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Title: Simple Machines Part 2


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Simple Machines Part 2
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6 Simple Machines
  • Lever
  • Wheel Axle
  • Pulley
  • Inclined Plane
  • Wedge
  • Screw

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Inclined Plane
  • Flat slopping surface in which an object can be
    pushed or pulled.
  • Used to reduce the amount of effort needed to
    lift a load.

4
Geometry Definitions
  • Angle theta
  • Load R moved from point A to B.
  • The height from point A to B is H

5
Geometry Definitions
  • The length of the inclined surface is L
  • The Effort (E) is applied parallel to the
    inclined plane

6
Formulas for inclined planes
  • Mechanical AdvantageLoad / EffortE/R
  • MA Length / Height L / H
  • Only valid if Assuming no friction

7
Inclined Plane problem 1
  • Given the diagram as shown, if L 12 inches, H
    3 inches and the effort is 30 pounds, find the
    mechanical advantage and the maximum load that
    can be moved.
  • What is the tradeoff for reducing the effort?

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Inclined Plane problem 1, solution
  • MA L/H 12in/3in. 4
  • MA Load / Effort
  • 4 Load / 30lbs
  • Load 120lbs.

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Wedge
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Inclined plane vs. Wedge
  • 2 major differences
  • During use the inclined plane remains stationary.
    The effort is applied parallel to the slope.
  • Wedge moves during use, the effort is applied to
    the vertical edge.

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Shape of Wedges
  • Only difference is the value of H.

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Formula for Wedges
  • Mechanical Advantage Load / Effort
  • MA L / H

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Wedge problem 1
  • Find the mechanical advantage and the maximum
    separation load for a wedge with an incline
    length of 10 inches, an overall height of 4
    inches, and which is exerting an effort of 100
    pounds.

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Wedge problem 1, solution
  • MA L/H 10in./4in. 2.5
  • MA Load / Effort
  • 2.5 Load / 100lbs.
  • Load 250 lbs.

15
Screw
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Screw thread classification
  • ¼ - 20 UNC
  • ¼ is the outer diameter of the threads.
  • 20 is the number of threads per inch
  • UNC refers to Unified National Course.

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Screw definitions
  • Pitch is the distance between two adjacent
    threads.

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Screw pitch
  • Pitch 1 / Number of threads per inch

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Screw formulas
  • Mechanical Advantage Load / Effort
  • MA Circumference / Pitch C/P

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Screw Problem 1
  • A screw with 20 thread per inch is turned by a
    screwdriver having a handle diameter of 1 inch.
    What is the mechanical advantage of the screw?
  • MA Circumference / Pitch C/P

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Screw Problem 1, solution
  • Circumference 3.141 1in 3.141 in.
  • Pitch 1in./20 .05 in.
  • MA C/P 3.141 in/.05 in 62.82
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