Toggle Joint: Mechanical Advantage Explained

Ali Asadullah · Apr 14, 2010

Please explain in detail about toggle joint, especially about its mechanical advantage.

Ali Asadullah · Apr 14, 2010

We did an experiment in which theoretical value of mechanical advantage was always less than the experimental values. We used the formula MA = D/4l for theoretical measurement of mechanical advantage and MA= Load/effort for experimental value. Can someone explain it because it think experimental values are always less than theoretcal ones.

Toggle Joint: Mechanical Advantage Explained

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