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Q: the figure of Screw thread and explain different parts of thread.

A: Screw thread- it is a helical structure wrapped around the cylindrical ot cone shape.it is used to…

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Q: Pls help thanks!! A _________________   is a mechanical system that contains more than one moving…

A: A planar mechanism is a mechanical system that contains more than one moving link, more than one…

Q: Define Straddle hubs.

A: A straddle is a trading strategy that involves options.

Q: Define the following, Joint. Link. Joint space. Actuator space.

A: Joint: A point where two or more than two links are connected is known as joint. Link: It is a…

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A: Given; In a DC are welding operation, the voltage-arc length characteristics was obtained as,…

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: what is a flanged coupling ?

A: Coupling : It is mechanical device which connects two shafts for power transmission from the driving…

Q: dnives?

A: 23) Harmonic drives or harmonic gears are mechanical gear system in which there is flexible spline…

Q: In increasing order of space required, the three common types of drives are: V-belts, roller chains…

A: According to the given data in the question.There is three types of drives which are V-belts Roller…

Q: What is a trip wire, and what is its purpose?

A: Answer :  Trip Wire :- It is a triggering mechanism activated through a thin wire or cord.

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

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

Q: What tool may be used to determine a cable's condition and location?

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Q: What is the class of fit of a ½-20 UNF-2B thread?

A: The united thread series is classified into coarse threads, fine threads and extra fine threads. The…

Q: 3- What is the significance of switched faults ?

A: Switched faults influence the performance of induction motor.

Q: What is the other name of 1 × 4 Demultiplexer? And what is mean?

A: 1x4 De miltiplexer is also known as De mux which has two selection lines, one input and four…

Q: What would the approximate amperage setting be if a welder were set to the high range (150 to 350…

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Q: Question 4 On the front side of an ICE, a belt drive is used to transmit power from crank shaft…

A: Given data: The diameter of crank, d­1 = 15 cm. The diameter of pulley, d2 = 2d1 The…

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

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Q: Make the definition of Spring Pin and what are the advantages and disadvantages

A: Spring Pin: It is an mechanical fastener. Spring pin is used to tight the relative positon of  two…

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Q: Types of tirfor machine and their uses?

A: Tirfor Machine:The Tirfor machine, also known as a wire rope winch or a hand winch, is a mechanical…

Q: in single-start, double-start and triple start thread with the help of diagrams

A: given: Explain single-start, double-start and triple start thread with the help of diagrams

Q: What is the equation of compatibility?

A: In strength of materials we come across two types of beams-statically determinate and statically…

Q: Make a Drive Shaft in SINUMERIK (ste

A: A drive shaft is a vehicle shaft that transmits power from the transmission to the wheels. The…

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: What are the following: 1. Simple support 2. Roller support 3. Hinged pin support 4. Fixed support

A: 1) Simple support- it is a type of support in structure where a beam or member is supported…

Q: What factors the linker considers while deciding between these two apparently similar processes?

A: Linkers are typically used in software development to combine object files or libraries into a…

Q: Q1.With a neat diagram ,explain about the working of Flash Type  ADC

A: Flash Type ADC is based on the principle of comparing analog input voltage with a set of…

Q: In a kinematic chain, a quaternary joint is equivalent to

A: The kinematic chain is defined as the combination of the kinematic links in such a way that the…

Q: Question 1: (answer must be handwritten) What is special about timing belts compared to classic flat…

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Q: What kind of coupling this one?

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

Q: What would the value of c_1 and c_2 be?

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Q: Consider the single-cup coffee maker shown below. (a) How many links (L) are there? Number the links…

A: (a) How many links (L) are there? Number the links starting with 1 (don't forget the "ground"…

Q: How many and what kinds of materials are needed to start a thread?

A: To start a thread, you typically need the following materials: Thread material: This can be made…

Q: What would be the effect of buckling on any mechanism?

A: Given Mechanism To find Bucking effect

Q: How many links and joints in the mechanism?

A: As there is no diagram of the mechanism is given for the reference so a general case of the…

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: Fill in the blank which is given below If 2 links are connected at the same joint, the joint is…

A: when x number of links are connected to the same joint then the binary joint formed is x-1 binary…

Q: What form of screw thread is most commonly used in japan?

A: The most commonly used screw thread form in Japan is the metric thread system, particularly the ISO…

Q: Screw fastening is an example of electrical and electronical joining process. Select one: O True…

A: Given :-  Screw fastening is an example of electrical and electronical joining process. Select one:…

Q: The type of spindle unit shown in figure is: Air or liquid cooling Select one: Release mechanism…

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Q: Number of half joints (J2)? 17 Figure 5

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Joining Processes

It is the process of permanent or temporary joining of two metal pieces with the help of heat or pressure. Two metal parts are assembled by applying an energy source for the formation of a single unit. The obtained joined metals cannot be fragmented easily with the application of any force.