ME 313- Machine Elements 1 14.

A worm and worm gear is used to transfer motion between

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1st Quiz FT a. Parallel and intersecting shafts
b. Parallel and non-intersecting shafts
1. The gear on the opposite end of the train is designated as: c. Nonparallel and intersecting shafts
a. First gear c. Second gear d. Nonparallel and non-intersecting shafts
b. Third gear d. last gear 15. Teeth on the worm are often referred to as
2. The motion of planetary gear trains can be analyzed through: a. Thread c. Lead
a. Relative angular acceleration b. Pitch d. None of the above
b. Relative angular velocity 16. used for transmitting motion between two shafts that
c. Relative angular motion intersect.
d. relative angular momentum a. Spur gears b. Worm gear
3. Internal gear encasing the sun b. Bevel gears d. Sun gears
a. Ring gear c. Planets 17. the distance between corresponding points on a gear,
b. Carrier d. none of the above measured on the pitch circle and normal to the gear tooth.
4. Center gear a. Normal pressure angle
a. Point c. Sun b. Normal diametral pitch
b. Planet d.Moon c. Normal circular pitch
5. Gears that revolve around the sun d. None of the above
a. Meteor c.Moon 18. an extreme case of stepped gear.
b. Planet d. Point a. Helical gear c. bevel gear
6. Holds the planets in orbit. b. Planetary gear d. spur gear
a. Train c. Gravity 19. What gear is used in non-parallel shaft without altering
b. Axis d. Carrier inherent geometry.
7. Gear trains whose gear centers are not attached to fixed a. Crossed Helical Gears c. Helical Gears
bodies b. Parallel Helical Gears d. non-helical gears
a. Planetary Gear Trains 20. Kinematic and geometric relationship are similar to that of
b. Heavenly Gear Trains spur gear, which is the angle of inclination of the teeth?
c. Cycloidal Gear Trains a. Lead angle c. Helix angle
d. Helical Gear Trains b. Pitch d. Circular pitch
8. Used to alter the direction of the output motion, yet not 21. used to convert rotational motion of a pinion to translating
affect the magnitude of that motion. motion of the rack.
a. Pinion c. Axis a. Rack-and-pinion c. gear rack
b. helix Gears d. Idler Gears b. Spur gear d. planetary gear
9. Overall velocity ratio of pair of gears in series. 22. A rack has a pitch line instead of __________.
a. Book Value c. Total Value a. Lead angle c.addendum
b. Velocity Value d. Train Value b. Pitch angle d. pitch diameter
10. What is the formula for train value? 23. The selection of number of teeth is influenced by the desired
product of teeth on driver __________.
a. c. a. Number of teeth c. pitch angle
product of teeth on driven
b. Velocity ratio d.diametral pitch
product of teeth on drive n 24. standard values of pressure angles for spur gears are ____
product of teeth on drive r a. 14-1/2°,20°, 30° c. 14-1/2°,25°,25°
b. 14-1/2°,20°, 25° d. 14-1/2°, 20°, 30°

b.
∑ of teeth on driver d. 25. Angles of ___ are well suited for general applications of spur
gears.
∑ of teeth on driven a. 20 c.20.5
∑ of teeth on driven b. 20.25 d.21

