Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer Calculator

✖Weight at Outer End of Lever is the force exerted at the outer end of a lever in a dynamometer, used to measure torque or rotational force.ⓘ Weight at Outer End of Lever [W_end]			+10% -10%
✖Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley is the length between the weight attached to a dynamometer and the center of the pulley.ⓘ Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley [L_horizontal]			+10% -10%
✖Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion is the length between the center of the gear and pinion in a dynamometer, used to measure torque and rotational speed.ⓘ Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion [a_gear]			+10% -10%

✖Tangential Effort is the force exerted tangentially to the circumference of a dynamometer, measuring the rotational force or torque of an engine or other machine.ⓘ Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer [P_t]

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Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Tangential Effort = (Weight at Outer End of Lever*Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley)/(2*Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion)
P_t = (W_end*L_horizontal)/(2*a_gear)
This formula uses 4 Variables

Variables Used

Tangential Effort - (Measured in Newton) - Tangential Effort is the force exerted tangentially to the circumference of a dynamometer, measuring the rotational force or torque of an engine or other machine.
Weight at Outer End of Lever - (Measured in Newton) - Weight at Outer End of Lever is the force exerted at the outer end of a lever in a dynamometer, used to measure torque or rotational force.
Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley - (Measured in Meter) - Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley is the length between the weight attached to a dynamometer and the center of the pulley.
Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion - (Measured in Meter) - Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion is the length between the center of the gear and pinion in a dynamometer, used to measure torque and rotational speed.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Weight at Outer End of Lever: 19 Newton --> 19 Newton No Conversion Required
Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley: 0.6843 Meter --> 0.6843 Meter No Conversion Required
Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion: 0.18013 Meter --> 0.18013 Meter No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

P_t = (W_end*L_horizontal)/(2*a_gear) --> (19*0.6843)/(2*0.18013)

Evaluating ... ...

P_t = 36.0897685005274

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

36.0897685005274 Newton --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

36.0897685005274 ≈ 36.08977 Newton <-- Tangential Effort

(Calculation completed in 00.020 seconds)

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Tangential Effort = (Weight at Outer End of Lever*Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley)/(2*Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion)
P_t = (W_end*L_horizontal)/(2*a_gear)

What is Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer?

Epicyclic-train Dynamometer consists of a simple epicyclic train of gears, i.e. a spur gear. The spur gear is keyed to the engine shaft and rotates in an anticlockwise direction. A belt dynamometer is introduced to measure directly the difference between the tensions of the belt, while it is running.

How to Calculate Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer?

Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer calculator uses Tangential Effort = (Weight at Outer End of Lever*Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley)/(2*Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion) to calculate the Tangential Effort, Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer formula is defined as the measure of the force exerted tangentially to the direction of rotation of the dynamometer, which is essential in determining the torque and power output of the epicyclic train. Tangential Effort is denoted by P_t symbol.

How to calculate Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer, enter Weight at Outer End of Lever (W_end), Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley (L_horizontal) & Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion (a_gear) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer calculation can be explained with given input values -> 17.03131 = (19*0.6843)/(2*0.18013).

FAQ

What is Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer?

Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer formula is defined as the measure of the force exerted tangentially to the direction of rotation of the dynamometer, which is essential in determining the torque and power output of the epicyclic train and is represented as P_t = (W_end*L_horizontal)/(2*a_gear) or Tangential Effort = (Weight at Outer End of Lever*Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley)/(2*Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion). Weight at Outer End of Lever is the force exerted at the outer end of a lever in a dynamometer, used to measure torque or rotational force, Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley is the length between the weight attached to a dynamometer and the center of the pulley & Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion is the length between the center of the gear and pinion in a dynamometer, used to measure torque and rotational speed.

How to calculate Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer?

Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer formula is defined as the measure of the force exerted tangentially to the direction of rotation of the dynamometer, which is essential in determining the torque and power output of the epicyclic train is calculated using Tangential Effort = (Weight at Outer End of Lever*Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley)/(2*Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion). To calculate Tangential Effort for Epicyclic-Train Dynamometer, you need Weight at Outer End of Lever (W_end), Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley (L_horizontal) & Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion (a_gear). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Weight at Outer End of Lever, Distance between Weight and Center of Pulley & Distance between Center of Gear and Pinion and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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