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Mechanical Gears
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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.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. For a cam and follower - what is the type of output movement?
Decreased
Reciprocating
Is reversible
Longer
2. For a pulley and belt - the input shaft does not turn in the same direction as the output shaft if the belt...
3.2:1
Linear
Decreased
Is crossed
3. For a crown and pinion - is the torque increased - decreased - or constant?
not reversible
Speed
Rotary
Decreased
4. For a rack and pinion - the flow of power is...
Reversible
1:1
Decreased
Is constant
5. For a bevel gear assembly - is the speed increased - decreased - or constant?
Constant
Reciprocating
not reversible
Increased
6. For a worm and wheel - what is the gear ratio?
Increased
Decreased
Decreased
20:1
7. For a __________- the flow of power is not reversible
Linear
Cam and follower
Rotary
direction
8. For a pulley and belt - the input shaft turn in the _____ direction as the output shaft
Decreased
1:2.5
Same
Is constant
9. For a bevel gear assembly - what is the angle of the input shaft compared to the output shaft?
They're perpendicular
Rotary
90 degrees
20:1
10. For a simple gear with idler - what is the gear ratio?
Same direction
bevel
Increased
4:1
11. The difference between linear and reciprocating mechanisms is that in a linear mechanism - in order to make the output move in the opposite direction - you have to turn the input... In a reciprocating mechanism - the mechanism moves...... when the in
20:1
Opposite - back & forth - in one direction
The flow of power
Cam and follower
12. In the pulley and belt mechanism - you held onto the output of the mechanism and tried to stop movement to test for the mechanism's...
bevel
Linear - 2 inches
Torque
1:2.5
13. For a universal joint - is the speed increased - decreased - or constant?
Constant
The flow of power is reversible
Torque
The output gear would turn the opposite way
14. For a cam and follower - what is the type of input movement?
Rotary
Parallel
1:2.5
bevel
15. For a simple gear with idler - the position of the ________ compared to the output shaft is parallel.
Once - 1:1
Speed - torque
Input shaft
1:1
16. For a universal joint - the torque...
Rotary
not
Is constant
Decreased
17. For a pulley and belt - is the flow of power is...
They turn the same way
Longer
Constant
Reversible
18. For a lead screw - what is the type of input movement?
Is constant
Rotary
90<x<270
Torque
19. For a crank and slider - the flow of power...
Decreased
Turns of output gear = number of teeth on output gr turns of output gear = number of teeth on input gr
Is reversible
not
20. For a lead screw - how many revolutions of the crank are needed to move the screw block 1 inch?
Decrease - increase
The flow of power is reversible
6
direction
21. For a rack and pinion - what is the type of input movement?
Linear
Once - 1:1
Rotary
bevel
22. For a crank and slider - the output of this system is what type of motion?
Reciprocating
flow of power
Longer
Perpendicular
23. For a crank and slider - how far does the slider move each revolution of the crank?
90<x<270
Once - 1:1
20:1
Decreased
24. When a big gear turns a small one - the output provides more... but less... than the input.
Torque
Speed - torque
6
The flow of power
25. For a simple gear with idler - predict what the direction of travel would be between the input and output gears if the idler gear is eliminated from the mechanism.
Constant
1:1
The output gear would turn the opposite way
4:1
26. For a bevel gear assembly - what is the gear ratio?
Turns of output gear = number of teeth on output gr turns of output gear = number of teeth on input gr
Constant
Constant
1:1
27. For a pulley and belt - what is the input to output ratio?
1:2.5
1:1
Torque
The output gear would turn the opposite way
28. For a lead screw - the flow of power is ____reversible
Is crossed
Reciprocating
Torque
not
29. For a worm and wheel - the flow of power is...
4:1
Longer
not reversible
Same direction
30. For a crank and slider - the input to this system is what type of motion?
not
Rotary
They're perpendicular
Increased
31. In a mechanism - when the input goes from a small gear to an output which is a larger gear - the speed will... When this happens - the amount of torque will....
Decrease - increase
1:1
90<x<270
Is reversible
32. For a worm and wheel - is the torque increased - decreased - or constant?
Longer
Opposite - back & forth - in one direction
Increased
They're perpendicular
33. Which of the following mechanisms moved more quickly - the lead screw or the rack and pinion? consider the gear ratio. which mechanism moved the farthest with one turn of the crank handle?
Torque
Rotary
Lead screw - rack and pinion
Decreased
34. For a universal joint - what is the speed ratio of the input shaft to the output shaft?
Torque
Is reversible
1:1
Once - 1:1
35. For a worm and wheel - the direction of travel is...
Speed - torque
Is reversible
Rotary
Rotary
36. For a simple gear with idler - compare the direction of travel between input and output gears.
They turn the same way
20:1
Rotary
Constant
37. For a rack and pinion - the ___________ is reversible
Is reversible
Increased
Reciprocating
direction of travel
38. For a lead screw - is the direction of travel...
Is reversible
Torque
Turns of output gear = number of teeth on output gr turns of output gear = number of teeth on input gr
Reversible
39. For a pulley and belt - is the speed increased - decreased - or constant?
Decreased
Increased
Reciprocating
Torque
40. For a universal joint - what is the angular range between the input shaft and the output shaft in which this mechanism will work?
90<x<270
Reciprocating
Same
Is constant
41. For a crown and pinion - what is the gear ratio?
Same
3.2:1
Linear
Speed
42. For a crown and pinion - is the speed increased - decreased - or constant?
Longer
20:1
4:1
Increased
43. For a simple gear with idler - is the torque increased - decreased - or constant?
Decrease - increase
Speed - torque
direction of travel
Increased
44. For a universal joint...
Decreased
The flow of power is reversible
4:1
3.2:1
45. For a crank and - if the diameter of the crank gear were increased - would the slider move a shorter or longer distance?
Longer
Parallel
flow of power
Rotary
46. For rack and pinion - if the diameter of the pinion gear were increased - would the rack move a shorter or longer distance?
Longer
travel
90 degrees
not
47. For a simple gear with idler - is the speed increased - decreased - or constant?
The output gear would turn the opposite way
Is crossed
Constant
Decreased
48. Gear ratio formula
Speed
Linear - 2 inches
not reversible
Turns of output gear = number of teeth on output gr turns of output gear = number of teeth on input gr
49. For a cam and follower - how many times does the follower move up and down with one revolution of the crank?
Speed - torque
Once - 1:1
They're perpendicular
90 degrees
50. For a rack and pinion - what is the type of output movement? what distance does the rack move with one revolution of the crank?
Linear - 2 inches
Lead screw - rack and pinion
Constant
Same direction