MRYE1 Wheel and Axle Unit

7.1.3.- STATICS AND DYNAMICS 14.1.3.- STATICS AND DYNAMICS
WHEEL AND AXLE UNIT - MRYE1

INNOVATIVE SYSTEMS

The Wheel and Axle Unit, "MRYE1", is a unit which allows to investigate the mechanics of a simple wheel and axle machine and to demonstrate the laws of the formation of equilibrium of moments in static systems.

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Expansions

ICAI

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 Wheel and Axle Unit, "MRYE1", is a unit which allows to investigate the mechanics of a simple wheel and axle machine and to demonstrate the laws of the formation of equilibrium of moments in static systems.

Two pulleys with different diameter have an axle supported on pivots with ball bearings in a base plate. Each pulley (wheel) has a cord wrapped around its periphery. The cords can be wrapped in either direction around each pulley.

A weights holder is added to each cord, allowing the loading of the pulleys using the set of weights provided. These weights can be easily changed, thus allowing to quickly vary the peripheral force on the pulleys.

Using the holders and weights the velocity ratio can be experimentally determined and compared with the calculated values. Students can also determine the variation of effort with load and the variation of efficiency with load.

Exercises and guided practices

GUIDED PRACTICAL EXERCISES INCLUDED IN THE MANUAL

  1. Study of equilibrium of moments.
  2. Determination of velocity ratio and comparison with calculated value.
  3. Determination of variation of effort with load.
  4. Determination of variation of efficiency with load.

SIMILAR UNITS AVAILABLE

WHEEL AND DIFFERENTIAL AXLE UNIT - MRYE2
  • MRYE2
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7.1.3.- STATICS AND DYNAMICS
MRYE2
Wheel and Differential Axle Unit
The Wheel and Differential Axle Unit, "MRYE2", is a unit that allows for investigating the mechanics of a wheel and differential axle mechanism and demonstrating the force reduction on a differential pulley block.A wheel, consisting of a pulley...
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