Rotary transmission
system put two rotating elements into contact.These mechanisms have two
purposes:
v Transferring rotary force from an input location
to another location.
v Changing the rotary speed by using rotating
elements of different sizes.
This images represented: Friction wheels, pulleys with belts, interlocking gears and sprockes with chains.All of these mechanisms keep the same ratios, but each one offers a diferent advantage.
If we want to increase
the speed of a rotary system, we must transmit motion from a larger element to
a smaller element. However, when we increase the speed we also decrease the
rotary force,or torque.
The opposite is true if
we want to decrease the speed of a rotary system. We mst transmit motion from a
smaller element to a larger element. At the same time, we can also increase the
torque. If the input and output elements are the same size, the rotary speed
remains constant. The rotary force will also remain constant.
SPEED RATIOS
The relationship between
the speeds of the two wheels is inversely proportional to their sizes.
This relationship is
called the ratio of the tansmission, where N is the speed of rotation and D is
the diameter of the Wheel.
If we want to calculate the size ratio of wheels or pulleys, we can compare their diameter,
radius or circumference. In the case of gears, we compare the number of cogs or
teth that each gear has.
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