fabianv19
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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 some problems with the static analysis of the shaft because, according to my calculations, I have more unknowns than equations. In the attached image, I show the four equations I have formulated:
This gives me a total of four equations, but I have five unknowns:
Could anyone help me determine if this is correct or if there is another way to solve the system? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
I have encountered some problems with the static analysis of the shaft because, according to my calculations, I have more unknowns than equations. In the attached image, I show the four equations I have formulated:
- Sum of moments in the X direction.
- Sum of forces in the Y and Z axes.
- An additional equation that relates the tensions in the pulleys.
This gives me a total of four equations, but I have five unknowns:
- N (the normal force or the reaction from the workpiece).
- T1 and T2 (the tensions in the pulley).
- The reactions at the support. (BY and BZ)
Could anyone help me determine if this is correct or if there is another way to solve the system? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!