Shaft Definition and 370 Threads
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Help needed to solve a static analysis for the design of the Shaft for a Grinding Machine
Hello everyone, this is my first post on the forum. I am analyzing the following system: a shaft that contains a transmission pulley, a support, and a grinding wheel used for polishing tanks. I want to design the shaft and calculate the required torque to select the motor. I have encountered...- fabianv19
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- Analysis Shaft Static
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Relative angle of twist between ends of the shaft
TL;DR Summary: A 10-kW engine drives a solid round steel shaft 1 m long by means of a V belt and pulley at the midpoint of the shaft. At one end of the shaft 7 kW is removed and at the other end 3 kW is removed. The shaft diameter is 15 mm and it operates at 1000 rpm. Assuming that no power is...- cherry
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- Angle Shaft
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Is it important for a shaft key to be ground flat?
Our company has made our own shaft keys for many years, grinding them on the 4 loaded surfaces. For example, let's say the pulley and shaft key seats are .5005 +/- .0005 wide. We've made ground keys that are .4995+/- .0002 with a flatness of .0004. We now are considering purchasing keys with a...- DTM
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- Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Engineering Loads on a shaft with V-Belts
Hi, In refreshing up on some topics regarding Mohr's circle, I came across this problem and can't seem to understand how the forces for the sheaves were obtained. The problem contains a shaft that has two V-belt sheaves rotating in opposite directions. The shaft has a Torque of 1100 lb-in and...- arokisbobcat
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- Forces Shaft
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Dimensions for rotary shaft seals in vacuum applications
The task at hand is to seal a rotating shaft with high vacuum (10^-5 tor) on one side using a STEFA rotary shaft seal. The STEFA is basic and look reminiscent of the one below. Are there guides for choosing the dimensions of the enclosure, similar to the O-ring guide used for O-ring seals...- zaillian
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- Rotary Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Determining radial force on shaft
Hello, For the mechanical system below, i'm trying to understand the relationship between cylinder applied force and radial force. The system consists of a shaft which is held in-place by a bushing. The shaft is connected to an air cylinder via a linkage. The air cylinder is on a fixed pivot...- MechEng2023
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- Cylinder Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Vibration and Modal Analysis: Adding massless springs to a shaft
Hello, I am working on vibrations and modal analysis recently. I have a question that I could not find any answer. Can you please help me? Imagine a shaft. When we run the free free modal analysis lets assume that first bending mode is 600 Hz. Then we add 2 massless springs to the shaft. The...- grejuvaa
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- Modal analysis Shaft Vibration
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Electronics Need help sealing my 775DC 30,000 rpm motor shaft
Hi, I need help finding a way to seal my 775DC 30,000 rpm 5mm motor shaft going into my pump housing I built. This motor will run once a week for up to 5 minutes. The pump with have air and water in it. I will rarely ever be completely filled with water. So, the pump will mainly be pushing...- ausmar1218
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- Motor Rpm Sealing Shaft
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- Forum: DIY Projects
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Ideas welcome on how to attach 2 shafts of different diameters
I have a motor and a 3 phase generator which I would like to connect together, i.e. let the motor drive the generator and measure it's output. Each have their own type of shaft which do not fit together. I would therefore like to get some proposals, preferably which do not require custom work at...- thor85
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- Generator Ideas Motor Shaft Welcome
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How to seat a motor shaft B taper connector correctly?
Being so noob in taper connection, asking: How do we correctly seat a motor shaft connector of B taper system, most commonly B12, B16, B18, into its chuck mate in such that if there's no bolt fastening axially in center it's still quite viable and reliable ? it's just a press by a muscled hand...- abdulbadii
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- Motor Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Misc. Most suitable pad for 3.17 mm d. shaft to be as 5 mm one
Anyone understand to do as correctly as possible on 3.17 mm d. shaft function as 5 mm one, as the available affordable is motor shaft 3.17 mm diameter and the (leftmost image of adv.) connector/adapter of 5 mm diameter M10 ? So what'd be the most suitable pad/filler and how is to do it?- abdulbadii
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- Shaft
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- Forum: DIY Projects
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To transmit from 2 counter-rotating shafts into 1 perpendicular shaft?
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- Perpendicular Power Power transfer Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Mechanics of Materials — Torsional Stress on a Spinning Shaft
Summary:: Torsional stress on freely spinning shaft? Hey guys, I’m having some confusion with a certain section of the “Torsion” chapter in my mechanics of materials book: “power transmission”. Please see the problem below. This is very easy to SOLVE (basically plug and chug with the...- mhrob24
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- Materials Mechanics Mechanics of materials Shaft Spinning Stress
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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How Do You Calculate Deflection and Shear Stress in a Tapered Shaft?
