ME 146 Chapter 2: MATERIALS Stondard Alloying Heenan? (Bene the full name for SAE. ‘efer to the continuous increase in the deformation of any material loaded under high temperature. a) thermal expansion b) strain _c) thermal yield (a @ none of the above 3. Wickel . Increases the strength without sacrificing the ductility. 4. ___ SRP” increases the atmospheric corrosion resistance. 5. ‘Siicon . Promotes resistance to high temperature. Choices for problems 3, 4, and 5. Silicon Nickel Vanadium Manganese Copper stment 6. vost tes . The process of controlled heating and cooling for altering the internal structure of metal. (ye is an alloy of copper andtin. (True off) 8. Give the full name for ASTM, _ASUeher oF Standard = Teshig 1 Moterials 9. The higher the carbon content, the more difficult to weld the steel. True or False) @)_ARe Ong | members A periodic variation of stresses in machinere, core ME 146 Chapters 3 and 4: STRESSES AND STRAINS onbe ah oa 01. Fatigue is a compressive load at which a collapsing failure occurs on a machine member. ox _Prinaipal hrescer are those combined stresses existing perpendicular to a plane on which there is no shear stress. “px Ranke Theay also called maximum normal stress theory and states that inelastic action occurs when the maximum normal stress equals the tensile yield stress. yan Veramé Theor also called maximum strain theory and states that inelastic action occurs when the maximum unit strain exceeds the unit strain at the tensile yield point for the material. a residual checces are those internal body stresses that exist within a material as the result of manufacturing processes. a6 ors goncontrahien is a condition which causes actual stresses in machine members to be higher than nominal stresses. Pe iy “reliably defined as the probability that a device will perform, without failure, a specified function under given conditions for a specified period of time. Define the following: ds ble, esi 08. Design Stress — is WBS Sete “ht “fe Beheig EK or rnin on he devon As Grp a ES. oe mt hendte. 09. Allowable Stress ~ 76 working stress = is the heer ry @ mechan mca luring an operohen, Choices for items 1 to 7: J Stress concentydtion Safety Mises Theory Critical Nad. Strain Principal streéses —_Fatigué‘load Rankine Théory Residual strésses Normal stresses Stress raiser Saint-Venany/s Theorem _Neuber Theory7, ME 146. Machine Design 2 Chapter 5: KEYS, COTTERS, RETAINERS, and FASTENERS Mite width of the key is approximately; (a)w=D (b) w=0/2 (c) w=0/3 @) w=0/4 (e)none of the above where w= width of key D = shaft diameter a e of key that transmit torque by friction on the shaft; epoarh © saddle (c)square (d) woodruff (e) feather Spline: Pay 4 ‘A permanent keys used where maximum torque capacity is desired. 4. Type of setscrew point used where frequent adjustment is necessary for the mating members; @yax (b) cup (c)cone (d) fulldog (@) none of the above 5, A machine member used to prevent angular rotation and axial movement between the mating members; , ; @key @yescrew {c)locknut (d) retaining ring (e) pin 6 Give at least one type of washer. Plain washer 7. To obtain a good grip and to prevent rocking on the shaft, practical considerations require that the Key length is» @t=1.750 =1.5D “(c)L=1.2D (d)L=1.1D (e) none of the above ” where L=length of key D=shaft diamet Cer {A flat bar tapered on one side to ensure a tight fit. Bekttew van, machine element employed to give better bearing for nuts or screw faces. : eT _reanming rng Provide a removable shoulder to locate, lock, or hold components on shafts and in bored housings. For nos. 3, 8, 9, and 10 * Pin Retainingrifg Cotter Washer Key Spline Sets¢rew Lgeknuts