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Gear Train horsepower calculation
I am designing a gear train for my basic mechanisms class that consists of three shafts. The input horsepower is 10 and rpm is 1750. I calculated the torque of the first shaft to be 360 but I am not sure if the horsepower stays the same throughout the whole train or not. The first shaft has a...- srkirkpatrick
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- Calculation Gear Horsepower Train
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Blackbody Field Conditioner (Audiophile Gear)
http://www.lessloss.com/blackbody-p-200.html Only $1,323. Of course, they recommend multiple units to "maximize coverage and effectiveness." There is a lot of sciency stuff on their site and they have lots of other goodies to sell as well.- Jimmy
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- Blackbody Field Gear
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- Forum: General Discussion
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What happens when you have equal force on opposing sides of a 2:1 gear train?
I have studied how gear trains work for a project I am working on, but can't find an analogous situation where the forces in the gear train oppose each other. Can someone help me? I have a 2:1 gear ratio on a dual rack and pinion gear train connected to opposing pistons, and there is equal...- TaylorTexas
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- Force Gear Opposing Train
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How Can a Spring-Attached Trolley Calculate Forces for Automatic Gear Changes?
if we keep a spring attached to a trolley on moving vehicle we find the force by f=kx and the potential energy by 1/2kx^2. thus we calculate the friction, the slope of the road and device an system to automatically change gear.we already know the petrol consumed, speed and acceleration and...- shivakumar06
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- Automatic Gear System
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Power Transmission, Gear, Pulley
I need to lift 75 pounds when only using 4 pounds of force. Is there a gear set or pulley system that can do that? Thanks- redsox1701
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- Gear Power Pulley Transmission
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Gear ratio - Does it matter how you achieve it?
Hi all, I always wondered if the combination of gears used to achieve a specific gear ratio mattered. Assuming the desired gear ratio is 3:1, would it matter if the gears used were 10x30 or 9X27? Thanks in advance.- Autorama
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- Gear Gear ratio Matter Ratio
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Finding the acceleration in a gear rotating and constrained by a link.
Homework Statement I am having difficulties with finding the acceleration at A. In the picture above are the questions that I need help with.- theBEAST
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- Acceleration Gear Link Rotating
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding Detailed Drawings of an Aircraft Landing Gear for Catia
I have to do optimization of a landing gear of an aircraft but can not find anywhere sketches of the landing gear. Can anyone tell me where I can find these drawings? I must be detailed drawings to build the landing gear in Catia.- cezar13
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- Aircraft Gear
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Automotive Automobiles - why not to remain in 1st gear?
Automobiles -- why not to remain in 1st gear? why not to remain in 1st gear ??- sk1329
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- Automobiles Gear
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Gear Train Design for 300 ft/min Conveyor at 1760 RPM Motor
Homework Statement A belt conveyor with a 1-foot diameter is driven by an electric motor. The conveyor must travel at 300 linear feet per minute while the motor turns at 1760 RPM. Design a gear train to connect the motor and conveyor and choose gears from McMaster-Carr. Homework Equations...- erader2
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- Gear
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Simple Gear Ratio Problem: Solving for Wheel Rotation with Formula
Homework Statement In a bicycle, the ratio between the size of the wheel sprocket to the size of the crank sprocket is 2.5 which means... An example of one of the answer choices is: The rear wheel turns ___ times for every full rotation of the pedals. Homework Equations The...- alexcc17
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- Gear Gear ratio Ratio
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to calculate force on a wheel in a three gear system?