So i need a little bit of help with a problem. I have a tapered shaft connected to a gearbox and i need to caluclate the deflection of the shaft and the max shear stress of the shaft. the total length of the shaft is 500mm the diameter is 35mm and tapers to 28mm with the taper length of 90mm...- optzero
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- Calculations Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Installing Snap Ring on a Shaft with Larger OD
Hello! Long story short, I am interested in installing a snap ring rated for 5 mm diameter shafts over a 6 mm diameter shaft into the appropriate groove. For several reasons, I cannot use other types of retaining rings (i.e. side mount E-style retaining rings, etc). This is the snap ring...- harpoon
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- Ring Shaft
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Torque calculations: Rotating vertical shaft
I apologize in advance for any errors in my concepts or assumptions. Feel free to correct me wherever I am wrong. Thanks in advance for the help. There is a vertical shaft which will be operated at around 600 rpm (N) which can be achieved in 2 seconds (or even 4 just an assumption). The shaft...- Gagan
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- Calculations Mechancis Rotating Rotational dynamics Rotational kinematics Shaft Torque Torque calculations Vertical
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Engineering Is There a Missing Load in My Statically Indeterminate Shaft Calculation?
I have drawn the bending moment diagram to try to help me determine the moment, but I am certain my values are wrong. I have included a picture of my gearbox design, where the bottom shaft is what I'm trying to calculate. I've been able to calculate the top shaft moments and reaction forces...- yonese
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- Shaft Statically indeterminate
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Gearbox design-Is this design possible to make the output shaft thin?
Is this design correct?- a61098417
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- Design Output Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Shaft Friction Control: Simple Solutions
Hello Everyone, I'm working on a future mechanical structure with a rotating shaft. In this project, I should be able to control the resistance on the shaft but instead of adding some extra weights on the shaft to increase inertia, I don't have any ideas. Does anyone have an idea of simple...- mechit
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- Control Friction Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Snail Cam shaft torque calculations
Hello, Im trying to calculate the torque needed for a system that i want to design. i want to raise and drop a weight of 800 kg. Ive made some calculation but I am not certain i did it right. I think I am on the right track but i feel like the numbers are a bit high. I have a hard time finding...- teun-lll
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- Calculations Cam Shaft Torque Torque calculations
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Engineering Find the reaction forces of shaft AB
Given: r1 = 0.75 r2 = 1.5 Ok, i have done statics and dynamics, but this book does things differently than the way i accomplished it in the previous classes. This is for mechanical engineering design class. Here is my question. They take sum of the moments along X, which goes through the center...- LT72884
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- Forces Reaction Reaction forces Shaft
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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How to Measure Torque Required for motor to spin a rotating shaft?
I've harvested a motor from a cordless drill and connected it to a belt which turns a rotating shaft. The motor pulley and the pulley on the other side of the belt are roughly the same size, which a fairly small radius (5 mm maybe?). The issue I'm running into, which I don't fully understand...- Scott 33
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- Measure Motor Rotating Shaft Spin Torque
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Repair Worn Shaft with Stick Welding - Advice Requested
Hello everyone, I have a fan's induction motor, whose shaft is worn-out. I would like to use Shielded Metal Arc Welding (a.k.a. Stick Welding) to fill some metal into the worn-out area. Then, I will do machining to cut the excessive metal out. However, somebody told me that if the temperature...- BlackMelon
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- Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Motor shaft connections and testing
This is an MCLV-2 development board from microchip, with it got the Hurst motor as shown below The problem is that the shaft is smooth i cannot connect the loads etc. So, I want to clarify the below points a. What type of connectors i should look for and which websites will have the...- PhysicsTest
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- Motor Shaft Testing
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Groove Seals: High Pressure & High Temperature Applications
I have seen seals in the form of multiple grooves in a shaft with no other sealing element like o-rings etc. in many applications. For example i have seen this in hydraulic spool valves, but also in high pressure and high temperature gas applications like on pistons in gas operated firearms. My...- Stormer
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- Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Proper free-body diagram for a shaft experiencing multiple torques
I wish to draw a proper free-body diagram for this shaft. However, my FBD does not agree with the solutions manual. If someone could point out where I erred, that would be great. This is what I drew: From my FBD, it is clear that the maximum torque is present in section DE of the shaft. We...- Qube
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- Diagram Multiple Shaft Torques
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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I How do I determine I for a truncated cone in the bending of a Stylus Shaft?
