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| Dec4-11, 02:28 AM | #1 |
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stresses of tightening a rotating arm
What are the forces involved in seccuring the clip.
(Sorry about the graphics - I’m not very good at them) The object is to close the clip (as in D) by rotating an arm attached to the clip. See attchement (sorry I don't know how to add it to this question) In A the 2 sections of the clip are open In B the clip is past over the hook In C the arm is forced back to tighten the clip In D the clip is locked. But, I would think the at C - due to the arm rotating about is center, the clip is at it’s tightest, and it is loosened in D - when it's really ment to be at it tightest ? If this is true what are the physics/mechanics involved in this (seemingly) simple process. Thank you |
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