∑ of teeth on driver 26. Pressure angles of ____ can be smaller without a concern for
interference but have less efficient force transmission and
are best suited for high speed and low power application.
11. A series of mating gearsets
a. 29 c.28
a. Gear Train c. Helical Gears
b. 30 d.25
b. Planetary Gears d. None of the above
27. diametral pitch is the relative size of a ____
12. angle of inclination of the teeth
a. gear tooth c. pitch angle
a. Right angle c. elevation angle
b. pitch diameter d.lead
b. Lead angle d. Pitch angle
28. Only key parameters are neede to be determine since
13. Gear sets which are irreversible
majority of gear operations are ___ standards.
a. Self-locking gear set
a. AGMA c. ASME
b. Dual locking gear set
b. SAE d. PSME
c. Planetary gear set
29. provide a constant velocity ratio between their respective
d. Helical gear set
shafts.
 a. Gear trains c.gears 44. the height of a gear tooth and is the sum of the addendum
b. Tooth d.velocity and dedendum.
30. the pressure angle deviates from its nominal value during a. Diametral pitch c. backlash
operation b. Clearance d. whole depth
a. Operating Pressure Angle 45. is a commonly referenced gear parameter in the SI unit
b. Operating Nominal Angle system. It is defined as the ratio of pitch diameter to the
c. Operating Helix Angle number of teeth in a gear
d. Operating Value Angle a. module c. dedendum
31. amount that the width of a tooth space exceeds the b. addendum d. face width
thickness of a gear tooth 46. is the radial distance from the pitch circle to the bottom of a
a. Backstab c. Backload gear tooth.
b. Backhoe d. Backlash a. module c. dedendum
32. the amount that a gear can turn without its mating gear b. addendum d. face width
turning. 47. is the radial distance from the pitch circle to the top of a gear
a. Backstab c. Backload tooth.
b. Backhoe d. Backlash a. module c. dedendum
33. removing the material on the gear tooth between the base b. addendum d. face width
circle and dedendum circle to minimize or completely 48. is the length of the gear tooth parallel with the shaft axis
remove interference. a. module c. dedendum
a. Backlash c. Interference b. addendum d. face width
b. Undercutting d. Undercut gear tooth 49. the circle that represents the size of the corresponding
34. occurs when there is a violation of the fundamental friction roller that could replace the gear
condition of constant velocity ratio when the tooth between a. Pitch circle c. pitch point
the base circle and the dedendum is not an involute and a b. Pitch diameter d. Circular pitch
mating gear tooth contact this portion of the tooth. 50. is the point of contact of the two pitch circles.
a. Interference c. Disturbance a. Pitch circle c. pitch point
b. Circumference d. Backlash b. Pitch diameter d. Circular pitch
35. is the average number of teeth that are in contact at any 51. diameter of the pitch circle
instant. a. Pitch circle c. pitch point
a. Teeth Ratio c. Pitch Ratio b. Pitch diameter d. Circular pitch
b. Mesh Ratio d. Contact Ratio 52. is the distance measured along the pitch circle from a point
36. Numerically, contact ratio can be expressed as the length of on one tooth to the corresponding point on the adjacent
the path of contact divided by the tooth of the gear.
a. Base pitch c. Pitch a. Pitch circle c. pitch point
b. Diameter d. Teeth b. Pitch diameter d. Circular pitch
37. Smaller gear 53. the circle from which the curved shape of the gear tooth is
a. Pinion c. Bull gear constructed.
b. Spur gear d. Helix gear a. Base circle c.base diameter
38. the center to center distance between two mating gears b. Pitch circle d. face width
a. gear distance c. Center distance 54. is the diameter of the circle from which the gear tooth profile
b. Mesh distance d. None of the above is derived.
39. constructed by unwinding a taut wire from a base circle with a. Base circle c.tooth thickness
diameter db b. Tip radius d. base diameter
a. Involute Teeth b. Involute base 55. referred as double helical gears. It appears as two opposite
b. Involute shape d. Involute gear hand helical gears.
40. the angle between a line tangent to both pitch circles of a. Herringbone gears c. Bevel gears
mating gears and a line perpendicular to the surfaces of the b. Miter gears d. Worm and worm gear
teeth at the contact point. 56. have teeth formed on a conical surface andare used to
a. Pitch angle c. lead angle transmit motion between nonparallel shafts.
b. Base angle d. pressure angle a. Herringbone gears c. Bevel gears
41. refers to the tooth size and has become a standard for tooth b. Miter gears d. Worm and worm gear
size specifications. 57. - a special case of bevel gears where the gears are of equal
a. Diametral pitch c. backlash size and the shaft angle is 90°.
b. Clearance d. whole depth a. Herringbone gears c. Bevel gears
42. the amount that the width of a tooth space exceeds the b. Miter gearsd. Worm and worm gear
thickness of a gear tooth, measured on the pitch circle. 58. used to transmit motion between nonparallel and
a. Diametral pitch c. backlash nonintersecting shafts. The worm has one tooth that is
b. Clearance d. whole depth formed in a spiral around a pitch cylinder.
43. is the amount that the dedendum exceeds the addendum. a. Herringbone gears c. Bevel gears
c. Diametral pitch c. backlash b. Miter gearsd. Worm and worm gear
d. Clearance d. whole depth 59. the teeth are inclined to the axis of rotation and have the
usage as the spur gear
 a. Helical gears c. Internal gears successively into contact with those of the other in their
b. Rack d. Annular gears order
60. teeth formed on the inner surface of the circle. a. bodies in contact c. pure rolling contact
a. Helical gears c. Internal gears b. rolling bodies contact d. contact
b. Rack d. Spur gears 74. used to prevent slipping
61. special type of spur gear where the teeth are not form a. keys c. belts
around a circle. b. yielding materials d. friction gearing
a. Rack c. Spur gears 75. serves as a reference to determine the effective location of
