Gib and Cotter Joint (4)

-

 

Gib and Cotter joint


Cotter-joint-assembly



⋆

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Gib and Cotter Joint (4) - Disassembly of parts

-
Assignment : Gib  and Cotter joint (4) Question 1:   Draw to scale 1: 1, the following views of the the Gib and Cotter joint Part name: Fork end 1. Front View   2. The Top View 3. The Side View  4. Upper half in section 5. Full sectional Front View Question 2:    Part name: Eye end 1. Front View   2. The Top View 3. The Side View  4. Upper half in section 5. Full sectional Front View Question 3: Part name: Gib 1. Front View   2. The Top View Question 4: Part name: Cotter 1. Front View   2. The Top View Draw the projection symbol, mention scale used, all the important dimensions and the titles..  Comments
Read more

Assignment - Sleeve and Cotter Assembly - (Half and Full Section)

-
   Assignment :  Sleeve and Cotter joint Question 1: Draw to scale 1: 1, the following views of the the Sleeve and Cotter joint 1. Front View Upper Half in section of the assembly. 2. The Top View 3. The Side View  Question 2: Draw to scale 1: 1, the following views of the the Sleeve and Cotter joint 1. Front View Full section of the assembly. 2. The Top View 3. The Side View  Draw the projection symbol, mention scale used, all the important dimensions and the titles..  4. The Full sectional view of the rod  Draw the following views of the  COTTER  of the Sleeve and Cotter joint 1. The Front view 2. The Top View 3. The Side View  Note: No sectional view of the cotter are drawn since it is not sectioned 
Read more

Sleeve and Cotter Joint - Assembly and Disassembly

-
Image
Dear Students, Good Morning and a warm welcome to today's class. It feels really nice to meet up for yet another class this morning. We will be studying about the Sleeve and Cotter Joint. An Isometric view of the Sleeve and Cotter joint is shown below  A Sectioned Isometric view is shown below Uses of the Joint 1. This type of joint is used to join or connect two rods having circular cross section area. 2. The rods may be stationary or revolving, whichever be the case. What is the material of the parts 1. The rods and the sleeve are made of Mild Steel (MS).  2. The cotters are made up of Steel (S).   Parts of a sleeve and cotter joint 1. Sleeve - 1 No. 2. Rods - 2 Nos. 3. Cotters - 2 Nos. Disassembly Drawings  You are required to draw the above mentioned parts separately and that too just one part of each type. For example, you have to draw only one sleeve, one rod and one cotter. Marks distribution This question is typically of 14 marks out of 28 marks i.e. 50 ...
Read more