So I have a Stylus as shown in above fig. Fixed at Point A, Force (F) is applied perpendicular to the stylus axis. How do we find deflection at the end of the Stylus (Made of Two Different Materials as shown in the figure)? Hand Calculations are much appreciated. Thank you.- draculamedula
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- bending deflection mechanics shaft
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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A jet engine's shaft is neutral in the direction of thrust?
I think i read somewhere that jet engine shaft is neutral,because forces at turbine and compressor cancle out,so that mean axial berings don't have force on it in direction of thrust!? (this can't be true,becsue in that case thrust will be zero...) But if this is true ,against what pressure...- Aeronautic Freek
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- Direction Jet Neutral Shaft Thrust
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Engineering Angle of twist and Shear stress in a shaft
Hello, I have attempted the question below. I think i have correctly completed the question. Could anyone see if i have gone wrong? As trying to learn this. I am just worried about the units m to mm. Also the answer being correct, 917.6Gpa. I was unsure what units to use on the answer...- Ben_Walker1978
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- Angle Shaft Shear Shear stress Stress
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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If two gears are connected by a shaft do they have the same torque?
1 axle. 2 gears on the same axle fixed in place. Does the larger gear with 48 teeth have the same amount of (force/strength) as the smaller gear of 12 teeth. IE: if I attached a chain to the 12 tooth gear and it could lift a max load of 10 kg, would the 48 tooth gear be able to lift 10 kg as...- Stevengouws
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- Gears Shaft Torque
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Engineering Question about the safety factor for a shaft diameter
Hello, So we are designing a turbine. We have a shaft that receives 710W / 13.6NM / 500RPM from the runner and we are going to find a diameter with safety factor of 3. Take the following information regarding metal: Aluminium 6061 Tensile strength 115 MPa Yield strength 48 MPa Shear...- Arnsol
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- Diameter Safety Shaft
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Tension in a rope wrapped around a shaft, pulling in a mass
Hi everyone, I am thinking of solving it this way. Since Fc=mw^2r. and Fc=T. Then -dT=dmw^2r. where dm=m1(dx/l). and putting the lower at x=l the tension will be T=m2w^2l. Am I doing things right.- rashida564
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- Mass Rope Shaft Tension
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding the Torque of a shaft that is spun by a lever
Homework Statement: Hi there. I am new to this forum, but I joined just to ask some input from anyone who may be kind to help. I have this attached file where you can see all the values and equations I have used but there is one bit where I need help. finding Torque on Shaft B, I appreciate...- Muhsin
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- Lever Shaft Torque
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Misc. What Are the Optimal Specifications for a Single Shaft Copper Shredder?
Summary: Single shaft copper shredder I design a rotor of a shredder, but i need to find a motor for the rotor of the shredder. My questions are: 1. What is the best rpm for a copper shredder ( what kind of effects wil the shredder have on high rpm 1200-3000, lower rpm 300-1200 ) 2. what...- Henk Trekker
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- Industrial Machine Machine design Project Shaft
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Spinning top's moment of inertia I (disc on shaft )
I hope you guys can help me with this problem.. A top in the form of a flat, circular disc spins on a shaft that is inclined at an angle alpha to the vertical. Now I have to find the moment of inertia I for the disc about its centre on the shaft. My attempt was building I with spherical...- lena_2509
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- Inertia Moment Moment of inertia Shaft Spinning
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Optimizing D-Shaped Shaft and Hole Fit for DC Motor and Impeller Operation
Hello together, Currently working on an investigation and need some support. A small DC-motor shaft with a milled D-Shaped shaft at the end should drive a D-Shaped hole of an impeller. Impeller belongs to an air pump and the load profile and speed are varying during operation. I have observed...- Ahmed83
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- Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Automotive How Do You Calculate Shaft RPM for Different Pulley Sizes?
