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Homework 3 Solutions in Agri & Biosystems Engineering, Iowa State Univ., Fall 2007, Assignments of Business Management and Analysis

The solutions to homework 3 in the agricultural and biosystems engineering course at iowa state university, fall 2007. The homework includes problems related to gear ratios, power transmission in planetary gearsets, and clutch design. Students are asked to determine the number of gears, gear ratios, output speeds, and clamping forces for various transmission and clutch systems.

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Download Homework 3 Solutions in Agri & Biosystems Engineering, Iowa State Univ., Fall 2007 and more Assignments Business Management and Analysis in PDF only on Docsity! Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Iowa State University Fall 2007 I:\TSM335\HWK3_solutions.wpd A1 (75 teeth) A2 (40 teeth) Shaft A Shaft C Shaft B A3 (80 teeth) A4 (20 teeth) B2 (80 teeth) C1 (20 teeth) C2 (15 teeth) B1 (25 teeth) B3 (40 teeth) B4 (45 teeth) Power Out (To Differential) Forward direction shown Power Input (From Engine) Homework 3 Question 1: A manual transmission is shown below. All gears on Shaft A and Shaft C are fixed to the shaft. Gears A4 are in constant mesh with gear C1. All gears on shaft B are sliding gears. Twenty horsepower at a rotational speed of 2626 rpm is input to shaft A. a). How many forward gears does this transmission have. Three Forward gears b) How many reverse gears does this transmission have. Two Reverse gears c) Determine which gears are engaged to obtain the highest gear ratio (forward gears only). What is the output shaft speed (shaft B) for this gear ratio. Gear ratio is the ratio of the input speed / output speed. Therefore for highest gear ratio A2 will be engaged to B2: Gear Ratio = # Output Teeth / # Input Teeth = 80/40 = 2 Output Speed = Input Speed / G = 2626/2=1313 rpm d) Determine the gear ratio, output speed and direction of rotation (forward/reverse) when gear C2 and B4 are engaged. Gear Ratio = #C1/#A4 * #B4/#C2 = 20/20*45/15 = 3. Speed = 2626/3 = 875 rpm (reverse) Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Iowa State University Fall 2007 I:\TSM335\HWK3_solutions.wpd Question 2 Consider the following planetary gearset. A clockwise input of 200 rpm at a torque of 10 ft-lb ( 15 Nm) is applied to the sun gear. The ring gear is locked and does not rotate. Output is taken from the carrier Planet - 20 teeth Ring - 100 teeth For Ring Fixed: Ns/Nc = Tr/Ts + 1 For Carrier Fixed: Ns/Nr = - Tr/Ts For Sun Fixed: Nr/Nc = Ts/Tr + 1 a) The input to the sun gear is 250 rpm and the required output at the carrier gear is 50 rpm. Determine the number of teeth required on the sun gear? What is the gear ratio? Required gear ratio = Input Speed / Output Speed = 250 /50 = 5 Gear Ratio = 5 Ring Gear Fixed, therefore must use equation 1. Ns/Nc = Tr/Ts + 1. The sun is the input & the carrier the output therfore the equation is already in the correct form for Gear Ratio. ie. Input/Output Speed 5 = Tr/Ts + 1, 5 = 100/Ts + 1 4 = 100/Ts Ts = 25 b) Assuming an overall efficiency of 95% determine the output power from the planetary. Using speed of 200 rpm, which was given for the power input Power Input (kW) = 2πTN/60000 Power Input (Hp) = 2πTN/33000 P (kW) = 2*3.142*15*200/60000 P (Hp) = 2*3.142*10*200/33000 = .314 kW = 0.38 Hp Power out = Power In * efficiency Power out = Power In * efficiency = .314 * .95 = 0.38 * .95 = .298 kW = 0.361 Hp Alternate: Torque Out = G * Tin * eff Torque Out = G * Tin * eff T (N.m) = 5 * 15 * 0.95 T (ft.lb) = 5 * 10 * 0.95 = 71.25 N.m = 47.5 N.m Output Speed = N/G = 200/5 =40 Output Speed = N/G = 200/5 =40 P (kW) = 2πTN/60000 P (Hp) = 2πTN/33000 = 2π*71.25*40/60000 = 2π*47.5*40/33000 = 0.298 kW = 0.361 Hp
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