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    Engineering How do radial tooth clutches function?

    Sure , thos picture is from my syllabus of machine design
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    Engineering How do radial tooth clutches function?

    Thank you very much this is what I wanted to know!
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    Engineering How do radial tooth clutches function?

    maybe if the transmitted torque is too high it will generate a radial force big enough to push the gear of output shaft and here we stopped transferring power?
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    Engineering How do radial tooth clutches function?

    Greetings I have a hard time understanding how the radial tooth clutch function when it stops transferring power . Basically I understand that clutches: 1) transfer power from input shaft to output shaft 3) disengage when the torque transmitted has reached a certain limit ( normally when the...
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    Engineering Limiting the torque and safety torque elements

    thanks a million! was very rewarding discussing with you!
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    Engineering Limiting the torque and safety torque elements

    I´m just guessing here, maybe we need to connect the input shaft to another mechanisam and the spline gives a good way for it?
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    Engineering Limiting the torque and safety torque elements

    thank you 5 is the input shaft 1 is the output shaft on 1 there is a friction disk mounted (not repesented) so there is a friction between the friction disk and the friction surface the friction surface is connected to the input shaft through a housing which transfer power.for the the middle...
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    Engineering Limiting the torque and safety torque elements

    Greetings I need to identify the elements of the following safety cluches: we have three different clutches. I lready identified most of them exept for number 14 Any help would be appreciated ! thank you! 1- output shaft 2-friction surface 3-preloaded spring 4-nut 5- input shaft 6- output...
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    Convergence of a Series: Radius and Endpoints

    the exercice ask about the set of convergence and not the radius and as you can see we have y=x+3 y is centred in 0 not x
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    Convergence of a Series: Radius and Endpoints

    thank you this is what I have done y=x+3 x conveges in 4 then y converges in ]-1,7[ not the answer
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    Convergence of a Series: Radius and Endpoints

    Greetings According to my understanding: if x converges in 4 means that the series converges -1<x+3<7 but the solution says C Any hint? thank you!
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