomics
gears
32. The combustion occurs inside the engine. The pistons goes through 4 steps: Intake stroke (taking in the fuel) - compression stroke (compressing the fuel- air mixture) - power stroke (the fuel- air mixture is ignited) - exhaust stroke (waste products
circulatory system
pinion
internal combustion engine
fulcrum
33. A group of parts that work together to perform a function
mass production
formula for pressure in hydraulics
system
steam turbine
34. Do not seal the gas (usually air)
steam engine
Pneumatic systems
winch
effort advantage
35. A very complex combination of pulleys - including fixed and movable is called
block and tackle
fulcrum
efficiency
bones
36. Heated water to make steam and then used to move a piston in a circular motion
gravitational potential energy
steam turbine
output piston
effort force
37. When the driving and the driven gears are the same size
effort advantage
parallel gears
valve
multiplying gears
38. Distance between the fulcrum and the load
ergonomics
gears
Hydraulic systems
load arm
39. Is the work needed to use - or operate the machine
system
Work input
pressure
speed advantage
40. A fixed point
internal combustion engine
fulcrum
formula for work
potential energy
41. A small gear driving a larger gear increases torque and reduces speed in the driven gear
formula for pressure in hydraulics
Pneumatic systems
reducing gears
speed advantage
42. A measure of the amount of force applied to a given area
system
pressure
parallel gears
speed
43. The production of large quantities of a standardized article (often using assembly line techniques)
Pascal's Law
mass production
subsystems
driving gear
44. The rate of motion that an object changes position
speed
pressure
reducing gears
steam turbine
45. Pressure applied to an enclosed fluid is transmitted undiminished in all directions throughout the fluid and perpendicular to the walls of the container.
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46. Reason that machines are never 100% efficient
wheel and axle
friction
pinion
efficiency
47. Are used to overcome the frictional force of the machine
lubricants
effort arm
gears
work
48. Heated water to make steam and then used to move a piston. When the piston moved - it caused an attached rod (which was connected to a crankshaft) to move as well - making the engine work.
Pascal's Law
steam engine
pressure
3 classes of levers
49. Act like levers
pulley
bones
work
formula for pressure in hydraulics
50. Used to control the flow of a fluid. It is a moveable part that controls the flow by opening or closing
circulatory system
Work input
work
valve