Simple Machines
Simple Machines provide a mechanical advantage and help to amplify the force that can be applied on an object without a motor, hydraulics or other powered mechanism.
Simple machines were first developed to assist humans in movement of heavy objects, but are employed in machines in order to maximize the effect of a motor or engine (e.g., the gears in an automatic transmission in a motorcar).
Simple Machines include:
- Lever
- Wheel and axle
- Pulley
- Inclined plane
- Wedge
- Screw
Parent Categories
Simple Machines Calculators and Collections
Simple Machines Equations
- 2nd Gear RPMs Use Equation
- 2nd Pulley Diameter Use Equation
- Applied Force on a Ramp Use Equation
- Belt Length Use Equation
- Belt Pulley RPMs Use Equation
- Belt Speed Use Equation
- Fulcrum Position Use Equation
- La Longitud de la Correa Use Equation
- La palanca (la longitud de la viga) Use Equation
- La palanca (para levantar la masa) Use Equation
- La Posicion del Fulcro Use Equation
- La Velocidad de la Correa Use Equation
- Leadscrew - Thrust generated when Torque is applied Use Equation
- Leadscrew Torque (lift) Use Equation
- Leadscrew Torque (lower) Use Equation
- lever (beam length) Use Equation
- lever (downward force) Use Equation
- lever (lift mass) Use Equation
- Mechanical Advantage - Pulleys Use Equation
- Polea Para Correa (RPM) Use Equation
- Pulley Diameter Use Equation
- RPM del cuarto polea en tres astas Use Equation
- RPM del Segundo Engranaje Use Equation
- RPM of 4th pulley on 3 shafts Use Equation
- RPM to Linear Velocity Use Equation
- Second Gear Torque Use Equation
- Segundo Polea (El Diametro) Use Equation
- Two Pulley Belt Length Use Equation
- |FA|=|FW|sinθ Use Equation
- Attachments
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