What is cohesiveness precisely? How is a tight connection distinguished from a loose 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: 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: Why is a solid collet safer than a split collet?

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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: The double offset joint is typically use in applications that require.

A: Double offset joint is a type of plunge CV joint within front-wheel-drive applications. It has an…

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

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

Q: Explain how mechanical advantage relates to the power and speed of joint movement.

A: The theoretical mechanical advantage of a system is the ratio of the force that performs the…

Q: Why is it better to secure the rigging higher upon the load rather than lower? Explain

A: The Rigging is used in material handling system. For moving the material from one location to…

Q: ) Write everything you know about the concepts of “Actuator Space” and  “Joint Space”? (your…

A: Please find the solution below. I have tried my best to provide the solution for (1) and (2)

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: Give some examples of Fastener Spacing?

A: Calculating fastener spacing; The formulas,   The formulas shown here are derived directly from…

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: Which of the following is true about soft-soldered joints?   a. High power is required.   b. Can…

A: Soldering: Soldering is a metal-to-metal joining procedure in which solder is melted and used to…

Q: In which industries riveted joints find its application, provide list of engineering components of…

A: Riveted joints are permanent joints used mainly for fastening sheets and shaped rolled metal. Rivet…

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

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Q: Identify the electrical and electronic joining process from the following. Riveting Adhesive…

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Q: How do you measure the effective diameter of screw thread? Explain all methods of measuremen

A: There are 3 types of methods: One wire method Two wire method Three wire method Two wire method:…

Q: Q.33 The driving shaft of a double Hooke's joint rotates at 400 rpm. The angle of the driving and…

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Q: Which of the following is not a factor that strengthened soft solder joints? a. Solder composition…

A: Soft soldering is a technique for connecting metals that uses a Eutectic Tin/Lead Alloy.…

Q: In most cases, pre-loading a bolted tensile joint increases the fatigue factor of safety. has no…

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Q: Reasons why a dress maker would use double stitch for fastening on a stitch instead of a knot.

A: A dressmaker uses double stitch at the beginning of the seam to secure the the thread.

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

A: Journal Bearings

Q: What is the difference between a prismatic joint and a revolute joint?

A: Joint: It is the connection between two or more than two parts at a common point. There are six…

Q: Show by neat sketches the various ways in which a riveted joint may fail.

A: Failures of a riveted joint : A riveted joint may fail in the following ways, 1.Tearing of the plate…

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

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Q: Explain or contradict the choice to use the following materials as hot-melt adhesives for an…

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Q: What are the most important factors in designing joints?

A: There are many important factors when designing a joint to be brazed. Some of the more important…

Q: where are thread sealers most often used?

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

Q: What are the various permanent and detachable fastenings? Give a complete list with the different…

A: Data given-  Permanent & detachable fastenings or joints  A fastner is used to mechanically…

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

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Q: Write down the advantages of the bonding connection used in joining the machine parts compared to…

A: Utilizing the correct strategy is inconceivably important since it anticipates the materials being…

Q: Define the term Distributed loads?

A: In structural mechanics, a load that is distributed continuously over a given area or along a…

Q: On what does the adequacy of fasteners used on built-up beams depend?

A: A built up beam is a  structural steel member that is made by welding or riveting rather than…

Q: Discuss the significance of the initial tightening load and the applied load so far as be concerned.…

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Q: Distinguish between the dead loads and the Live loads?Give their examples?

A: given: Distinguish between the dead loads and the Live loads?Give their examples?