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High School Explaining Bicycle Gear Ratios to Non-Physicists
Hmm... battery dead?? well I'm a student ... and havnt yet covered "Chain drives" in academic syllabus... but what's wrong with "Gear drive" mentioned above in my post...and I didnt specifically note you're a cyclist...so you aren't talking of gear drives [not bicycle gears]...but that's what... -
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Undergrad The Mystery of Fly Flight: Debunking Bernoulli's Law Explanation
^no that was targeted @cyrus: No, I just realized that! I posted it just by reading the very 1st post...and as u may b knowing they don't show the hardcore details on shows abt such things... neways...ok...coz its my mistake...that I posted a useless post .. just by knowing a small fraction... -
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Undergrad The Mystery of Fly Flight: Debunking Bernoulli's Law Explanation
^so...I didnt read it at that time..but thanks for info... -
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High School Explaining Bicycle Gear Ratios to Non-Physicists
in both cases diameters matter... for gears there a ratio in between no of teeth and diameter[oitch]=module.. -
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High School Explaining Bicycle Gear Ratios to Non-Physicists
Are you talking of chain drive/gear drive? -
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How to obtain the force acting on a gear teeth
^hhmm here the torrent link for the same book: http://www.torrentz.com/4a1d466b641145654156ed8ce59e74cde5115409 The main thing is that its with solutions...thats a major +point!- lividz
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Undergrad The Mystery of Fly Flight: Debunking Bernoulli's Law Explanation
Look this was shown on discovery... actually the wings of the fly create whirl of wind[sorry for that..I can't find the exact word now...hope u understand what I want to convey]...on its lower back side...this is the main cause of lift -
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How to obtain the force acting on a gear teeth
Sorry but ur question seems vague...bcoz For gear teeth we look at the stress induced and not the force acting on the teeth[I mean finally to conclude sumthing] Analysis of gear stresses can b done using diff theories...lets take the oldest 1:- Lewis theory... the main (i/p)s' to Lewis eqn r...- lividz
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Undergrad What is the true nature of rest according to Newton's first law?
I think ur already dun...but I think this should b mentioned so I've replied ..heres what I want to say: Rest means strictly at rest..a body moving @ constant velocity can b considered to b at rest with respect to another frame moving witth same velocity...then only it comes to rest in this new...- lividz
- Post #21
- Forum: Thermodynamics