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Mechanical Gears
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Subject
:
engineering
Instructions:
Answer
50
questions in
15 minutes
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If you are not ready to take this test, you can
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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. 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...
Linear
They're perpendicular
Torque
bevel
2. For a pulley and belt - what is the position of the input shaft compared to the output shaft?
Parallel
Same direction
20:1
Rotary
3. For a bevel gear assembly - is the speed increased - decreased - or constant?
Constant
Cam and follower
Increased
Same
4. For a crown and pinion - is the speed increased - decreased - or constant?
Reciprocating
Increased
Linear
Speed
5. For a cam and follower - what is the type of input movement?
Rotary
direction of travel
The flow of power
Speed
6. For a crown and pinion - is the torque increased - decreased - or constant?
Lead screw - rack and pinion
6
Decreased
Increased
7. For a rack and pinion - what is the type of output movement? what distance does the rack move with one revolution of the crank?
Increased
Turns of output gear = number of teeth on output gr turns of output gear = number of teeth on input gr
Linear - 2 inches
Constant
8. For a lead screw - how many revolutions of the crank are needed to move the screw block 1 inch?
direction
Rotary
6
Increased
9. For a pulley and belt - is the speed increased - decreased - or constant?
bevel
Once - 1:1
Rotary
Increased
10. For a universal joint - what is the angular range between the input shaft and the output shaft in which this mechanism will work?
Input shaft
Is reversible
90<x<270
Torque
11. For a simple gear with idler - the position of the ________ compared to the output shaft is parallel.
Input shaft
Torque
Longer
1:1
12. For a rack and pinion - the flow of power is...
Reversible
Opposite - back & forth - in one direction
Rotary
90 degrees
13. For a simple gear with idler - the ______ is reversible
flow of power
Speed - torque
Increased
Opposite - back & forth - in one direction
14. For a worm and wheel - the direction of travel is...
Increased
Reciprocating
Torque
Is reversible
15. For a crown and pinion - _______ is reversible
Constant
Longer
The flow of power
4:1
16. 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.
bevel
Cam and follower
The output gear would turn the opposite way
travel
17. For a crown and pinion - what is the gear ratio?
Torque
4:1
3.2:1
The flow of power is reversible
18. For a pulley and belt - what is the input to output ratio?
Is constant
The flow of power
1:2.5
Is reversible
19. For a simple gear with idler - is the speed increased - decreased - or constant?
The flow of power
Decreased
Is reversible
Lead screw - rack and pinion
20. For a rack and pinion - the ___________ is reversible
Is reversible
3.2:1
direction of travel
Rotary
21. 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
Cam and follower
Decreased
1:2.5
Opposite - back & forth - in one direction
22. For a worm and wheel - the flow of power is...
Increased
not reversible
Input shaft
They're perpendicular
23. For a pulley and belt - the input shaft turn in the _____ direction as the output shaft
Longer
Reciprocating
Same
Rotary
24. For a lead screw - what is the type of output movement?
Rotary
flow of power
Constant
Linear
25. For a crank and slider - how far does the slider move each revolution of the crank?
Rotary
Rotary
not reversible
Once - 1:1
26. For a universal joint - is the speed increased - decreased - or constant?
Is crossed
travel
Same direction
Constant
27. For a cam and follower - how many times does the follower move up and down with one revolution of the crank?
Rotary
Parallel
Decreased
Once - 1:1
28. For a crank and slider - the flow of power...
20:1
Torque
Same
Is reversible
29. For a bevel gear assembly - what is the angle of the input shaft compared to the output shaft?
Cam and follower
90 degrees
Reversible
Rotary
30. For a lead screw - is the direction of travel...
Is reversible
They're perpendicular
Reversible
Cam and follower
31. For a universal joint - what is the speed ratio of the input shaft to the output shaft?
1:1
Longer
Cam and follower
Lead screw - rack and pinion
32. For a worm and wheel - what is the angle of the input shaft compared to the output shaft?
33. For a cam and follower - what is the type of output movement?
Is reversible
Reciprocating
Is reversible
Torque
34. For a crank and - if the diameter of the crank gear were increased - would the slider move a shorter or longer distance?
Once - 1:1
Parallel
Longer
They turn the same way
35. For a _____ gear assembly - the flow of power is reversible
bevel
Is reversible
Increased
Longer
36. For a universal joint - the torque...
Is constant
Input shaft
Once - 1:1
Is crossed
37. For a crown and pinion - the direction of ____ is reversible
Is crossed
travel
The flow of power is reversible
direction
38. For a bevel gear assembly - is the _____ is constant
The flow of power is reversible
Torque
90 degrees
Speed
39. For a cam and follower - the ______ of travel is reversible
1:1
Lead screw - rack and pinion
Is reversible
direction
40. Gear ratio formula
Once - 1:1
They're perpendicular
20:1
Turns of output gear = number of teeth on output gr turns of output gear = number of teeth on input gr
41. For a lead screw - the flow of power is ____reversible
not
Reversible
Increased
Decrease - increase
42. For a lead screw - what is the type of input movement?
Decreased
Reciprocating
Rotary
3.2:1
43. For a pulley and belt - is the flow of power is...
Speed
Increased
Reversible
1:1
44. For a worm and wheel - is the torque increased - decreased - or constant?
Reversible
3.2:1
Rotary
Increased
45. For a lead screw - which is increased in the output? force or speed?
Once - 1:1
not reversible
Speed
Is crossed
46. For a crown and pinion - what is the angle of the input shaft compared to the output shaft?
Is reversible
Perpendicular
Reversible
not reversible
47. 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?
Lead screw - rack and pinion
Decreased
Decrease - increase
Rotary
48. 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....
Increased
Decrease - increase
Is reversible
Constant
49. When a big gear turns a small one - the output provides more... but less... than the input.
Speed - torque
Reciprocating
Decreased
20:1
50. For a simple gear with idler - compare the direction of travel between input and output gears.
They turn the same way
direction
3.2:1
Increased