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    The document discusses the elements of screw threads, including the major diameter, minor diameter, pitch diameter, axis, angle of thread, helix angle, crest, flank, root, depth, and thickness. It also lists several types of screw threads, such as British Standard Whitworth Thread, British Standard Fine Thread, British Standard Pipe Thread, and British Association Thread. Screw threads are used to join two parts together and transfer rotational motion or force from one part to another.

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    Lesson No. 13 Week No. 07 Name of Lesson Screw Threads

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    The document discusses the elements of screw threads, including the major diameter, minor diameter, pitch diameter, axis, angle of thread, helix angle, crest, flank, root, depth, and thickness. It also lists several types of screw threads, such as British Standard Whitworth Thread, British Standard Fine Thread, British Standard Pipe Thread, and British Association Thread. Screw threads are used to join two parts together and transfer rotational motion or force from one part to another.

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    Lesson No.

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    Week No. 07 Name of lesson Screw Threads

    THREADS
    ELEMENTS OF SCREW THREADS

    1. Major dia.:The largest dia. of a screw thread. 2. Minor Dia.:The smallest dia. Of a screw thread. 3. Pitch Dia.:It is an imaginary dia. In between the major and minor dia. 4. Axis of Screw:It is the longitudinal central line through the screw.

    5. Angle of Thread:It is the angle included between the side of the thread. 6. Helix Angle:It is the angle made by the helix. 7. Crest:It is the top surface joining the two side of a thread. 8. Flank (Side):It is the slant surface of the thread which connects the crest with the root.

    9. Root:It is the bottom surface joining the two sides of a thread. 10. Depth of Thread:The distance between the crest and the root of a thread measured normal to the axis. 11. Thickness of the Thread:The distance between the adjacent side of the thread measured along or parallel to the pitch line.

    FORMS OF SCREW THREADS

    British Standard Whitworth Thread (B.S.W) British Standard Fine Thread (B.S.F) British Standard Pipe Thread (B.S.P) British Association Thread (B.A) Sellers Thread Square Thread Buttress Thread Acme Thread Knuckle Thread

    QUESTION
    List the parts of screw threads. What are the types of Screw threads ? What is the use of Screw threads ?

    CONCLUSION
    Thus, we get the knowledge of Screw Threards

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