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- EXAMPLE OF THINGS THAT USE CAMS AND CRANKS INCLUDE:
-
-SEWING MACHINE
-CAR ENGINE -
ROLLING FRICTION HAS:
1. MOST FRICTION
2. LESS FRICTION
3. LEAST FRICTION - 3. LEAST FRICTION
- THE FORMULA FOR THE MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE IS CALLED "IDEAL" BECAUSE
- FRICTION IS ALWAYS A FACTOR THAT LESSENS THE MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE. THEREFORE, WE CALCULATE WHAT THE ADVANTAGE WOULD BE WITHOUT FRICTION UNDER IDEAL CONDITIONS.
- THE FORCE EXERTED ON A MACHINE IN CALLED
- INPUT FORCE
- THE SPIRAL AROUND THE SCREW IS CALLED?
- THE THREAD
- WHAT IS FRICTION?
- A FORCE THAT TAKES PLACE WHEN ONE SURFACE SLIDES AGAINST ANOTHER
- _____ TAKES PLACE WHEN USING AN INCLINED PLANE
- FRICTION
- THE AMOUNT OF EFFORT WE SAVE BY USING A TOOL IS CALLED:
- MACHANICAL ADVANTAGE
- THE FULCRUM OA A CLASS THREE LEVER IS ALWAYS WHERE?
- AT ONE END
- THE STUDY OF THE PROPERTIES OF MATTER AND ENERGY IS CALLED _______?
- PHYSICS
- TO DETERMINE THE IDEAL MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE FOR AN INCLINED PLANE (FORMULA)
-
IDEAL MECH. LENGTH OF BOARD
ADV. = _______________
HEIGHT OF THE
INCLINE
(DIVIDE LENGTH X HEIGHT) - MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE = (FORMULA)
-
MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE =
OUTPUT FORCE
____________
INPUT FORCE - THERE ARE ___ CLASSES OF LEVERS?
- 3
- WHAT IS FORCE?
- A PUSH OR PULL
-
A LONGER INCLINED PLANE AT THE SAME HEIGHT GIVES THE WORKER A _____ MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE.
(GREATER, LESS) - GREATER
- THE FORCE EXERTED ON A LOAD BY A MACHINE IS CALLED?
- OUTPUT FORCE
- IN A MOVEABLE PULLEY, THE WHEEL IS ATTACHED TO WHAT?
- THE WHEEL IS ATTACHED TO THE LOAD. THE WHEEL MOVES UP AND DOWN WITH THE LOAD
- HOW IS FRICTION HELPFUL?
- ALLOWS US TO SLOW DOWN A CAR, GRAB AN OBJECT, STOP WHEN WE ARE RUNNING
- DESCRIBE A WEDGE
- IT HAS A THICK END THAT TAPERS INTO A THIN, POINTED END
- TOOLS MAKE WORK EASIER BECAUSE?
- THEY CHANGE THE FORCE APPLIED TO THE WORK
- CLASS ONE LEVERS CONSIST OF:
-
-A ROD
-FULCRUM
-LOAD ARM
-EFFORT ARM - FRICTION MAKES WORK MORE __________
- DIFFICULT - BECAUSE OF FRICTION WE NEED TO INCREASE FORCE FOR WORK TO TAKE PLACE
- WHAT SIMPLE TOOL SPREADS OUT FORCE OVER A LONGER DISTANCE?
- INCLINED PLANE
- ANYTHING THAT USES TWO OR MORE SIMPLE TOOLS IS CALLED?
- A COMPLEX MACHINE
- EXAMPLES OF A WHEEL AND AXLE INCLUDE:
-
-STEERING WHEEL
-A WATER WHEEL
-DOORKNOB - THE AMOUNT OF FRICTION DEPENDS UPON WHAT?
- THE AMOUNT OF FORCE BETWEEN THE TWO OBJECTS OR SURFACES. THEREFORE, HEAVIER OBJECTS CREATE MORE FRICTION WHEN BEING MOVED.
- AN INCLINED PLANE HAS A _____ SURFACE USED TO _____ A LOAD
-
SLANTED
RAISE - THE SIX BASIC TOOLS ARE:
- INCLINED PLANE, WEDGE, SCREW, LEVER, WHEEL AND AXLE, AND PULLEY
- IN A CLASS ONE LEVER, THE FULCRUM IN LOCATED WHERE?
- BETWEEN THE LOAD AND EFFORT, DIVIDING THE LEVER (BAR) INTO TWO SIDES
- WORK IS INCREASED IN TWO WAYS
-
-AN INCREASE IN THE WEIGHT OF THE LOAD
-AN INCREASE IN THE DISTANCE MOVED - THE FORCE USED TO PUSH A LOAD ON AN INCLINED PLANE IS CALLED:
- THE INPUT FORCE
- TOOLS DO WHAT TO FORCE?
-
-MAGNIFY FORCE
-ALTER THE DIRECTION OF THE FORCE - A FIXED PULLEY CHANGES THE DIRECTION OF WHAT?
- THE INPUT FORCE
- WORK IS DEFINED AS (FORMULA)
- FORCE X DISTANCE = WORK
- IN A CLASS ONE LEVER THE SIDE THAT HOLDS A LOAD IS CALLED?
- THE LOAD ARM
- FRICTION CAN BE DECREASED IN TWO WAYS
-
-LUBRICATION
-WHEELS - WHERE IS THE FORCE APPLIED TO A CLASS THREE LEVER?
- BETWEEN THE FULCRUM AND THE LOAD
- FRICTION IS GREATEST WHEN?
- JUST BEFORE AN OBJECT MOVES
- IN A CLASS ONE LEVER, THE SIDE THAT FORCE IS APPLIED TO IS CALLED?
- THE EFFORT ARM
- IN ORDER FOR WORK TO TAKE PLACE _____________________
- A FORCE MUST ACT ON A LOAD AND MOVE IT
-
TRUE/FALSE
A FIXED PULLEY CAN HAVE MORE THAN ONE WHEEL IN THE SYSTEM - TRUE
- WHAT IS A LOAD?
- THE OBJECT TO BE MOVED
- LIST SOME EXAMPLES OF A WEDGE
-
-PLOW
-ZIPPER
-SCISSORS
-AX
-DOOR STOP -
STARTING FRICTION HAS:
1. MOST FRICTION
2. LESS FRICTION
3. LEAST FRICTION - 1. MOST FRICTION (GREATEST AMOUNT OF FRICTION)
- WHEEL AND AZLE - WHEN THE WHEEL TURNS, DOES THE AXLE TURN OR STAND STILL?
- THE AXLE TURNS
-
SLIDING FRICTION HAS:
1. MOST FRICTION
2. LESS FRICTION
3. LEAST FRICTION - 2. LESS FRICTION
- HOW DOES FORCE EFFECT A WEDGE?
- WHEN FORCE IS APPLIED TO THE THICK END OF THE WEDGE, THE POINTED END WILL GO UNDER OR INTO AN OBJECT
- IN A CLASS ONE LEVER, IN WHAT DIRECTION DO THE LOAD AND EFFORT MOVE? (SAME OR OPPOSITE DIRECTION)
- OPPOSITE
- EXAMPLES OF SCREWS:
-
-FAUCET
-DRILL
-VICE
-NUTS/BOLTS - IN THE SIMPLE TOOL -WHEEL AND AXLE - THE GREATEST USE OF THE WHEEL IS WHAT?
- TO REDUCE FRICTION
- IDEAL MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE OF A SCREW =
-
DISTANCE TO COMPLETE 1 TURN
____________________________
DISTANCE BETWEEN 2 THREADS - EXAMPLES OF CLASS ONE LEVERS INCLUDE:
-
-SEESAW
-BALANCE SCALE
-BOAT OAR
-PLIERS
-SCISSORS - WHAT ARE THE 2 PARTS TO A LEVER?
-
-A BAR
-A FULCRUM - IN A CLASS TWO LEVER, THE EFFORT AND THE LOAD MOVE IN WHAT DIRECTION? (OPPOSITE OR SAME DIRECTION)
- SAME DIRECTION
- FRICTION (HELPS OR HURTS)SCREWS TO DO THEIR WORK.
- HELPS
- WHERE IS THE FULCRUM ON A CLASS TWO LEVER?
- ALWAYS ON ONE END
- THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE THREADS OF A SCREW ARE CALLED?
- THE PITCH
- EXAMPLES OF CLASS THREE LEVERS INCLUDE:
-
-RAKE
-FISHING POLE
-TWEEZER
-HAMMER HITTING A NAIL - A SCREW IS A SIMPLE TOOL MADE FROM:
- AN INCLINED PLANE WRAPPED AROUND A CYLINDER
- EXAMPLES OF CLASS TWO LEVERS INCLUDE:
-
-NUTCRACKER
-WHEELBARROW
-PAPER CUTTER
-BOTTLE OPENER - WHEN A DRIVE WHEEL GEAR TURNS IT CAUSES WHAT?
- IT CAUSES THE GEAR NEXT TO IT TO TURN
- A PULLEY IS A SIMPLE TOOL. IT CAN BE DESCRIBED AS:
- A WHEEL WITH A ROPE THAT RUNS ALONG THE GROOVE OF THE WHEEL
- EXPLAIN RACK AND PINION GEARS
- THEY HAVE ONE WHEEL AND A RACK WITH TEETH. THEY MOVE BACK AND FORTH INSTEAD OF AROUND
- EXAMPLES OF FIXED PULLEYS INCLUDE:
-
-RAISING CURTAINS
-RAISING BLINDS
-RAISING SAILS - ANOTHER NAME FOR THE COMPOUND PULLEY IS WHAT?
- A BLOCK AND TACKLE
- IN A CLASS ONE LEVER, IF THE FULCRUM IN MOVED CLOSER TO THE LOAD, OR THE LOAD MOVES CLOSER TO THE FULCRUM WHAT HAPPENS TO THE AMOUNT OF FORCE?
- THE AMOUNT OF FORCE NEEDED TO LIFT THE LOAD IS DECREASED
- EXPLAIN SPUR GEARS
- THEY ARE ROUND, LIE NEXT TO EACH OTHER, MAGNIFY FORCE, REVERSE DIRECTION
-
WHEEL AND AXLE -
THE TURNING OF THE WHEEL IS THE: - INPUT FORCE
- EXPLAIN BEVEL GEARS
- THEY COME TOGETHER AT AN ANGLE, CHANGING FORCE AND DIRECTION
- WHAT IS A CRANK?
- IT IS A WHEEL WITH A ROD ATTACHED TO IT. THE OTHER END OF THE ROD IS HINGED SO THAT THE ROD MOVES BACKWARDS AND FORWARD AS THE WHEEL MOVES
-
GEARS:
DRIVE WHEELS CAN MAKE SMALLER WHEELS TURN _____ - FASTER (THEY CAN MAKE LARGER WHEELS TURN SLOWER)
- THE TEETH OF THE GEARS ARE CALLED?
- COGS
- GEARS ARE __________________
- WHEELS WITH TEETH ALONG THE OUTER EDGE
- WHEN USING A MOVEABLE PULLEY, A LOAD TRAVELS HLAF THE DISTANCE OF THE EFFORT. SO FOR EVERY FOOT YOU WANT THE LOAD TO LIFT, YOU MUST PULL HOW MUCH ROPE?
- YOU MUST PULL THE ROPE TWO FEET
- A COMPOUND PULLEY IS MADE FROM ______________________
- ONE FIXED PULLEY AND ONE MOVEABLE PULLEY
- EXPLAIN WORM GEARS
- THEY HAVE A WHEEL ON A SCREW THREAD TO CHANGE THE FORCE AND THE DIRECTION
- SPRINGS HAVE 3 MAIN USES IN MACHINES:
-
1.TO RETURN SOMETHING TO ITS PREVIOUS POSITION
2.USED IN WEIGHING MACHINES
3. USED TO STORE ENERGY - IN A MOVEABLE, THE FORCE NEEDED TO LIFT A LOAD EQUALS _____THE WEIGHT OF A LOAD.
- HALF
- WHAT IS A CAM?
- A WHEEL AND AXLE WITH AN EXTENSION ATTACHED TO THE WHEEL (WHEEL WITH A BUMP)