Hi guy I try to understand how should I calculate the force on a wheel with known radius which is driven by a motor with a known torque and rational speed, in between three gears with known radiuses. Does the number of gears matter for the torque and so for the force on the wheel? (100%...- Soroushqwn
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- Force Gear System Wheel
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Gear Train question with centre distance limit
Hello please see my problem below, 1. A gear train is to be designed to transmit power from shaft 1 to shaft 2 with the following condition: (i) Shaft 1 (driven by an electric motor) rotates at 100 revs min–1. (ii) Shaft 2 is to rotate at 400 revs min–1 in the opposite direction to shaft 1...- Moranovich
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- Gear Limit Train
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Automotive Torque/hp philosophy (infinant gear ratio)
I am still trying to visualize horsepower and torque seen on the racetrack, and its hard. Obviously torque is a component of horsepower. Without enough torque, a car would take forever to reach its power-band. With a lot of torque, but merely no horsepower, a car would have a very steady...- hondaman520
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- Gear Gear ratio Philosophy Ratio
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Number of Teeth for Planetary Gear Train Question
Hello all: I have a quick question concerning a variation of a planetary gear train I am working on. If I want a sun gear and then two planetary gears in between the sun and ring gear (like is shown in the attached picture), how do I find the number of teeth for the ring gear? Would the...- StephenD420
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- Gear Planetary Teeth Train
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What is the gear ratio and horsepower required for an ECAP machine gearbox?
Our lab is looking at designing a new ECAP machine (Equal Channel Angular Pressing). It needs to be driven by an electric motor attached to a gearbox. From their modeling and data collected from their existing ECAP machine they are requesting the output shaft on the gearbox to have a 2,000,000...- yosty02
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- Box Gear Machine
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Formula SAE car gear indictator
Hi, This may not being the right place for this but I'm giving it a shot I'm trying to figure out how to make a gear indicator for our university's formula SAE car. I just finished my freshman year and came in without any credits so I have a very limited knowledge of applying programming to a...- jcpwn3r
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- Car Formula Gear
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Refreshing help needed with calculation of torque of gear wheel
Hello, I'm working on calculating a torque value for an engineering project at a new internship I started. Basically there is a spinning gear wheel similar to the picture I posted below (but thicker/cyclindrical), and I need to calculate the force or torque applied on a locking bolt that... -
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Trying to design a gear with minimum thickness
Hello, I am blanking on the equations I should use to calculate the stress through a section of a gear. I would like to be able to calculate the thickness of trepanned gear. Hopefully the attachment helps show what I am looking for. The area between the arrows needs to be minimized...- mendi1
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- Design Gear Minimum Thickness
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- Forum: General Engineering
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A mechanics problem involving a large gear and a small gear
Homework Statement in the system of gears the larger gear of radius 1m and mass of 2kg is about to mesh with the smaller stationary gear of radius 0.5m and mass 1kg at the instant of meshing the speed of a point on the circumference of the larger gear is 50m/s both gears are free from the...- ajgs
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- Gear Mechanics
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Assistance in finding exact center of physical gear
Hey, I am new to this forum hoping that I can get some help with a project. I also hope to be accepted as a new member, hopefully learning from everyone here. I am sorry to ask a simple question that may be easy. I am learning and experimenting as a hobby, I do not have access to super accurate...- jordanm
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- Assistance Center Gear Physical
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Bicycle gear ratios vs force required
Evening all, I am in the middle of trying to understand the physics behind how gear ratios work on a bicycle. I have a typical road bike with a rear 10 speed sprocket and 2 front chain rings. What i am trying to understand is when you switch to a larger cog in the back it becomes easier to...- Fatrobo
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- Bicycle Force Gear Ratios
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Calculating Gear and Gearbox Torque
Somebody tell me how to calculate gear torque for gears and also for engineering gearbox like worm reduction gearbox and helical gearbox. Any software or hand book is available to find out gear torque and gearbox torque ? Please help me. Thanks Satish Patel- yew105
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- Gear Torque
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Advantages of Using Cast Steel vs. Cast Iron in Gear Box Casings
Dear All, Can someone give a specific answer to the question 'What is advantage of using Cast steel over Cast Iron in gear box casings.' Or let me put it like this we have changed our specifcation from CI to CS for Gear Box casing(gear boxes for belt conveyors),now we want revert back due...- alokb2001
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- Box Design Gear
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Calculating Gear Ratios and Torque Transmission in a 3-Gear Train System
I have a gear train system where i have 3 gears meshing with each other (different sizes) gear A, B and C. Gear B is my input/driver and gears A and C are my output/driven. If i know the input RPM and input torque for gear B, what are the gear ratios/the amount of torque transmitted to gear A...- aasamt
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- Gear Gears System Train
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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3D printing a gear box, I'm having some problems with the gears getting stuck.
