QUESTION: Can someone explain how they found the reaction forces in this solution? (Raz,Ray,Rbz,Rby). Please explain step by step and with diagrams/words.
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QUESTION: Can someone explain how they found the reaction forces in this solution? (Raz,Ray,Rbz,R...
• Design a well-roundedshoulder at Hand the keyway near G • Use AISI 1045 CD steel • Reliability 95% • Gerber n>3 • Langer line n>3 Problem Statement Shown is the intermediate shaft in a double reduction gearbox. The tangential and radial forces through the gears to the shaft are as follows: Ws = 540 lbf Was = 197 lbf W = 2431 lbf W. = 885 lbf where superscripts and r represent tangential and radial components, respectively. G 167...
(5) The gear reduction unit shown has a gear that is press fit onto a cylindrical sleeve that rotates around a stationary shaft. The helical gear transmits an axial thrust load of 300 Ibf as shown in the figure. Tangential and radial loads (not shown) are also transmitted through the gear, producing radial ground reaction forces at the bearings of 900 lbf for bearing A and 650 lbf for bearing B. The desired life for each bearing is 90 kh...
can you please explain how to calculate the axial load for each gear and supporting load for each bearing? thank you! Task 1: A shaft is to be designed to support the spur pinion and helical gear shown in the figure below on two bearings spaced 700 mm center-to-center. Bearing A is a cylindrical roller bearing and has to take only radial load; bearing B has to take the thrust load produced by the helical gear and its share of...
Figure Q1 shows a gear train consists of four spur gears A, B, C and D to be designed for a specific mechanism. The power transmitted by gear A is 5 kW at rotational speed of 720 rpm counterclockwise direction. Number of teeth (N) for gears A,B,C and D are respectively 20, 50, 30 and 60. The module and pressure angle of the gears are respectively 4 mm and 20o . Determine followings: (a) Tangential and radial forces between gears...
Consider the simplified transmision sample problem shown in Figure 1 below. In this figure, mating gears were shown to only exert tangential forces on each other. In reality, mating spur gear teeth will exert both tangential forces and radial forces2 due to the involute profile shape of the teeth (see Chapter 15, Figure 15.7). Let the diameters of gears B and D be 4.25 in while the diameters of gears A and C be 2.25 in. All other dimensions and...
You work for a gearbox company and have been charged with helping to design a geared countershaft for a speed reducing gearbox. The gearbox consists of a compound reverted gear train as shown below and is to be designed for an exact 16:1 speed reduction ratio. The input motor provides 10-horsepower which is carried through the gear train and operates at a speed of 2,000 rpm. You are asked to consider spur gears with a 20° pressure angle and 4...
need solution step by step to question “H” (H) For the shaft of question (G) above, what are the X and Y forces on each of bearings B and E? Upward Y force on bearing E: Rey263 b Upward Y force on bearing B: Rey1,838 b Outward X force on bearing E: Rex Outward X force on bearing B: Re1,569 b Answer Box 804 lb 36 REy Sum of Y moments around E = 0 Sum of Y Forces on...
In the figure below, a rotating shaft (for speed reducing gearbox) is subjected to radial forces at A= 400 lbr .and at C = 800 Ibr. These radial forces are caused by spur gears mounted to shaft (a result of the pressure angle of the teeth, 20 degrees) that mesh with 2 other spur gears, not shown. Also, The shaft transmits a constant torque of 11110 in-lbr (925 ft-lbr) due to the tangential force (Wt: transmitted load) at C of...
power = 3 kW if need any more information please ask !!! You are the designer and you have been asked to design a speed reducer (gearbox) that will take power from the shaft of an electric motor rotating at 1500 rpm and deliver it to a machine that is to operate at approximately at 200 rpm Assume that you have decided to use spur gears to transmit the power [A power equal to the last one digits of your...