(b) A 1m long rectangular beam supported at either end is subjected to a 5kN point load in the centre. Determine the maximum bending and maximum shear stress if the beam is 20mm thick and 200mm wide.

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(a) A compound gear train consists of 7 gears (1– 7) in total with the number of teeth given in
the table below. Gears 2 and 3 and gears 5 and 6 are a compound gear set. Gear 1 rotates in a
clockwise direction.
N1 = 45, N2 = 30, N3 = 60, N4 = 20, Ns = 45, N6 = 54, N7= 25
i. Briefly sketch and label the gear train. Note a 2D sketch is sufficient and the diameters
of the gears are not required at this stage so use your own judgement on sizing but clearly
state any assumptions.
ii. Determine the Velocity Ratio and Train Value of the gear Train.
iii. If the input speed is 200rev/mins determine the output speed and direction.
iv. Determine the speed of gear 4.
(b) A 1m long rectangular beam supported at either end is subjected to a 5kN point load in the
centre. Determine the maximum bending and maximum shear stress if the beam is 20mm thick
and 200mm wide.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 3 (a) A compound gear train consists of 7 gears (1– 7) in total with the number of teeth given in the table below. Gears 2 and 3 and gears 5 and 6 are a compound gear set. Gear 1 rotates in a clockwise direction. N1 = 45, N2 = 30, N3 = 60, N4 = 20, Ns = 45, N6 = 54, N7= 25 i. Briefly sketch and label the gear train. Note a 2D sketch is sufficient and the diameters of the gears are not required at this stage so use your own judgement on sizing but clearly state any assumptions. ii. Determine the Velocity Ratio and Train Value of the gear Train. iii. If the input speed is 200rev/mins determine the output speed and direction. iv. Determine the speed of gear 4. (b) A 1m long rectangular beam supported at either end is subjected to a 5kN point load in the centre. Determine the maximum bending and maximum shear stress if the beam is 20mm thick and 200mm wide.
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