Final Exam Review Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Design Process

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  1. Define the Problem
  2. Generate Concepts
  3. Develop Solution
  4. Construct and Test
  5. Evaluate Solution
  6. Present Solution
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Unilateral Tolerance

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one direction

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Bilateral Tolerance

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two directions

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Limit Dimension

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list upper and lower limit

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clearance fit

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piece goes through all the way

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interference fit

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two pieces are stuck together by using friction

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transition fit

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sometimes have a clearance and interference fit

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allowance

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minimum clearance or maximum interference between parts. for clearance the allowance is the smallest space. for interference allowance is negative and represents maximum interference. smallest hole - largest pin

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tolerances

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unilateral, bilateral, limit dimension

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types of fits

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clearance, interference, transition, allowance

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7 types of joints

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rigid, revolute, slider, cylindrical, pin-slot, planar, and ball

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rigid joint

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no movement or rotation

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revolute

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rotates in one direction around a fixed axis

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slider

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sliding linearly on an axis restricting rotational movement

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cylindrical

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one translational and one rotational degree of freedom between two connected parts

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pin-slot

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allows both translation and rotation between two connected components around a specific point

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planar

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gliding all around a given plane

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ball

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smooth and controlled movement between two parts

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8 visual design elements

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point, line, color, value, shape, form, space, texture

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7 Visual design principles

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balance (symmetry), emphasis (draw attention to one area), contrast (difference between two elements), rhythm (patterns), proportion (comparing size), unity (consistent use of elements), and economy (simplicity)

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name the simple machines

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lever 1st degree, lever 2nd degree, lever 3rd degree, wheel & axle, pulley, inclined plane/wedge, and screw

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lever 1st class

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lever 2nd class

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force, object, fulcrum

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lever 3rd class

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object, force, fulcrum

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6 cams
pear, hexagonal, eccentric, circular, heart, snail
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What does a design brief include? (list each step and explain) What step in the design process does it fall in?
Client - Defines who the product is presented to Engineer - Who designed the product Problem Statement - Defines the problem Design Statement - Defines how the product will fix the problem - Develop a Solution Constraints - Identifies limits of the design - Develop a Solution Criteria - something that the thing must have
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difference between criteria and constraints
criteria define the goals and standards that a solution must meet, while constraints are limitations or restrictions that influence the design process
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engineering
the branch of science and technology concerned with the design, building, and use of engines, machines, and structures
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What is the lifecycle of a product? (5 steps)
1. Raise and Extract, 2. Process, 3. Manufacture, 4. Use, 5. Dispose
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How is isometric paper set up?
all angles are 30%
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What is the purpose of an auxiliary view?
To show detail that a regular multiview can't
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How is an auxiliary view different from a multiview projection?
An auxiliary view provides a view by cutting the shape, while a multiview projection just rotates it.
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coincident
connects point and line
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tangent
one point on line touchy circle
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collinear
point on same line straight
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concentric
archs share same center
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equal
same size or value
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