MEE Geared Lifting Unit

7.1.2.2.- GEARS 14.1.2.2.- GEARS
GEARED LIFTING UNIT - MEE

INNOVATIVE SYSTEMS

The Geared Lifting Unit, "MEE", consists basically of a lifting mechanism made up of a gear train that allows the study of a single wheel, a single gear system and a double gear system, determining the speed ratio, mechanical advance and efficiency.

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Expansions

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Interactive Computer Aided Instruction Software
MSAC

Modular System for Acquisition and Control

Laboratories

7TV
 Mechanical, Automotive and Materials Laboratory for Technical and Vocational Education
7HE
 Mechanics, Automotive and Materials Laboratory for Higher Education

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General Description

The Geared Lifting Unit, "MEE", has been designed to study a simple lifting mechanism and its use to determine the speed ratio, its mechanical advantages and efficiency.

The unit is mounted on a metal structure with bearings that support the gear drive shafts. Four gears with different numbers of teeth are available, allowing the simulation of a single gear, a single gear system and a double gear system.

In addition, two interchangeable pulleys of different sizes are available to study their influence on lifting, from which different masses are suspended to observe how the efficiency of each gear system varies.

Exercises and guided practices

GUIDED PRACTICAL EXERCISES INCLUDED IN THE MANUAL

  1. Study of a simple lifting mechanism and its use to determine the velocity ratio, mechanical advantages and efficiency.
  2. Use of pulleys and gears to simulate simple wheel and shaft, single gear and double gears.
  3. Measurement of the linear displacement between the masses and comparison with the calculated valves.
  4. Calculation of the minimum work to lift a load and the efficiency.

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