Questions and Answers
What is the minimum difference in radius between the flange and the frame tube?
25 mm
If the outer radius of the frame tube is 50 mm, what is the minimum radius of the flange?
75 mm
What would happen if the radius of the flange is less than 25 mm larger than the outer radius of the frame tube?
The assembly would not function properly due to inadequate clearance.
Why is it important to maintain a minimum difference in radius between the flange and the frame tube?
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If the design specifies a flange radius of 80 mm, and the outer radius of the frame tube is 50 mm, does the design meet the minimum requirement?
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Study Notes
Radius of Flange and Frame Tube
- The minimum difference in radius between the flange and the frame tube is 25 mm.
- If the outer radius of the frame tube is 50 mm, the minimum radius of the flange should be 75 mm (50 mm + 25 mm).
- If the radius of the flange is less than 25 mm larger than the outer radius of the frame tube, it can cause interference or collision between the flange and the frame tube.
- Maintaining a minimum difference in radius between the flange and the frame tube is important to ensure proper clearance and avoid interference or collision between the two components.
- If the design specifies a flange radius of 80 mm and the outer radius of the frame tube is 50 mm, the design meets the minimum requirement (80 mm - 50 mm = 30 mm, which is greater than the minimum difference of 25 mm).
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This quiz covers the minimum radius requirements for flanges and frame tubes, and the importance of maintaining a minimum difference in radius between them.
