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MECH1320950LAP4HW

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Pulley ratio is defined as the ratio of _________________________.
a.
outside diameter of the driven pulley to the outside diameter of the driver pulley
c.
pitch diameter of the driver pulley to the pitch diameter of the driven pulley
b.
pitch diameter of the driven pulley to the pitch diameter of the driver pulley
d.
shaft diameter of the driver pulley to the shaft diameter of the driven pulley
 

 2. 

The pitch circle of a belt drive is ______________________.
a.
the outter edge of the hub
c.
the place in the belt which represents the center of the force that is being transmitted by the belt
b.
the bottom of the sheave groove
d.
located somewhere outside the outer diameter of the sheave
 

 3. 

The three basic components for a belt drive system are _______________.
a.
motor, pump, and V-belt
c.
V-belt, driver sheave, and driven sheave
b.
motor, pulley, and drive sheave
d.
V-belt, shaft, and pulley
 

 4. 

In a belt drive system, as the pulley ratio increases, shaft speed on the driven pulley will ___________________ and shaft torque will ______________.
a.
increase; increase
c.
increase; decrease
b.
decrease; remain the same
d.
decrease; increase
 

 5. 

One important characteristic of a timing belt is that it ________________.
a.
requires more tension that a v-belt
c.
makes more noise than a flat belt
b.
will not slip during operation
d.
is easier to replace than a v-belt
 

 6. 

A Fractional Horsepower (FHP) V-Belt is used for ____________________________.
a.
low power, intermittent operation
c.
conveyors
b.
constant running installations
d.
applications exceeding 100 Hp
 

 7. 

In the process of installing a chain drive system, the motor and driven component should be checked for a soft foot condition and excessive run-out.  The saft run-out should be no more than ______________.
a.
0.07 inch
c.
0.002 inch
b.
0.007 inch
d.
0.02 inch
 

 8. 

A used belt requires __________ belt deflection force than a new belt.
a.
slightly more
c.
50% more
b.
less
d.
the same
 

 9. 

Pitch is defined as the distance between a point and a similar corresponding point.  Examples of pitch are __________.
a.
chains
c.
gears
b.
threads
d.
all of these
 

 10. 

The maximum allowable deflection force on a belt is __________ than the minimum defelection force.
a.
5% greater
c.
50% greater
b.
50% less
d.
100% greater
 

 11. 

Belt span is defined as the ______________.
a.
sum of the pitch diameters of the driven sheave and the driver sheave
c.
width of the belt
b.
distance between the centers of the driven sheave and the driver sheave
d.
distance between the points on the sheaves where the belt touches each sheave
 

 12. 

A V-belt should ride __________ in the groove with its top near the top of the sheave, and does not touch the __________ of the sheave.
a.
high; bottom
c.
high; bottom
b.
low; bottom
d.
low; sides
 

 13. 

The most basic way to test the tension of a belt is to use ____________.
a.
a tension tester
c.
your sense of touch
b.
a spring scale and straight edge
d.
increase belt span
 

Matching
 
 
SEGMENT 1
a.
pulley ratio
d.
pulley
b.
relative diameter
e.
length
c.
driver pulley, driven pulley
 

 14. 

Another name for a sheave is a(n) __________.
 

 15. 

The __________ of the driven sheave and the driver sheave determine the speed and torque transmitted to the driven shaft.
 

 16. 

A belt drive has three functions derived from the concept of pitch: pitch, diameter, pitch circle, and pitch ________.
 

 17. 

The _______ is determined by dividing the pitch diameter of the driven pully by the pitch diameter of the driver pully.
 

 18. 

The pulley ratio is determined by dividing the __________ rotational speed by the __________ rotational speed.
 
 
SEGMENT 2
a.
timing
e.
V
b.
sheave guage
f.
fractional horsepower (FHP)
c.
should not
g.
should
d.
flat
 

 19. 

A common belt used for conveyors is the _______ belt.
 

 20. 

The ________ belt is designed to grip the walls of a grooved pulley.
 

 21. 

______ belts have notches that engage notches in teh pulleys to prevent slipping.
 

 22. 

A(n) ________ v-belt is a light dry belt designed fro low power applications and intermittent running.
 

 23. 

A v-belt _________ (should/should not) touch the bottome of the sheave.
 

 24. 

A(n) _______ is used to check a sheave for wear.
 
 
SEGMENT 3
a.
adjustable
c.
operating speed
b.
belt deflection method
d.
motor, driven shaft
 

 25. 

The method used to measure belt tension is called __________.
 

 26. 

The specific force for a belt is determined using the belt size, sheave size, ___________, and whether or not it is new or old.
 

 27. 

Tension is applied to a belt by moving the ________ away from the _______.
 

 28. 

One method of adjusting belt tension is using a(n) __________ motor base.
 
 
SEGMENT 4
a.
conventional
d.
your hand
b.
deflection
e.
straigh edge
c.
belt span
 

 29. 

The hand pressure method of belt tensioning requires you to strike the belt with ____________.
 

 30. 

The hand pressure method can be used with both frictional and _______ belts.
 

 31. 

The force _______ method uses a tension tester to measure belt tension.
 

 32. 

A spring scale can be used with a(n) __________ to measure belt tension.
 

 33. 

The ________ is the distance between the points on the sheaves where the belt touches each sheave.
 



 
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