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Which type of motion is characterized by movement in a definite direction of force applied?
Which type of motion is characterized by movement in a definite direction of force applied?
- Completely Constrained (correct)
- Successfully Constrained
- Flexible Motion
- Incompletely (unconstrained) Motion
What type of link is a crank classified as?
What type of link is a crank classified as?
- Fluid link
- Incompletely constrained link
- Rigid link (correct)
- Flexible link
Which kinematic pair is characterized by linear motion between two links?
Which kinematic pair is characterized by linear motion between two links?
- Rolling Pair
- Turning Pair
- Spherical Pair
- Sliding Pair (correct)
What type of contact is associated with a higher pair in kinematic pairs?
What type of contact is associated with a higher pair in kinematic pairs?
Which of the following best describes a resistant body in mechanical systems?
Which of the following best describes a resistant body in mechanical systems?
What distinguishes a self-closed pair from other kinematic pairs?
What distinguishes a self-closed pair from other kinematic pairs?
Which of the following is NOT a type of kinematic motion?
Which of the following is NOT a type of kinematic motion?
What is the main feature of a turning pair in kinematic pairs?
What is the main feature of a turning pair in kinematic pairs?
What happens to power transmitted if the input torque increases?
What happens to power transmitted if the input torque increases?
Which method can be used to prevent interference in involute gears?
Which method can be used to prevent interference in involute gears?
When pure rolling occurs at the pitch point, what is the velocity of sliding?
When pure rolling occurs at the pitch point, what is the velocity of sliding?
What is the limitation of increasing the pressure angle to prevent interference?
What is the limitation of increasing the pressure angle to prevent interference?
Which of the following contributes to interference in gear teeth?
Which of the following contributes to interference in gear teeth?
What is a potential consequence of undercutting a gear?
What is a potential consequence of undercutting a gear?
What occurs to the contact ratio if you stub the tooth of a gear?
What occurs to the contact ratio if you stub the tooth of a gear?
Increasing the number of teeth on a gear affects its size how?
Increasing the number of teeth on a gear affects its size how?
What is the significance of the variable $ au$ in the equation for holding torque?
What is the significance of the variable $ au$ in the equation for holding torque?
In the context of a single slider crank mechanism, what does 'r' represent?
In the context of a single slider crank mechanism, what does 'r' represent?
From the motion equations given for the single slider crank mechanism, what does 'l' denote?
From the motion equations given for the single slider crank mechanism, what does 'l' denote?
What happens to the net torque on a gear train when fixing torque is applied?
What happens to the net torque on a gear train when fixing torque is applied?
What does the equation for piston velocity indicate about the motion of the piston?
What does the equation for piston velocity indicate about the motion of the piston?
Which of the following parameters affects piston displacement in the single slider crank mechanism?
Which of the following parameters affects piston displacement in the single slider crank mechanism?
In the context of the equations provided, what does $eta$ represent?
In the context of the equations provided, what does $eta$ represent?
What is meant by the obliquity ratio 'n' in the piston dynamics?
What is meant by the obliquity ratio 'n' in the piston dynamics?
What is the primary purpose of the book as stated in the content?
What is the primary purpose of the book as stated in the content?
What is prohibited with respect to the book as mentioned in the content?
What is prohibited with respect to the book as mentioned in the content?
What responsibility does the author not accept regarding errors in the book?
What responsibility does the author not accept regarding errors in the book?
Why is it deemed a criminal offence to circulate soft copies of the book?
Why is it deemed a criminal offence to circulate soft copies of the book?
What can be inferred about the design against static load as suggested in the content?
What can be inferred about the design against static load as suggested in the content?
What should users do if they encounter a soft copy of the book?
What should users do if they encounter a soft copy of the book?
Which aspect of the author's or publisher's work is emphasized in the content?
Which aspect of the author's or publisher's work is emphasized in the content?
Which statement about the circulation of the book is correct?
Which statement about the circulation of the book is correct?
What happens to the tail of an airplane when it takes a left turn with a propeller rotating anticlockwise when viewed from the rear?
What happens to the tail of an airplane when it takes a left turn with a propeller rotating anticlockwise when viewed from the rear?
