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Questions regarding temperature gradient in thermocouples.
Hi folks! I was wondering if anyone can help me with a problem I'm having with the concept of thermocouples. If I understand correctly, there should necessarily exist a temperature GRADIENT in one of the conductive couples in order for the emf to be generated. So how can you make sure...- f_nosferatu
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- Gradient Temperature Temperature gradient
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What's the widest ratio range for a CVT?
The more the merrier! Actually, my design so far is based on a CVT with a ratio varying from 1/3 to 3, but I don't know if this is practical or not, and I can still use a range wider than that.- f_nosferatu
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What's the widest ratio range for a CVT?
Hi! I'm designing a human powered vehicle and I need to use a CVT (Continuously variable transmission) in its drive line. I want to know the widest range that the speed ratio of a normal CVT (One that's not very big, heavy, or expensive because our vehicle needs to be as light and cheap as...- f_nosferatu
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- Range Ratio
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Graduate Friction Model for a rolling disk
Thanks a lot you both! Doc Al: This is exactly what I need, but the link you provided is just the theory. I need actual formulations, whether numerical or analytical. For example, a function for the force distribution on the contact patch (as in the 3rd diagram of the link) could prove to be...- f_nosferatu
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Graduate Friction Model for a rolling disk
Hey guys! I'm doing my B.S thesis (Mech. Eng.) and I've come across the problem of a rolling disk with friction. Imagine a disk in real world rolling on a flat surface with no external force or torque applied to it except for the interaction of the surface (Normal, friction, etc.). Now...- f_nosferatu
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- Disk Friction Model Rolling
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- Forum: Mechanics