This document describes several physics models used to demonstrate mechanical principles:
1. A wall-mounted jib crane model is used to demonstrate torque and moments produced by applied loads.
2. A rotating plate model verifies laws of movement by demonstrating how an applied torque produces rotation.
3. A simply supported beam model illustrates three types of supports - roller, hinge, and fixed - and their reactions to loads.
This document describes several physics models used to demonstrate mechanical principles:
1. A wall-mounted jib crane model is used to demonstrate torque and moments produced by applied loads.
2. A rotating plate model verifies laws of movement by demonstrating how an applied torque produces rotation.
3. A simply supported beam model illustrates three types of supports - roller, hinge, and fixed - and their reactions to loads.
This document describes several physics models used to demonstrate mechanical principles:
1. A wall-mounted jib crane model is used to demonstrate torque and moments produced by applied loads.
2. A rotating plate model verifies laws of movement by demonstrating how an applied torque produces rotation.
3. A simply supported beam model illustrates three types of supports - roller, hinge, and fixed - and their reactions to loads.
Explanation of the Models When load is applied it rotates producing the
couple, moment or torque as below:
1. Wall Mounted Jib-Crane τ =f × r (1) 1.1 Definition and Structure The Laws of movements are verified in this A jib crane is a type of crane where a model. horizontal member (jib), supporting a moveable hoist, is fixed to a wall or to a floor-mounted pillar. It has the two main parts: Jib and Tie. The tie also has the Spring Balance that measures the tension in the thread.
1.2 Uses
This lifting machine may pick up loads
in all or part of a circle around the column to which it is attached. Jib cranes can be sturdy 3. Simply Supported Beam Model enough to lift a ton or more of weight, or small enough to attach to a truck. An agency that provides support to make the body equilibrium state. This Model shows the three types of supports having different functions. The brief explanation of these three supports is as follow:
3.1 Roller support
Roller support allows for the supported
structure to move horizontally, while the upward reaction force prevents the structure from falling down. The single reaction force is always perpendicular to the surface. This 2. Model for the verification of Laws of type of support is often found at one end of Movements. long bridge, allowing the bridge to expand and shrink with natural temperature changes. This model has a big plate that rotates around its centroid. It has the pulleis and Simple Example for roller support is a book threads. It is rotated with the help of threads lying on a table. passing through pullies. On applying the load through threads it rotates. 4. Model of Suspension Bridge.
This is the model of the suspension
bridge that shows the laws also an application of laws of movements. In it bridge is suspended through ropes. The resultant force is zero therefore the bridge remains in equilibrium.
5. Model for the Verification of Laws of
Movements
This model is also an application of the
3.2 Hinge Support laws of movements.
Hinge support has vertical and
horizontal reaction. It has the rotation. There is no movement along x-axis and y-axis.
Example for Hinge Support is the Door. We
cannot move the door vertically or horizontally but it can rotate, making it to open and close.
3.3 Fixed Support
It has three reactions along x-axis, y-axis
and it can’t rotate.
6. Model for finding the Centre of
Gravity of different objects.
This instrument is to find out the centre
of gravity of different objects of different shapes. 7. Model for the verification of Laws of Friction (Coefficient of Friction).
In this model laws of friction are
verified. The coefficient of friction is determined using this Model.
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