During a right turn, how does the reactive gyroscopic couple affect the airplane's nose with an anticlockwise rotating propeller when viewed from the rear?
During a right turn, how does the reactive gyroscopic couple affect the airplane's nose with an anticlockwise rotating propeller when viewed from the rear?
How does the reactive gyroscopic couple influence the stern of a naval ship when it steers to the left with a clockwise rotor when viewed from the bow?
How does the reactive gyroscopic couple influence the stern of a naval ship when it steers to the left with a clockwise rotor when viewed from the bow?
What is the effect of the reactive gyroscopic couple on a naval ship's bow when steering to the right with a propeller rotating anticlockwise from the stern?
What is the effect of the reactive gyroscopic couple on a naval ship's bow when steering to the right with a propeller rotating anticlockwise from the stern?
In which direction does the tail of an airplane move when taking a right turn with a clockwise rotating engine when viewed from the front?
In which direction does the tail of an airplane move when taking a right turn with a clockwise rotating engine when viewed from the front?
What effect does the reactive gyroscopic couple have on a naval ship's bow while steering left with an anticlockwise rotor as viewed from the stern?
What effect does the reactive gyroscopic couple have on a naval ship's bow while steering left with an anticlockwise rotor as viewed from the stern?
What occurs to the stern of a naval ship when it steers to the left with an anticlockwise rotor when viewed from the stern?
What occurs to the stern of a naval ship when it steers to the left with an anticlockwise rotor when viewed from the stern?
How does a ship's stern respond during a right turn when the propeller rotates anticlockwise as viewed from the stern?
How does a ship's stern respond during a right turn when the propeller rotates anticlockwise as viewed from the stern?
Study Notes
Publication Details
- Publisher: Physics Wallah
- ISBN: 978-93-94342-39-2
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- Website: www.pw.live
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Book Content Overview
- Covers topics ranging from simple mechanisms to complex machine dynamics.
- Includes sections such as velocity and acceleration analysis, cam and followers, gears and gear trains, and mechanical vibrations.
Simple Mechanisms
- Types of Motion:
- Completely Constrained: Motion in a definite direction under applied force.
- Successfully Constrained: Motion possible in multiple directions but constrained to one by a third link.
- Incompletely Constrained: Motion in multiple directions depending on the force applied.
- Types of Links:
- Rigid Links: Examples include crank, connecting rod, piston.
- Flexible Links: Include belts, ropes, and chains.
- Fluid Links: Such as hydraulic brakes or jacks.
Kinematic Pairs
- Joints between two links allowing constrained relative motion.
- Types by Relative Motion: Turning pair, sliding pair, screw pair, rolling pair, spherical pair.
- Types by Nature of Contact: Lower pair (area contact) vs. higher pair (point contact).
Gears and Gear Train
- Involute gears can face interference when mating with non-involute profiles.
- Methods to Prevent Interference:
- Undercutting: Material removal below base circle, reducing gear strength.
- Increase Pressure Angle: Increases contact area but has maximum limits (20º to 25º).
- Stubbing the Tooth: Removes part of the tooth to prevent contact with non-involute portions.
- Increasing Number of Teeth: Leads to smaller tooth size but may increase complexity.
Single Slider Crank Mechanism
- Crank rotates with a constant angular speed, with key variables:
- r: Crank radius
- l: Length of connecting rod
- θ: Angle turned by the crank
- n: Obliquity ratio, defined as r/l.
- Piston Displacement: Formula to calculate piston position based on crank angle.
- Piston Velocity: Related to the angular position of the crank and is critical in motion analysis.
Gyroscope Effects
- In Aviation: The gyroscopic couple affects the nose and tail positions during turns, with specific effects based on crank rotation direction.
- In Naval Ships: Similar principles apply; gyroscopic effects cause the bow or stern to lift or drop based on the steering direction.
Key Terms
- Torque: Define formulas for input and output torque in gear systems and balance equations for fixed torque scenarios.
- Efficiency: Efficiency of gear drives calculated comparing input and output work parameters.
This summary encapsulates essential concepts and principles relevant to the theory of machines, providing a concise study guide for mechanical engineering students.
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