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Gear Train Speed Analysis for Crown 9

This document presents a mechanical engineering problem involving a system of gears and pulleys. It provides the data that pulley 2 rotates at 1200 rpm. The document explains how to calculate the speed and direction of rotation of crown 9 using equations for gear trains. The calculation determines that crown 9 will rotate at 11.842 rpm in a clockwise direction.

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Gear Train Speed Analysis for Crown 9

This document presents a mechanical engineering problem involving a system of gears and pulleys. It provides the data that pulley 2 rotates at 1200 rpm. The document explains how to calculate the speed and direction of rotation of crown 9 using equations for gear trains. The calculation determines that crown 9 will rotate at 11.842 rpm in a clockwise direction.

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Problem 13-16

Book
Design in Mechanical Engineering
Shigley
8th Edition
• 13-16.-The gear train of the mechanism illustrated consists of
various gears and pulleys to drive the crown 9. Pulley 2 rotates at
1,200 rpm in the indicated direction. Determine the speed and
rotation order of the crown 9.

• Data:
Pulley 2 rotates at 1200 rpm
Different gears and teeth of the
system shown in the figure
Solution
• Analyzing the turns of each of the elements, it is determined that crown 9
turn in the direction of the clock hands
• Based on equation (13-29) which denotes that it applies to any
gear, regardless of whether the gears are straight, helical, conical, or of
Screw without. Absolute value signs are used to have freedom.
complete by choosing positive and negative directions.
• (13-29)
• where
• n = revolutions or rpm
• N = number of teeth
• d = pitch diameter
• The speed of gear 9 can be determined using the deduction of the
equation 13-29 which is the following

(Equation on page 678)


• Applied to our problems, it can be rewritten as follows:

• Evaluating the values we have represented in the drawing of the problem:

• The result would be:


11.842 rpm in the direction of the clock hands

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