Words
Driver element: Elemento conductor
Driven element: Elemento conducido
Trasmitting element: Elemento transmisor.
Linear motion: Movimiento lineal
Rotary motion: Movimiento rotatorio
Reciprocating motion: Movimiento recíproco
Oscillating motion: Movimiento oscilante
Motion transmission mechanism:Mecanismo de transmisión de movimiento.
Linear transmission mechanisms: Mecanismos de transmisión lineal. Linear transmission image
Motion conversion mechanisms: Mecanismo de coneversión de movimiento. Motion Image
miércoles, 29 de marzo de 2017
viernes, 10 de marzo de 2017
Technology page 94 and 95
Types of stresses
The basic stresses that a body may have to support are compression , tension, bending, torsion and shear.
Conditions for strong structures
One essential characteristic for any structure is that it must be strong, so it must be rigid, in equilibrium and stable.
Equilibrium: A body is in equilibrium when its structure remains stationary.
Rigidity: If a material is rigid, it does not change shape when force is applied.
Stability: A body is in stable equilibrium if it does not move when a force is applied to it.
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The basic stresses that a body may have to support are compression , tension, bending, torsion and shear.
Conditions for strong structures
One essential characteristic for any structure is that it must be strong, so it must be rigid, in equilibrium and stable.
Equilibrium: A body is in equilibrium when its structure remains stationary.
Rigidity: If a material is rigid, it does not change shape when force is applied.
Stability: A body is in stable equilibrium if it does not move when a force is applied to it.
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Technology Page 92 and 93
Structures
A structure is a cololectiion of elements arranged in an optimum way to support a body or and object.
There exist four types of structures, mass strucrures, frame structures, truss structures and suspended structures.
Forces, Stresses and Strength.
A force is an influence that can deform a body or change its movement, or produce motion in a body at rest.
Stresses are the physical demands that a body or object must withstand when one or more external forces are applied to it.
The strength of a material is its ability to withstand external forces without breaking.
A structure is a cololectiion of elements arranged in an optimum way to support a body or and object.
There exist four types of structures, mass strucrures, frame structures, truss structures and suspended structures.
Forces, Stresses and Strength.
A force is an influence that can deform a body or change its movement, or produce motion in a body at rest.
Stresses are the physical demands that a body or object must withstand when one or more external forces are applied to it.
The strength of a material is its ability to withstand external forces without breaking.
miércoles, 1 de marzo de 2017
Vocabulary page 84
Vocabulary
Auixiliary dimension line: Any of the lines used to accurately delimit dimension lines.
Cavalier perspective: Perspective that allows usn to view objects in 3D with one 90ºangle and two 135ºangles.
Dimension, to: To indicate on the drawing of a figure the actual measurements that are needed to define it.
Dimension line: Any of the lines used to indicate measurements; these lines are drawn parallel to the line that they measure.
Extruder:The part in a 3D printer that picks up the plastic filament and deposits the exact amount on the print bed.
Front elevation: Main view of an object; it is always the most representative part of a figure.
GCODE: File format understood by 3D printers.
Isometric perspective: Perspective that allows us to view objects in 3D with three 120º angles.
Left or right elevation: View from the left-or right-hand side of the front elevation.
Plan: View of the figure from overhead.
Slicing: Procedure in which slicing software determines how many layers of plastic are required for 3D printing.
Standardisation: Set of standards that regulates every element of technical drawing.
Auixiliary dimension line: Any of the lines used to accurately delimit dimension lines.
Cavalier perspective: Perspective that allows usn to view objects in 3D with one 90ºangle and two 135ºangles.
Dimension, to: To indicate on the drawing of a figure the actual measurements that are needed to define it.
Dimension line: Any of the lines used to indicate measurements; these lines are drawn parallel to the line that they measure.
Extruder:The part in a 3D printer that picks up the plastic filament and deposits the exact amount on the print bed.
Front elevation: Main view of an object; it is always the most representative part of a figure.
GCODE: File format understood by 3D printers.
Isometric perspective: Perspective that allows us to view objects in 3D with three 120º angles.
Left or right elevation: View from the left-or right-hand side of the front elevation.
Plan: View of the figure from overhead.
Slicing: Procedure in which slicing software determines how many layers of plastic are required for 3D printing.
Standardisation: Set of standards that regulates every element of technical drawing.
Andorid design
This is our android 3D design.We did it very quickly because is was a simply design.
It has been done by Yeray Galiana, Alejandro y Diego Garrido.
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