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Turner Lesson Plan 2 Screw Thread

This lesson plan outlines a 40-minute module on screw threads. The objectives are for trainees to define screw threads, explain their elements, state their uses, and care/maintenance. Teaching aids include a whiteboard, marker, chart, and objects. Threads are important for assembling parts, power transmission, lifting loads, and precision movement. Key elements of threads discussed are crest, root, flank, thread angle, depth, major/minor diameters, pitch, and helix angle. Threads are used to fasten parts, transmit motion, make measurements, apply pressure, and lift loads. Proper care includes using the same pitch for assembly, avoiding over-tightening, applying oil when idle, and not

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Turner Lesson Plan 2 Screw Thread

This lesson plan outlines a 40-minute module on screw threads. The objectives are for trainees to define screw threads, explain their elements, state their uses, and care/maintenance. Teaching aids include a whiteboard, marker, chart, and objects. Threads are important for assembling parts, power transmission, lifting loads, and precision movement. Key elements of threads discussed are crest, root, flank, thread angle, depth, major/minor diameters, pitch, and helix angle. Threads are used to fasten parts, transmit motion, make measurements, apply pressure, and lift loads. Proper care includes using the same pitch for assembly, avoiding over-tightening, applying oil when idle, and not

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LESSON PLAN

Trade: TURNER Module/Unit: 1


Date: 02.02.2021 Time: 40 minutes
Lesson No: 2

I. PREPARATION:

Title: SCREW THREAD

1) Objectives: (At the end of the lesson the trainees will be able to)

1. Define Screw Thread


2. Explain the elements of Screw Thread
3. State the uses of Screw Thread
4. State the care & maintenance of Screw Thread

2) Teaching Aids: White board, marker pen, duster, pointer, chart, and original objects
3) Introduction
a) Review: Tap, die, tap sets
b) Motivation: Threads play very important role in engineering field for assembling various
parts, power transmission, load lifting, precision movement of the parts, etc.

II. PRESENTATION:

Developments / Information Points Hints


Topics
A ridge of uniform section in form of
1) Definition helical or spiral grooves on external or
internal surface of cone or cylinder is Projector,
called screw thread. Computer system,
1. CREST: Top surface Joining two side screen
of thread.
2) Elements 2. ROOT: Bottom surface Joining two
side of thread.
3. FLANK: The surface Joining crest and
root.
4. THREAD ANGLE: Included angle
between flanks.
5. DEPTH: Perpendicular distance
between the root and crest.
6. MAJOR DIA: Dia of blank on which
threads are cut (Larger dia. Of the thread).
7. INCLUDED ANGLE OF THREAD :
Angle between two flanks of the thread.

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Developments /
Topics Information Points Hints

8. MINOR DIA: Smallest dia. of the


thread Ask questions, invite
9. PITCH DIA OR EFFECTIVE DIA: It question from learners,
is a imaginary dia. Passing between link previous
major and minor dia.
knowledge to the
10. PITCH: Distance from one point of the
thread to another thread. It is measured
present topic, motivate
parallel to the axis of thread. learner by telling the
11. HELEX ANGLE: The angle of purpose of learning
Inclination of thread to the imaginary with example
perpendicular line.
12. AXIS: Imaginary line passed through a
centre of screw.
3) Uses Fasten parts together, Transmit motion,
make accurate measurement, apply
pressure, make adjustments, lift load.

4) Care & maintenance 1. Use same pitch of screw for assembly


2. Never over tight the screw.
3. Apply oil when idle.
4. Do not hammer the thread.

III. APPLICATION:
1) Define screw thread
2) What is pitch?
3) Name any two elements of screw thread
Summary: Summarize the lesson with reference to the objectives

IV. TEST:
Assignment:
1. Draw a neat sketch of a thread and name the elements?
2. What are different uses of the thread?

Reference: Turner Book Published by NIMI


Next Lesson: TYPES OF THREAD

Prepared by: A Chandrasekhar, ADT, NSTI, Bangalore

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