what is a flanged coupling ?

Q: Which joining method will be most suited for the assembly of the two components? Provide reasons for…

A: Mechanical joining method will be most suited for the assembly of these  components.

Q: Give 1 example of methods of joint

A:

Q: 1(a) Draw and label any screw thread and a fastener separately.

A: As per given question  Draw and label any screw thread and a fastener separately

Q: What minimum diameter is required for the wire?

A: Given data: -  The length of the steel wire is L = 1.95 m. The permissible elongation is δ = 0.270…

Q: What is the relationship between the degrees of freedom and the types of joints?

A: Given: Relationship between the degree of freedom and the types of joints

Q: Which fastener type would require the smallest positional tolerance (if all other design parameters…

A: In this problem, it is asking about the type of fastener that requires the positional tolerance to…

Q: Given written specifications, develop the note for a threaded fastener. With the following…

A: For the given specification of threaded fastener ,   Now, The threaded fastener has , 1)major…

Q: Within certain limits, a ------- coupling allows relative rotation and variation in the alignment of…

A: Type of coupling which allows various motion need to be answered

Q: What is the total length of Tailstock ?

A:

Q: what is the Design methods of connections and joints?

A: given; what is the design methods of connection and joints?

Q: What type of support is at joint A?

A: The joint at point A is roller.

Q: Design a suitable layout for manufacturing a Flange coupling and state its advantages

A: Given: Flange coupling : In a flange is connected to end of two shafts using a keyway then these two…

Q: Figure 2.1 shows a stud fitting components and a steel plate. Please describe the procedure to…

A:

Q: separately

A:

Q: Section A (An Q1(a) Explain types of pin jointed frames with examples.

A: given; explain type of pine joined frames with examples.

Q: Which type of joint has a flatter design than anyother?a. Double-offsetb. Discc. Cross grooved.…

A: The cross groove joint uses balls and V-shaped grooves mostly on inner and outer races to cater the…

Q: one of the advantages of elastromer couplings over flexible metal couplings is that what?

A: Advantages of elastomer couplings over flexible metal are as given below 1. Elastomeric couplings…

Q: What are the three most important properties that are used to specify a threaded faste

A: Given: Threaded fastener: These are the internal or external screws used as temporary joints.…

Q: 1- Name the different forms of journal bearings. 2- Sketch with freehand and name the different…

A:

Q: What does a worm screw pulley do and what is it used for? Explain the working system in detail.

A: The worm screw is the driving gear in the worm gear arrangement. The worm gear is the arrangement of…

Q: (a) Why the connecting rod is made as I section? Why do some connecting rods have hole drilled from…

A: The connecting rod is a mechanical component that connects the engine's piston and crankshaft. In…

Q: Using the method of joints, de

A: first of all find out all required angle from geometry, then find reaction forces at B and C then…

Q: Advantages and disadvantages of using smaller bolts than bigger bolts

A:

Q: A___________________ can be used to connect two shafts that have an angular misalignment. a.…

A: We have given A___________________ can be used to connect two shafts that have an angular…

Q: Define the following terms as applied to rolling contact bearings: (a) Basic static load rating (b)…

A:

Q: Temporary joint is obtained by one of the following. (A) Interference fit (B) welding (C) Riveting…

A: Given data Temporary joint is obtained by one of the following

Q: 1- Name the different forms of journal bearings. 2- Sketch with freehand and name the different…

A: Journal Bearings

Q: What kind of coupling this one?

A: Coupling are the mechanical components which are basically used to connect shafts to transmit…

Q: Importance of Dual side working system using scotch yoke mechan

A:

Q: Which one of part definitions is wrong?         a)Subassemply is such a component of a machine which…

A: Solution:

Q: What is cohesiveness precisely? How is a tight connection distinguished from a loose coupling?

A: Cohesiveness: The act or state of sticking together tightly between the same nature of atoms. The…

Q: In a bolted tension joint, the proper fastening torque, T, is proportional approximately to what…

A:

Q: True or False? The double-offset plunging-style CV joint uses a cylindrical outer housing with…

A: Double-offset plunging style CV joint :

Q: Q.1 Why is a special type of CV grease used to lubricate a Birfield/Rzeppa joint?

A: Note: Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want…

Q: List the steps that should be followed to preciselytighten a bolt to specifications.

A: Common fasteners that join two or more pieces of work together include nuts and bolts. You will need…

Q: where are thread sealers most often used?

A: Thread sealers is the product that seals the gap between male and female thread.

Q: And number of joints?

A:

Q: 9. From the couplings listed below, select the mechanical couplings Rigid coupling • Flexible…

A:

Q: ny one type of coupling which can be used to connect two steel shafts when there is an angular…

A: A universal coupling is often used to connect two shafts which are at an angle to each other

Q: List of main equipment required to manufacture the connecting rod assembly, number of equipment…

A: Connecting rod  The component of an engine that links the piston to the crankshaft, called a…

Clutches, Brakes, Couplings, and Flywheels

The clutch is described as a machine element used to connect or disconnect two shafts together to transmit torque or power. The clutch works on the principles of friction. The clutch is commonly used in automobiles to transfer power from the driving shaft to the driven shaft.