Helical Gears MCQ Practice Test
1. In a pair of crossed helical gears, both gears have right hand helical teeth with 45° helix angle. The angle between the shafts of two gears is
- (A) 45°
- (B) 90°
- (C) 22.5°
- (D) 0°
2. In helical gears, the distance between two similar points on adjacent teeth, measured in a plane perpendicular to tooth element, is called
- (A) Normal
circular pitch
- (B) Transverse
circular pitch
- (C) Axial pitch
- (D) Diametral
pitch
3. The range of helix angle for a single helical gear is,
- (A) 15° to 25°
- (B) 20° to 45°
- (C) 10° to 15°
- (D) 5° to 10°
4. The initial contact in helical gears is
- (A) Point
- (B) Line
- (C) Surface
- (D) Unpredictable
5. Which of the following gears have zero axial thrust?
- (A) Herringbone
gears
- (B) Bevel gears
- (C) Worm gears
- (D) Helical
gears
6. If z is the actual number of teeth on a helical gear and ψ is the helix angle for the teeth, then the formative number of teeth is given by,
- (A) z cos3 ψ
- (B) z/cos3 ψ
- (C) z cos2 ψ
- (D) z/cos2 ψ
7. In a pair of crossed helical gears, both gears have opposite hand helical teeth with 45° helix angle. The angle between the shafts of two gears is
- (A) 45°
- (B) 90°
- (C) 22.5°
- (D) 0°
8. In a pair of helical gears, the pinion has right hand helical teeth. The hand of helix for mating gear should be,
- (A) Right hand
- (B) Left hand
- (C) Right
or left depending upon direction of rotation
- (D) None
of the above
9. The range of helix angle for a double helical gear is,
- (A) 15° to 25°
- (B) 20° to 45°
- (C) 10° to 15°
- (D) 5° to 10°
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