I'm building a simple 20:1 gearbox prototype with 2 compound gears in a row connecting to a third small gear at the end. My goal is to multiply the rotational speed of the small gear. They are all engaged on a straight line. But for some reason they get stuck most of the time. I'm trying to...- dennis_n
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- 3d 3d printing Box Gear Gears Printing Stuck
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Understanding Gear Reduction: How to Achieve Lower Angular Velocity in Gears
hi everyone! i was wondering how gear reduction is done besides connecting a small gear to a larger gear (radius speaking)? In my problem i have a gear - radius:5cm, angular velocity: 1000rpm I have a second gear - radius:5 cm, anguler velocity required: 1 rpm How do i make this...- dislect
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- Gear Gear reduction Reduction
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Calculating gear ratio for vertical climb
Homework Statement The problem is that using a human powered bike-like machine we have to climb up a 16 meter long rope. The total weight of the machine + human is 1300N and the theoretical force delivered by the human is 250 Newtons. The crank is 17cm long (that's the length of the arm, the...- Ortix
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- Gear Gear ratio Ratio Vertical
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Where Can I Find an Affordable, Quiet, and Reversible Gear Motor?
I am looking for somewhere to get a gear motor for a very low budget project, specs as follow: Voltage = prefer 110v, could be 12 if the price is right RPM = 15-20 Torque = 100 inlb Quiet as possible Reversible Something else that would be a bonus: Soft start and stop, gradual start...- Mopar_Mudder
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- Gear Motor Sources
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Min torque rating for a gear and pinion
I have a pinion exposed to 100 oz-in torque and a gear exposed to 300 oz-in of torque (gear ratio of 3). Does the pinion need to have a torque rating above 100 or 300 oz-in?- {taylor}
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- Gear Torque
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Planetary Gear Set Torque Equation
Hello Everyone. If a planetary gear set has 4 (or more) planets, it is more robust, and is able to handle higher torque loads than a planetary gear set with only 3 (or less) planets. Is there an equation that proves this theory?- mjgarrin
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- Gear Planetary Set Torque
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Compound gear train ratios and how to assemble gears?
Homework Statement Hello fellow Physics Forumers My first post and , hopefully not my last. I've been lurking for a long while and the tempo has increased since I started my 1st year engineering course last semester. So I decided to register today as I have a bit of a puzzle. We have a...- unseenfootage
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- Gear Gears Ratios Train
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Will a gear always mate with itself?
I have a gearbox with a spur and pinion gear which has helical cut teeth. I can get the spur and pinion gears with either a LH or RH helix. I would like to increase the centre distance between the input and output shafts. Can I use a second pinion gear to act as an idler gear between the...- Crespopunto
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- Gear
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Energy by Impluse Momentum Through a Gear Reducer
I have an inertia torque source (e.g. a flywheel) which is the input to a simple gear reducer, say with a ratio of 3:1, and the output is coupled to a purely inertial load (e.g. no friction or external torque). Let's say the flywheel has an initial ωfw of 120, so then the output of the gear... -
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Automotive 100 MPH/Rear Gear 1/4 Mile Drag Calculations
i want the gear so the car is going 100 mph at 6000 rpm 1:1 drive at end of 1/4 mile. have figured out this much for dry run. 32 inch DIAMETER tire x pi 3.14 = circumference. let's call it 100 inches. one mile is 5280 feet. engine will turn at 6000 RPM. RPM is in minutes. MPH is in hours...- average guy
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- Calculations Drag Gear
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Automotive Ford Toploader Conversion To Top Gear Only
while i was typing title i think i just thought of answer. why take out the other gears? other gears would be good for moving car around and maybe try leaving line in 2nd. i'll press on. can i keep top gear ( direct drive 1:1 ) and take out the rest? also keep neutral for safety. Have A...- average guy
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- Gear
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What's the Advantage of a Sun-and Planet Gear Setup over a Traditional Setup?
