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Safety Bumper
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...
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Safety Bumper
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...
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What is vibration?
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,...
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Effect of Fluctuating Load..
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...
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Need help for development of my project
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...
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Name For Startup Interview Series - Choose One!
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...
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Rack and Pinion System Design
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...
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Rack and Pinion System Design
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...
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Rack and Pinion System Design
Hi and welcome, I believe the known linear load is on the rack. So the torque on the gear would be T = r * F...
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How sonic velocity is measured ?
Hi, I think you should explain a little about the application since "sonic velocity" may mean different things in different applications. Besides, I believe you are...
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Is there a minimum speed at which a vehicle can travel?
You can look for the term "idle" for automobile engines. As KSS Manian said, even you don't press the accelerator, the motor is running. It is...
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Why does lower density air move upwards?
Anand Tamariya's answer is very explaining. The gravitation is downwards and denser air is replacing the less dense air's place. The mechanics can be explained more...
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What is the physical significance of momentum?
To understand Momentum, one should be familiar with the term Inertia. I recommend you to read the wikipedia pages (only the first part may be sufficient)...
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Do tractors have suspensions?
Actually, without any suspension, all the vibration from the terrain would be transferred to the chasis and the other elements connected to the chasis. This would...
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Use air as a memory storage device
It is a nice idea but since the transmitter sends a "signal" which has some frequincies and periods and some amplitudes "that change with time", a...
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Please suggest best tool for Image Processing
If you use C#, I will suggest AForge library
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Magnet roads with magnet cars
Check DARPA Challange to see self driving cars. They can go in muddy roads in a desert or between other cars in traffic. Braking with a...
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Solving 3 nonlinear equations
Yeah I strongly agree that. Google and Wikipedia are everything for an engineer 😁 But I couldn't find an answer in those sources. May be I...
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