Technical Drawing: Keyed Connection Dimensions

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Based on the drawing, what type of view is '2' in relation to '1'?

  • Cross-sectional view (correct)
  • Detail view
  • Isometric view
  • Auxiliary view

What is the primary function of the component labeled as '3' in the drawing?

  • To act as a seal preventing contaminants from entering the assembly
  • To transmit torque between the shaft and the hub (correct)
  • To reduce friction between the shaft and the hub
  • To provide lubrication to the assembly

If the shaft diameter in a keyed joint is at its maximum permissible size, how might this affect the selection of the key?

  • A smaller key might be chosen to reduce stress on the shaft.
  • A key with a different material needs to be selected
  • A larger key might be chosen to ensure adequate torque transmission. (correct)
  • The key size will remain unaffected by the shaft diameter.

Given the shaft diameter is between 30-38 mm, and the key cross-section is 10x8 mm, how does this proportion influence the joint's performance?

<p>The key's dimensions are adequate for typical torque transmission. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The drawing specifies 'Shaft t: 5.0' (Вал t: 5,0). What does 't' most likely refer to in this context?

<p>The depth of the keyway in the shaft (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If the drawing specifies a bushing thickness 'Втулка t1: 3,3', what would be the likely purpose of specifying this dimension?

<p>To ensure proper clearance and fit between the shaft and the hub. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspects of the key's dimensions (10 x 8 mm) are critical for ensuring optimal performance of the keyed joint?

<p>The fit and tolerance between the key, shaft keyway, and hub keyway. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is the correct specification of both the shaft diameter and key dimensions crucial for a keyed joint?

<p>To prevent stress concentrations, ensure adequate torque transmission, and avoid premature failure. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Considering the information provided, what is the most important factor in selecting the material for the key?

<p>The key's shear strength (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How might exceeding the recommended torque limit for a keyed joint manifest as a failure?

<p>The key or keyways may shear or deform. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

What is a key (shponka)?

A mechanical component used to transmit torque between a shaft and a hub or pulley.

Shaft Diameter: What is it?

The diameter of the shaft ranges from 30 to 38 units.

Key cross-section size

The dimensions of the key's cross-section are 10 units in width and 8 units in height.

Collar thickness

The collar thickness is 3.3 units.

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Shaft thickness

The shaft thickness is 5.0 units.

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Study Notes

  • Technical drawing for a 9th-grade class seeks dimensions for a keyed connection.
  • Shaft diameter: 30-38.
  • Key cross-section dimensions (b x h): 10 x 8.
  • Shaft dimension t: 5.0.
  • Bushing dimension t1: 3.3.

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