Hi guy here's an example in the picture for my project. i need to find the shaft rpm to find what size pulley D will be. Pulley B attached with a belt that come from a motor. 17.5 hp 3400 rpm 3 inch pulley if I am right and pulley b is 8.4 inch rpm 1214 torque 76 ft/lbs i think the shaft...- jayjay
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- Rpm Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Turbine Design for fire-hose driven shaft
I am working on a design for a water powered drive shaft. The water source would be from a 2.5 inch diameter hose, at approx 75-100 psi. The goal would be to get 55-115 RPM from the shaft and max torque in the smallest possible handheld device. That being said, it seems my best options for...- Clay2
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- Design Hose Shaft Torque calculations Turbine
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Design a shaft considering torsional failure
[I've searched the site and did google. I couldn't find a satisfactory answer] I have the motor characteristics and the moment of inertia of the object I'm supposed to spin with it. I have to design the shaft considering the torsional failure. Now, if I consider the inertia of the body, there is...- ajayravishankar14
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- Design Failure Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Appropriate tolerance for shaft and housing for bearings?
Hello, So I am designing a shaft which would involve bearings on the shaft, and a housing which would enclose the shaft. The shaft would be slightly bigger than the bearing hole which would create an interference fit so the bearings would stay on the shaft tightly. At the same time the bearing...- friscoboya
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- housing Shaft Tolerance
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How to calculate vibrations on a rotating shaft?
Is there a way to calculate the vibrations on a shaft rotating at a certain rpm? Is there a way to accurately simulate this?- friscoboya
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- Rotating Shaft Vibrations
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Auto/Motor Finding a Drum for Motor Shaft to Lift 5kg Box
Hello, I'm trying to use this gearbox motor as a winch to lift up a small box (5kg), however it needs to have some sort of drum that's mounted to the motor shaft to wrap the string around. Although I'm unable to find anything suitable that I could use. Is there already something that exists that...- TechTree
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- Box Drum Lift Motor Shaft
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- Forum: DIY Projects
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Measuring Torque on the Impeller Shaft of a Stirred Tank
Hi Everyone, I am working on a project which requires me to determine the torque on the impeller shaft of stirred tank. Currently as I see it, there are 2 viable options: To measure the torque in the shaft using a torque transducer such as this one. This is by far the most accurate means of...- runningman19
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- Fluid dynamics Measuring Mixing Shaft Tank Torque
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Balancing a shaft using mrL and mr vectors
Homework Statement Homework Equations Trigonometry equations, p=m/v, A = pi * d^2 / 4 The Attempt at a Solution i) mass calculated is 9.318kg at 150° from A ii) diameter = 0.235m I apologize for the messy working, I am just wondering if I have followed the correct procedure or not...- ridiculoid
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- Mechanical engineering Shaft Vectors
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to couple/connect a shaft to a disk?
Hi, I'm new to part design/mechanical engineering and I have the following question. I know it must be a very trivial question for most of you guys :) .. but I'm new to this. Blue: steel shaft, 5/8" diameter, connected to a motor Green: aluminum disk, 10" diameter, 1/2" thick, 3" hole Goal...- zuryum
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- Disk Shaft
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Engineering Help with magnetic field forces in a motor
Hi all, Not a question about completing homework here, but I'm a teacher looking to create a realistic engineering question for an assignment. I have an engineering scenario I've set for the assignment which is a junior engineer working for a marine engineering company so all of the questions...- CMW328i
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- Field Forces Magnetic Magnetic field Magnetic force Motor Realism Shaft Vector analysis
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Find the principal stresses in a shaft with torque applied
Homework Statement Homework Equations M = Fd σ/y = M/I T/J = τ/r σalternating (σa) = σmax - σmin / 2 σmean (σm) = σmax + σmin / 2 soderberg: σa/σ'e + σm/σy = 1/FoS The Attempt at a Solution I am still unsure whether my progress so far is correct but.. I have calculated J to be 38.35e-9 m4...- Kyle Grayston
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- Applied Principal stress Shaft Torque
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Vector addition and the force applied to the shaft of the pulley
Homework Statement Hello, I am currently studying mathematics and physics on my own, and I ran into a type of problem in physics that is a bit unclear to me. Say we have pulley at the top of an inclined plane with a base angle of alpha and the top angle is alpha. Homework Equations I assume...- vldst
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- Addition Applied Force Force applied Inclined plane Pulley Resultant force Shaft Tension in string Vector Vector addition
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Trying to understand two masses connected by a shaft
I have the following system I got from a book, which models the dynamics of two masses connected by a shaft. The system is given below: And the equations given in the book for this system is below: The nominal speed is w0. And the interest here is the deviations from the nominal for mass...- anon6912
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- Shaft Two masses
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Do I Need to Include Mounted Weights When Calculating Shaft Critical Speed?
For the critical speed of the shaft, should I include the weight of the members mounted on the shaft (gears, pulleys, etc.) with the forces acting on it?- Ballena Joseph
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- Shaft Speed
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering