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    Questton T.: Pinion 32 30 83 80 Wear Stress Factor, Ko/So, MM 0 - 1 S 6 1.20 24 3 3 3 3 - 1 3 - 1

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    This document appears to be an exam for a third year mechanical production section. It consists of two questions over two pages. The first question provides details about a concentric speed reducer unit, including parameters for the first and second stage pinions and gears. It asks to find the power that can be safely transmitted by the unit under wear resistance conditions and to estimate the actual working stresses on the gears to select suitable materials. The second question asks to provide a freehand sketch of the gear unit and brief answers explaining the differences between positive and friction clutches, slip and creep in flat belts, how cylindrical roller bearings can carry axial loads, the differences between hydrostatic and hydrodynamic actions in sliding bearings, and why thrust ball bear

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    third Yaar, Machantcal ?roductton $acilon MA4HINA DE$I&N ?

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    AIN SHAMS UNIVERSITY
    FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
    D6TI&N GC PRoOULTION ENT'INEEKNG DE?ARTMENT
    ?AGE VL
    &
    Third Year Mechan Production Section
    Semester, 2000-2001
    Ti me : 4.00 Hrs
    The Exam Consists of Two Questions in Two Pages.
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    An1 missing data ma1 bc rsasonabll assumad
    QuESTtoN
    t.
    The sketch shows a concentric speed reducer, which is directly coupled to an electric
    motor. The helical geared motor unit works in a paper mill for about 24 hrslday where
    no overloads are expected. The electric motor speed is 1750 rpm and the unit output
    speed is approximately 70 rpm.
    The uni t i s desi gned under the fol l owi ng condi ti ons:
    Parameter
    First staqe Second stase
    Pi ni on Gear Pi ni on Gear
    Tooth width, mm 32 30 83 80
    VelociW factor 0,48 0.48 a. 7t 0. 71
    Wear stress factor, ko/so,mm 0. 14 0. 14 0. 1s6 0. 156
    Wear and lubrication factor 1. 25 1. 25 1. 20 1. 20
    Modified form factor 0.54
    - (3l z\
    Number of teeth 24 109
    Module of
    gears,
    mm 3 3 3 3
    Normal module of
    qears,
    mm 2. 75 2. 75 2. 75 2. 75
    Ratio of dynamic load/static tanqential load 3. 1 3. 1 1. 8 1. 8
    Ratio of limiting load for wear/dynamic load 1. 3
    1 ?
    1. 05 1. 05
    The input and output shafts are concentric
    The maximum accepted change in the output speed is r 1% of the 70
    Pinion 1
    ftof. 5rm1 S. ebdd
    1"r Sfase
    Third Yaar, Machaniaal ?roducfion tcclion
    You ere re
    MlrCHINe Dttl6tN L00l
    uired to
    ?N^e zJz
    Where, K= Kv* KV/ (Ks
    "
    Kl ),
    F*v=0. 1 5*A%,
    Pt =6"b*t t l *K,
    Pen
    =6en
    *
    Kv
    *
    b
    *
    fil
    ,
    =
    hel i x anql e
    quESTloN
    z.
    Use brief answe
    Ureful Doto
    and clear sketches
    Pd= P1
    +(A"cosB
    l 11+FI )
    Pw
    =K2"b*d
    A=pt +(KO"b*cos
    K2= Kw
    *
    Kn /
    "o"t
    B
    ."Ikn n"uJ, fir^l ,*ahw.
    Find the power
    that could be transmitted safely by the helical geared
    unit undei
    wear resistance conditions.
    Estimate
    the actual working stresses on the gears
    and thus select suitable
    materials for them.
    Present a Free Hand Sketch for the
    gear
    unit in at least two views. The
    shafts are supported on Rollinq Bearinos.
    Hel i cal
    qear
    equat i ons
    Materi al s . mm
    Tvpe UTS Yi el d BHN Tvpe UTS Yi el d BHN
    GG1 B 15-22
    170 c15 50-65 30 140
    GG26 23-28
    210 c22 50-60 30 155
    GG30 25-30
    220 c35 60-72 37 170
    GS38 3B 18
    c60 75-90 49 240
    G560 60 36 37MnSi 5 60- 105 50 170-300
    st42 42-50 22 130 l BCrNi B 65-1 40 60 190-600
    st60 60-70 30 180 50CrV4 70-140 60 200-400
    st70 70-85 34 220
    answers
    to exol ai n the fol l owi no:
    2. L Explain the difference between the principle
    of torque transmission for
    Positive and Friction clutches.
    2. 2 What is the difference between slio and creeD in flat brelts
    ?
    2. 3 How can cyl i ndri cal rol l er beari nos carry axi al l oads ?
    2. 4 What is the difference between hydrostatic anO nyOroOynamic aaions 'n
    sl i di nq beari ngs ?
    2. 5 Why should thrust ball bearings be subjectad
    ffi
    axi al l oad duri nq operal i on ?
    Prof. 5am1 J. batd
    Dael gn funa 2oor Producti on

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