EXAM 3 MAE 1351 - UTA; Questions and Answers 100% Correct
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MAE 1351
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MAE 1351
EXAM 3 MAE 1351 - UTA; Questions and
Answers 100% Correct
boundary conditions Correct answer-constraints and loads added to the boundaries of a
finite element model
interference Correct answer-amount of overlap between two instances in an assembly
clearance Correct answer-minimum distances b...
EXAM 3 MAE 1351 - UTA; Questions and Answers 100% Correct boundary conditions Correct answer -constraints and loads added to the boundaries of a finite element model interference Correct answer -amount of overlap between two instances in an assembly clearance Correct answer -minimum distances between two instances in an assembly arc Correct answer -A curved entity that represents a portion of a circle boundary boxes Correct answer -A square box used to sketch circles or ellipses tick mark Correct answer -A short dash used in sketching to locate points on the paper right -handed system Correct answer -Any 3 -D coordinate system that is defined by the right hand rule right -hand rule Correct answer -Used to define a 3 -D coordinate system where by pointing fingers of the right hand down the x -axis and curling them in the direction of the y -axis, the thumb will point down the z -axis EXAM 3 MAE 1351 - UTA; Questions and Answers 100% Correct left-handed system Correct answer -Any 3 -D coordinate system that is defined by the left -
hand rule. isometric axes Correct answer -A set of three coordinate axes that are portrayed on the paper at 120 degrees relative to one another. isometric dot paper Correct answer -Paper used for sketching purposes that includes dots located along lines that meet at 120 degrees. isometric pictorial Correct answer -A sketch of an object that shows its three dimensions where isometric axes were used as the basis for defining the edges of the object shading Correct answer -Marks added to surfaces and features of a sketch to highlight to define 3 -D space isometric line Correct answer -Lines on an isometric drawing that are parallel or perpendicular to the front, top, or profile viewing planes axonometric drawing Correct answer -A drawing in which all three dimensional axes on an object can be seen, with the scaling factor constant in each direction. Usually, one axis is shown as being vertical.
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