4/93 The figure shows a wheel puller which is designed to remove a V-belt pulley P from its tight-fitting shaft S by tightening of the central screw. If the pulley starts to slide off the shaft when the compression in the screw has reached 1.2 kN, calculate the magni- tude of the force supported by each jaw at A. The adjusting screws D support horizontal force and keep the side arms parallel with the central screw. Ans. A = 0.626 kN

4/93 The figure shows a wheel puller which is designed to remove a V-belt pulley P from its tight-fitting shaft S by tightening of the central screw. If the pulley starts to slide off the shaft when the compression in the screw has reached 1.2 kN, calculate the magni- tude of the force supported by each jaw at A. The adjusting screws D support horizontal force and keep the side arms parallel with the central screw. Ans. A = 0.626 kN

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