Making Machines Flashcards

1
Q

A moment is sometimes known as a ……. Force

A

Turning

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2
Q

What is the moment triangle

A

M
F D

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3
Q

Calculate the moment on a nut if a spanner is 10cm long and there is a force of 5N

A

50Ncm

10 X 5

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4
Q

Calculate the force on the seesaw if the seat is 3m from the pivot and the moment created is 1800Nm

A

600N

Working out

1800/3

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5
Q

Calculate the distance to the pivot if there is a moment of 250Nm and a force of 25N

A

10cm

250/25

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6
Q

How to find the ratio load/lift

A

Load divided by lift

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7
Q

When the ratio of one variable to another is always the same we can say what?

A

We can say it is proportional to the other

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8
Q

What do we call it when the clockwise moment is equal to the anti-clockwise moment

A

Equilibrium

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9
Q

What can we say mathematically if the moments are equilibrium

A

Force X distance (clockwise) = force X distance (anti-clockwise)

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10
Q

use paper
Calculate this equilibrium crane situation.

Counter weight = 8000N
Distance = 5m

Weight = 6000N
Distance= ?

A

Moment anti-clockwise (MA) = 8000 X 5 = 40,000Nm
Moment clockwise (MC) = 6000 X distance (D)

MA = MC
6000 D = 40,000

D = 40/6

= 6.7m

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11
Q

use paper

Equilibrium question. calculate unknown quantity

Counterweight = 10,000N
Distance = 7m

Weight= ?
Distance = 25m

A

Moment anti-clockwise (MA) = 10,000 X 7 = 70,000
Moment clockwise (MC) = W X 25

MA = MC
70,000 = 25W

W= 70,000/25

=2800N

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12
Q

What 2 things can a gear system change

A

Speed
Direction

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13
Q

What type of gears meet at an angle

A

Beval

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14
Q

What type of gear uses a screw

A

Worm

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15
Q

How are gears and wheels similar

A

Circular

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16
Q

How are gears and wheels different?

A

Gears have teeth

17
Q

What turns faster a larger gear or the smaller one

A

Smallerone

18
Q

How to work out the “ratio of effort to load”

A

Effort/load

19
Q

How does increasing the number of pulley ropes affect the effort force

A

Effort decrease by the pulley ropes increasing

20
Q

Is there a relationship between the number of ropes and ratio

A

Yes. Number of ropes = load/effort

21
Q

As more pulleys and rope is introduced to the system what other force starts to have a larger impact on the efficiency on the system

A

Friction

22
Q

Effort = ?

A

Load ➗ number of ropes