



Answer given is No=-3500rpm Figure 4.8(C) shows the top half of a compound epicydic gearset. If...
The top half of a compound epicyclic gear set is as shown in Figure Q2. If the input shaft I rotate at dockwise direction at a speed of 1,200 rpm and gear Al is set as the output, determine the following. (a) The output speed Nal when gear X rotates counter-clockwise direction at the speed of 3,000 rpm. (b) The magnitude and direction of the torque required to lock gear X if 300 Nm torque is applied on input shaft...
Answer given is 524 rpm
Question 2 A compound epicydic gear is as shown in Figure Q2. Sun wheels S1 and 52 are integral with the input shaft X and the Annulus wheel A1 is fixed. The Planet wheel P1 rotates about a pin carried by the Annulus Az and the Planet wheel P2 rotates about a pin attached to the arm keyed to the shaft Y. The numbers of teeth are : Si=30, Pu=20, P2=18, Sz=32. Find the speed...
Answer given is 325 rpm
O2 P2 Figure 4.12 shows the arrangement of part of a pre- selective compound gearbox. Input shaft I is rotating at 700 rpm while gear N is rotating at 600 rpm. The number of teeth are as follow : Ai(internal)=75; Al(external)=90 ; Si=25 ; Sz=35; Az=105 and N=30. With this condition, calculate the velocity of shaft 01, gear Ai and Az if the overall efficiency is 90%. [325 rpm] Si S2 Figure 4.12
Answer given is No=-143rpm (in opposite direction to A)
A compound epicyclic gear is as shown in Figure 4.9. Ai and S2 form a compound wheel, which rotates freely on shaft O. The Planet wheels P1 and P2 rotate on pins fixed in arms attached to shaft O. and A2 have internal teeth: the others have external teeth, with the following numbers, tsi=40; tp1=30 ; tpz=20; ts2=50. If Si rotates at 500 rpm and wheel Az is fixed, find the...
A compound epicyclic gear train is shown in the Figure. The
shaft P is driven at 2500 rpm in the clockwise direction by a motor
of power rating 8 kW. The sun S2 is fixed. The number of teeth in
the gears are S1, 34; S2, 21; A1, 86 and A2, 73. Determine
The magnitude and direction of the angular velocity of the
shaft Q and
The torque required to fix the sun, S2
A, Q P S, 5,
Question 1 In the epicyclic gear shown in Figure Q1 the Annulus A1 and the Sun wheel S2 are compound, the Sun wheel Si rotates with the input shaft and both Planet cages rotate with the output shaft. The numbers of teeth on the o wheels are Si=24, A1=72, Sz=40 and A2=80. (1) Find the gear ratio of the system when the Annulus A1 is held fixed. S Find the gear ratio of the system when the Figure Q1 Annulus...
A compound epicyclic gear train is shown in the Figure. The
shaft P is driven a 4000 rpm in the clockwise direction by a motor
of power rating of 10W . The annulus A2 is fixed. The
number of teeth in the gears are , S1,28;
S2,21; A1,72 and A2,99 .
Determine:
The magnitude and direction of the angular velocity of the
shaft Q
The torque required to fix the annulus, A2
A, A₂ P, P2 P P. z S
please solve and show work
HH 2. Given a compound gear box in figure 1, where; a. Gear A = 40 Teeth, input rpm is 1250 rpm. b. Gear B = 160 Teeth, C. Gear C = 30 Teeth d. Gear D = 90 Teeth. Input Torque is 50 N.m., Efficiency is 75% Find the output speed, direction relative to input, power, & Holding Torque. HI B D
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...
MECHANICS OF MACHINES AND VIBRLTIONS 3I PART B (Answer ALL Question)w JAWA OKL QUESTION3 Figure Q3 shows a shaft carrying an electric motor C of mass 40 kg and two rotors A and B with 10 kg mass each. The motor, shaft and rotor are supported by two bearings L and R; and the motor is rotating constantly at 600 rpm. It is found that the shaft, motor and rotor are initially totally balance. What do you understand by the...