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Definition:
A lever is a rigid rod or bar capable of turning about
a fixed point called as a lever.
But, the torque which is transmitted by the lever of length ‘L’ is,
Hence the torque developed by applied effort and length of lever that has to
be transmitted by the shaft of lever. Therefore equating both equation, we
can determine the diameter of shaft ‘d’
The design procedure of Hand lever and Foot Lever is same except the
magnitude of load applied on the lever. Mr. V. R. Muttagi, Solapur, Maharashtra
(India)
Design of Bell Crank Lever
Where,
l = Length of Fulcrum Pin = 1.25 d
d = Diameter of Fulcrum Pin
RF = Reactive Force at Fulcrum Pin
Design of Fulcrum Pin Under Shear Stress:
Where,
Diameter of Hole in Lever = d+2t
t = Thickness of Brass Bush = 3mm Mr. V. R. Muttagi, Solapur, Maharashtra
(India)
Design of Bell Crank Lever
Design of Pin at A Under Bearing Pressure:
The length of effort arm is too less than the load arm, hence the direction of reactive
force at fulcrum pin is nearly equal to the applied effort, therefore,
Where,
l1 = Length of Pin at A = 1.25 d1
d1 = Diameter of Pin at A
Design of Pin at A Under Shear Stress:
Where,
Diameter of Hole in Lever = d1+2t
t = Thickness of Brass Bush = 3mm
Mr. V. R. Muttagi, Solapur, Maharashtra
(India)
Design of Bell Crank Lever
Design of Pin at B Under Bearing Pressure:
Where,
l2 = Length of Pin at B = 1.25 d2
d2 = Diameter of Pin at B
Where,
Diameter of Hole in Lever = d2+2t
t = Thickness of Brass Bush = 3mm
Mr. V. R. Muttagi, Solapur, Maharashtra
(India)
Design of Bell Crank Lever
Design of Forked Eye:
Forked eye is not playing an important role in the operations of lever, hence their
dimensions have to designed as per the empirical equations as below,
………………(1)
The load at valve seat is due to the steam pressure acting on the valve seat, it is
determined as,
Effort P can be determined by taking moment of forces about fulcrum point F as below,
………………(2)
Where,
lF = Length of Fulcrum Pin = 1.25 dF
dF = Diameter of Fulcrum Pin
Where,
lA = Length of Pin at A = 1.25 dA
dA = Diameter of Pin at A