First Semester Flashcards

(53 cards)

1
Q

Work

A

/ft

Work * distance

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2
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2nd rule of machines

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Machine enable us to amplify speed at the expense of force

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3
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5 simple/ancient machines

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Lever
Pulley
Wheel & axel
Inclined plane/wedge
Screw
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4
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Chains

A

Won’t slip compared to vbelts

Load is based on lubrication (we use type 1 lube)

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5
Q

|

A

110 v

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6
Q

Newton’s 3rd Law

A

Every action has equal opposite reaction

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7
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Friction

A

Resistance that keeps 2 objects from slipping and moving past each other

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8
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Wedge IMA

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Length(diag)/height

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9
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3rd rule of machines

A

Can’t do both rules at same time

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10
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Inertia

A

Tendency of an object to continue moving or not

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11
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Unit for torque

A

Ft/#’s

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12
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Torque

A

Twisting motion about an axis

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13
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2nd Class Lever

A

Load located between fulcrum and force

Ratio of 1:2

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14
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Work

A

Force * distance

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15
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Prime mover

A

Source of input power to the system

-might be motor, engine, gravity, freshman

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16
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Parallel

A

Parallel lines

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17
Q

Screw effort force

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Resist force/(IMA*efficiency)

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18
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Machine rules

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Machine must have more power than load

Drive system/transmission must have greater power capacity than the motor

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19
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1st class lever

A

Fulcrum in between load and force

Ratio of 1

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20
Q

Efficiency

A

AMA/IMA

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21
Q

EMF

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Electromotive force

Photoelectric
Thermoelectric
Mechanical magnetic
Piezoelectric friction

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22
Q

Acceleration

A

Rate @ which we change speed/sec

23
Q

Minimum belt contact

A

150 degrees so you have friction

24
Q

Cheapest gears to maintenance

A

Spur gears

-noisy

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1 HP = ____ #/1 Ft/ 1 Sec
550#
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West VirginiA
Watts = volts • amps
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Hots in 220 load if coming from 220 source
2
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Pulley IMA
of lines supporting load, 4:1, 3:1, etc
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Hots in 110
1 hot | 1 neutral
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Wedge AMA
IMA * efficiency (given)
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Moment arm * force
Torque
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Helical gears
Converts more torque at a time - more expensive - introduces lateral force
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Belt advantages
Inexpensive in relation to gearboxes Require little maintenance, no grease or oil Can tolerate high misalignment Slipping can be advantageous
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Wheel Axle IMA
Rw/Ra Radius of wheel/radius of axle
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IMA
Displacement Effort/ Displacement resistance = IMA
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3rd Class Lever
Force located between fulcrum and load
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Differential chain hoist IMA
2R/R-r R = big radius r = small radius
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4 parts of useful electrical circuit
Source of EMF conductor Load Control
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How many watts in 1 HP
746 Watts
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Series
Erasing line after first stop to first on
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Bevel gears
90 degree similar to spur gears | Inexpensive
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Newton’s 1st Law
Object at rest will stay at rest, object in motion will stay in motion unless acted on by outside force
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1st rule of machines
Enable us to amplify force at expense of distance/speed
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Angle of repose
Angle before impending motion
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7 reasons why we automate
1. Weight 2. Repeat 3. Money 4. Speed 5. Complexity 6. Accuracy 7. Education
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F=MA
Amount of force to overcome the inertia of an object
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Screw IMA
Circumference of handle/Pitch =2*3.14*r/Pitch
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Newton’s 2nd Law
When force applied to object, object will move in direction of force
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Point of impending motion
When force of the effort overcomes static friction
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RPM formula
(Distance/time)*12 /drum circumference *60
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AMA
Fr/Fe=AMA
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Herring bone fear
No lateral force cause 2 of them Can do twice the work -more expensive
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Pulley AMA
load/force