Sorry about the less-than articulate title, but I was defeated by the thread-title character limit. The title of this three was to have been: "What's the Advantage of a Sun-and Planet Gear Setup over an Eccentric Rod and Driver Wheel Setup?" The eccentric rod-driver wheel setup seems to...- BadBrain
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- Gear Planet
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Boeing Polish Lot Boeing 767 lands without gear on Okęcie airport
Hopefully this clip will be available for longer: scUoqzG67-w[/youtube] [SIZE="1"]Original post: About half an hour ago: Edit: clip is no longer visible at Youtube, it can be seen here...- Borek
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- Gear
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Boeing IranAir Boeing 727 lands with stuck nose gear
Kudos to the pilot.- Borek
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- Gear Stuck
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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How Can I Calculate the Weight a Gear Reduction System Can Lift?
Hi, I'm new to this forum but I've read over probably a dozen threads so I figured that someone should probably be able to help me; please forgive me if this is the wrong area to post this question as well. Dilemma: So the problem right now is that I'm trying to use a gear reduction system...- Lokey
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- Gear Gear ratio Ratio Torque
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Quite a tricky gear ratio question to ponder
If a 6 speed gear box has a 1st gear ratio of 7:1 and a sixth gear ratio of 1:1 how would you calculate the 2nd,3rd,4th and 5th gear ratio's? If you use the equation for geometric progression which was my first thought - it doesn't work! Any ideas?- crabbies2011
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- Gear Gear ratio Ratio
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Gear Clamp Design-Describe Friction Force
Gear Clamp Design--Describe Friction Force I need to know how much frictional force is exerted on both sides of the collet (the piece in the middle of the image) when a force 'p' is applied by the cap nut. (See attachment) This is my first post here. Let me know if I'm being too vague. :)- chevinbrown
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- Force Friction Friction force Gear
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Calculating Gear Train w(1) Without a w(arm)
Good day folks, I hope someone can help me. How do I calculate w(1) without a w(arm)? There is no fixed gear, so no w(gear) = 0 as per normal, which has me baffled. Also - how do I calculate the overall gear ratio? Regards.- paulbk108
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- Gear Train
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Gear Reducer Design: How to Calculate Input & Output
Im having trouble with designing gear. I was given only the output speed and input. May i know what are the required steps to follow to design a gear reducer?- JJLIM90
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- Design Gear
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Gear mechanism and wheel arrangement for reduction of fuel consumption
Hi everyone, I hope I have posted in the right place. I'm a commerce student and have absolutely no idea about mechanical stuffs. My father has an idea in mind which he would love to implement. He too is a commerce student. Hence, I need some help from you'll to see if this is really practical...- joeldsouza
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- Fuel Fuel consumption Gear Mechanism Reduction Wheel
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Leaving car in gear when parking on a hill
Just something I started to wonder about. It is said that if you park on a hill, put the hand brake on and leave the car in gear. First when I heard about it, I figured its pretty clever, giving the wheels more friction to overcome. Now shortly after I heard that when parking on a hill, facing... -
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Speed of shaft connected to gear
Hi all, I'm an EE student and i have least knowledge about working of gears. I just want to know that if there are two shafts S1 and S2 of same diameter having two gears G1 and G2 mounted on them respectively. The gear ratio is 1:2. And the shaft S1 is connected to a motor which rotates at...- vidhyarthi
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- Gear Shaft Speed
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Planetary Gear Design: Sun/Pinion Teeth Ratio 4:1
Hello I want to ask that is it possible to have the number of teeth of sun gear and pinion will be same? As In my case the ratio is 4:1...outer ring is fixed and sun gear is the input. I want to use three planets. and if I take 14,16,17 for the sun gear then the condition of (Z1 +Z3)/number...- zain1
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- Design Gear Planetary
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Calculating Cam Gear Bolt Force: Formulas and Tips for Optimal Performance
Hi, I'm trying to find some formulas to figure out the force on the bolts of a cam gear.- Camron201
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- Bolts Cam Force Gear
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Tightening M20 Nut to 200 N.m with Worm Gear
Hello all, Named this WORK because I don't know if a am talking about Force or Torque ! I am trying to do up a M20 nut on a shaft - would like to tighten to say 200 N.m which I can do with my scawny arms and a 400mm long spanner. BUT the situation doesn't allow for me to actually place the...- ROGER WALL
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- Gear Lost Work
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering