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Describe the general aspects of machine design. (I)
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Describe the five types of friction. (II)
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Describe the properties and types of lubricants (including specialty
lubricants), and identify the proper lubrication system for a specific
application. (II)
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Identify and recommend proper usage of the different types of bearings
and indicate when thrust washers are needed. (III)
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Prepare a force analysis of a project to determine bearing load and
type of bearing required. (III)
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Solve equations for torsion, torsional deflection, and combined
torsion and bending of hollow and solid shafting. (IV)
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Calculate and size flat, square, and Woodruff keys. (IV)
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Determine the critical speed for a given shaft size. (IV)
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Prepare a force analysis and select appropriate materials for shafting
design. (IV)
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Select and size fasteners, retaining rings, and couplings which are
appropriate for a machine assembly. (V)
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Describe specialty assembly adhesives and their application. (V)
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Describe welding processes and the symbols for welding assembly. (V)
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Describe the advantages and disadvantages of each type of belting:
flat, round, positive-drive, and V. (VI)
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Calculate pulley sizes and belt sizes to transfer load rating. (VI)
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Design a chain drive, including sprockets and chains, capable of
transmitting required force magnitude. (VII)
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Identify types of hoists: differential, spur-geared, and
block-and-tackle. (VII)
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List common conveyor types and their uses. (VII)
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