• Calculate the input torque acting on the manual crank assuming an înput force sqlt to • Ca lculate the autput torque Cor force) of the mechanics o Calculate the overall mechanical advantage (if any) of the mechanism. O Ratio calculation for gears → Calculate 3ear ratio that SuPts best 4inches Cranck Leng th E shaft end 6 indhes height anolhe gear The gear t is rotate by to going this shuft tô the Crank cefficiont O.13 what 9s the force here ? what Is the torque necessary to furn the gear ? Od

• Calculate the input torque acting on the manual crank assuming an înput force sqlt to • Ca lculate the autput torque Cor force) of the mechanics o Calculate the overall mechanical advantage (if any) of the mechanism. O Ratio calculation for gears → Calculate 3ear ratio that SuPts best 4inches Cranck Leng th E shaft end 6 indhes height anolhe gear The gear t is rotate by to going this shuft tô the Crank cefficiont O.13 what 9s the force here ? what Is the torque necessary to furn the gear ? Od

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

4th Edition

ISBN:9781305501607

Author:Andrew Pytel And Jaan Kiusalaas

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Chapter7: Dry Friction

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