b. Annular Gears d. Internal Gears the follower
62. simplest and most common type. Its teeth are parallel to the a. base circle c. home
axis of rotation and it is used to transmit motion between b. trace point d. prime circle
parallel shafts. 76. In general, the pressure angle should be kept as small as
a. Spur gears c. Annular Gears possible and should not exceed __°.
b. Helix gears d. Helical gears a. 30 c.60
63. used in application where timing and motion must be b. 90 d.45
precisely sequenced. 77. consists of a groove wrapped around a cylinder.
a. Cam c. Follower a. Position motion cam b. cam motion
b. Driver d. pinion b. Cylindrical cam d. follower
64. forced against the cam surface in most cam application. 78. When of one the parabolas turns about its finite focus, the
a. Cam c. Follower second one will have
b. Driver d. pinion a. Infinitismal motion
65. the most common type of cam. It is formed on a disk or plate b. Harmonic translation
and the radial distance from the center of the disk is varied c. Rectilinear translation
throughout the circumference of the cam. This allows d. Infinity
follower to ride on this outer edge gives the follower a radial 79. diameter of the pitch circle
motion. a. Pitch circle c. pitch point
a. Plate or disk cams c. Drum cam b. Pitch diameter d. Circular pitch
b. Linear cam d. Cylindrical cam 80. forced against the cam surface in most cam application.
66. this type of cam is formed on a cylinder where a groove is cut c. Cam c. Follower
into the cylinder, with a varying location along the axis of d. Driver d. pinion
rotation. Attaching a follower that rides in the groove gives 81. is the radial distance from the pitch circle to the bottom of a
the follower motion along the axis of rotation. gear tooth.
a. Plate or disk cams c. Drum/Cylindrical cam a. module c. dedendum
b. Linear cam d. none of the above b. addendum d. face width
67. this type of cam is formed on a translated block. A groove is 82. special type of spur gear where the teeth are not form
cut into the block with a distance that varies from the plane around a circle.
of translation. Attaching a follower that rides in the groove a. Rack c. Spur gears
gives the follower motion perpendicular to the plane of b. Annular Gears d. Internal Gears
translation. 83. is a commonly referenced gear parameter in the SI unit
a. Plate or disk cams c. Drum/Cylindrical cam system. It is defined as the ratio of pitch diameter to the
b. Linear cam d. none of the above number of teeth in a gear
68. are constrained to motion in a straight line a. module c. dedendum
a. Offset c. Pivoted Followers b. addendum d. face width
b. Translating Followers d.roller follower 84. the circle from which the curved shape of the gear tooth is
69. exhibits straight-line motion, such that the line of the motion constructed.
is offset from the center of rotation of the cam a. Base circle c.base diameter
a. Offset c. Roller follower b. Pitch circle d. face width
b. Pivoted follower d. in-line follower 85. the most common type of cam. It is formed on a disk or plate
70. consists of a follower that has a separatepart, the roller that and the radial distance from the center of the disk is varied
is pinned to the follower stem throughout the circumference of the cam. This allows
a. knife-edge c.roller follower to ride on this outer edge gives the follower a radial
b. flat-faced d. spherical-faced motion.
71. the period of cam rotation where is no follower motion a. Plate or disk cams c. Drum cam
a. time c.pause b. Linear cam d. Cylindrical cam
b. dwell d. stop
72. it is the projection motion of a point on a rotating disk 86. If the roller is switched to the other side of its axis, it will
projected to a straight line rotate in the opposite direction.
a. harmonic motion c. linear motion a. True b. false
b. constant acceleration d. oscillation 87. The rise and fall portions of a cam displacement diagram are
73. consists of such a relative motion of two lines or surfaces of vital importance.
that consecutive points or elements of one come a. True b. False
 88. Harmonic motion exhibits very smooth motion curves and
does not have the sudden change in acceleration at the ends
of the motion
a. True b. False
89. In general, a Cartesian coordinate system is used so that the
origin is at the cam center
a. True b. False
90. To analyze the motion of a planetary gear train, the method
of superposition can be used to “step back” the gear
movements.
a. True b. False
91. For slow-moving cams, high accelerations are a factor.
a. True b. False
92. Polynomial Displacement- is another scheme that improves
on the constant acceleration scheme. This scheme provides
continuous slope on the acceleration versus time curve by
using higher order polynomial of up to 5th term
a. True b. False
93. Modified Sinusoidal Accelerationimproves on thecycloidal
scheme by incorporating a second sinusoidal term with a
different frequency.
a. True b. False
94. When highly accurate cams are desired, it is not highly
desirable to determine the coordinates of points on the cam
surface as well as coordinates of a milling cutter that will be
used to manufacture the cam
a. True b. False
95. The motion of a planetary gear train can also be analyzed
through an equation that is derived from the relative angular
velocities
a. True b. False
96. Ring gear- internal gear encasing the sun and planet gears.
a. True b. False
97. Idler gear- internal gear encasing the sun and planet gears.
a. True b. False
98. The worm pitch diameter and pitch are determine is not
similiar to spur gear.
a. True b. False
99. angular velocity ratio, as presented for spur gears in equation
(10.19), is also applicable to bevel gears.
a. True b. false
100. Bevel gears are sold as set because the pitch cone is a
function of the velocity ratio, a single bevel gear cannot be
replaced to alter the ratio, as was the case for spur gears
a. True b. False

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