Sekocan

Sekocan

Sekocan is an esteemed member of CrazyEngineers since Nov 23, 2009

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You can calculate the size of the absorber by limiting yourself with a deceleration value. You can look up Wikipedia for G-Force and find the plausible G force that human...

Hi, Actually what you are trying to do is the only way to save lives of the drivers and passengers in the traffic. The aim of a shock absorber is...

Vibration must happen as oscillation, like a sine wave. It must be around some origin and if the external forces are removed (and after some dampening, resistance, loss of energy...)...

As I know, fluctuating loads (which may be seen on a simple rotating shaft) also leads crack propogation. Micro cracks in the material may grow and cause sudden failure.

Hey, I am trying to design a wearing test equipment. I need to apply a constant vertical force to a surface and move it sideways but the height of the...

Hi, I am a teaching assistant in Middle East Technical University Mechanical Engineering Department and I was responsible for the Final Projects of senior years for 6 semester. The suggestions...

I think the name should be clear. One should understand what it is about just by reading the name. Of course "Sturtup Interview Series" is not a great name 😀...

Yes SteveM you are right. Since Rack gear is not a circular gear but it is a linear gear, the torque on the pinion is transformed to linear force on...

Yes it's definietly a function of the pressure angle. Another tip: have a mechanical design book on your table all the time (I have Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design which is...

Hi and welcome, I believe the known linear load is on the rack. So the torque on the gear would be T = r * F where T is the...

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