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asked Jan 10, 2022 in Engineering Drawing by myra (687k points)

What is the following term not related to cam?

(a) Base circle

(b) Rise, fall

(c) Dwell period

(d) Pitch

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answered Jan 10, 2022 by Nathan (1.4m points)
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Correct option is (d) Pitch

Easy explanation: Base circle is the minimum rise contour that follower can make from cam profile. Rise and fall are the movement of follower as per profile of cam. Dwell period is that during which the follower will not rise or fall from its position. Pitch is related to a helix.

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