Module 5 Flashcards

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are machine elements used to prevent relative motion between the shaft and the member to which it is connected such as pulleys, gears, and crank.

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Keys

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What are the two classificcation of keys?

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  1. Constant Cross Section
  2. Variable Cross-Section
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What are the types of constant cross section keys?

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sqaure key, flat key, round key, barth key

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What are the common types of keys for industrial applications?

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Square Key and Flat Key

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What key have a square cross section?

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Square Key

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What key sunk half in the shaft and half the hub?

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Square Key

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What key has a rectangular in cross-section with smaller dimensions placed in radial direction?

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flat key

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What key is sunk in half in each of the two mating members?

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Flat Key

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What are the four types of variable cross-section keys?

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  1. woodruff
  2. Saddle Key
  3. Gib Head
  4. Feather Key
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What are the forces that are of the two classes?

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  1. Forces due to the fit of the key in its keyway, as in tiht fitting straight key or in a tapered key driven in place. These forces produced compressive stress in the key, and it is impossible generally predict their magnitudee.
  2. Forces that are caused by the torque transmitted. These force produce compressive and shearing stresses in the key. The distribution of the forces along the length of the key is not uniform, since the forces are concentrated near the torque input end. The non-uniformity of the distribution is caused by twisting of the shaft within the hub.
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What is a mechanical device used to unite or connect teo mechanical shafts for the purpose of transmitting power?

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Coupling

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It is used to connect section of the shaft or connect the shaft of the driving machine to the shaft of a driven machine?

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Coupling

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What are the main classification of coupling?

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Rigid Coupling and Flexible Coupling

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It is a device used to connect the end of the shaft to the end of another shaft that do not allow any misalignment.

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Rigid Coupling

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It is used to take care of a small amount of unintentional misalignment.

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Flexible Coupling

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It usually applies to a coupling having two separate cast iron flanges.

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Flange Coupling

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This type of coupling is each is mounted on the shaft end and keyed to it.

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Flange Coupling

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This type of coupling faces are turned up at right angle to the axis of the shaft.

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Flange coupling

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One of the _ has a projected portion and the other __has a corresponding recess. This helps to bring the shafts into line and maintain alignment.

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The two ___ are coupled together by means of bolts and nuts

21
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The _______ coupling is adopted to heavy loads and hence it is used on large shifting.

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What are the types of flange couplings?

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unprotected type, protected flange type, and marine flange type

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It is also called a compression coupling or split miff coupling.

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Clamp Coupling

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In this coupling, the sleeve is made of two halves which are split along a plane passing through the axes of the shafts. The two halves of the sleeve are clamp together by means of bolts.

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Clamps Coupling

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What are the types of flexible coupling?
chain couplings, flexible disc couplings, oldham coupling, bush pin flexible coupling.
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it is capable of transmitting relatively high torques in a minimum space
Chain couplings
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The two opposing hubs are made with integral sprockets over which a double roller chain is fitted.
Chain Coupling
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Flexibility is obtained by lateral play in the fit of the chain over the sprocket teeth
Chain couplngs
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It transmits torque from a driving to a driven bolt or shaft tangentially on a common bolt circle
Flexible Disc Coupling
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Torque is transmitted between the bolts through a series of thin, stainless-steel discs assembled in a pack.
Flexible Disc Coupling
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It is a method to transfer torque between two parallel but not collinear shafts.
Oldham Coupling
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It has three disc that is joined to the first two by tongue and groove.
Oldham Coupling
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It is a modified form of protected type flange coupling, This type of coupling has pins and it works as coupling bolts. The rubber or leather brushes are used over the pins.
Bush-pin Flexible Coupling
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