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152                                 SIMPLE MACHINES                              [CHAP. 12



                  The IMA of the vise is
                                               2π L   (2π)(200 mm)
                                         IMA =      =            = 251
                                                 p       5mm
              and its AMA is

                                        AMA = (Eff)(IMA) = (0.4)(251) = 100.4
              The output force is therefore
                                      F out = (AMA)(F in ) = (100.4)(40 N) = 4016 N


        SOLVED PROBLEM 12.11
              A screw jack has a pitch of 5 mm and a handle 60 cm long. If a force of 50 N is needed to raise a load of
              700 kg, find the efficiency of the jack.
                  The IMA and AMA of the jack are, respectively,
                                            2π L  (2π)(60 cm)
                                      IMA =     =           = 754
                                             p       0.5cm
                                                                   2
                                                  mg   (700 kg)(9.8 m/s )
                                            F out
                                     AMA =      =    =               = 137
                                             F in  F in     50 N
              The efficiency of the jack is
                                               AMA    137
                                          Eff =     =     = 0.18 = 18%
                                                IMA   754

        TORQUETRANSMISSION
        Belt and gear drives make possible the transmission of torques from one shaft to another (Fig. 12-10). The actual
        mechanical advantage of any such system is
                                                τ out  output torque
                                        AMA =      =
                                                τ in  input torque
        The ideal mechanical advantage of a pulley system equals the ratio between the radius of the driven pulley r out
        and that of the driving pulley r in , which is the same as the ratio of their diameters:

                                                   r out  d out
                                             IMA =     =
                                                    r in  d in

                                                                    t  out


                                        r
                                   t  in  in
                                                                 r out



                                                 Fig. 12-10

        In the case of a gear drive, since the number of teeth on a gear is proportional to its radius,
                                        N out  number of teeth on driven gear
                                 IMA =      =
                                        N in  number of teeth on driving gear
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