1 / 16

Structures and Mechanisms

Structures and Mechanisms. Structure or Mechanism?. Frame = Structure. Can you identify a Structure within this bicycle? Can you name a mechanisms on this bicycle?. Chain and Sprocket = One example of a mechanism. Introduction. Structures can be seen all around us in our everyday lives.

delilah
Télécharger la présentation

Structures and Mechanisms

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. StructuresandMechanisms

  2. Structure or Mechanism? Frame = Structure • Can you identify a Structure within this bicycle? • Can you name a mechanisms on this bicycle? Chain and Sprocket = One example of a mechanism

  3. Introduction Structures can be seen all around us in our everyday lives. High Rise Building Vehicle Frame Bridge Supporting Roadway Residential Dwelling

  4. Introduction Machinery is a central part of life today. How many can you identify? Tractor Drill Car Luas Exercise Bicycle

  5. Introduction All these machines have working parts called –Mechanisms Cam and Follower Rack and Pinion Pulley Wheels

  6. Introduction Look at the following items. 1. Bicycle 2. Wheelbarrow 4. Entrance 3. Wrench Can you identify and name the mechanisms and/or structure in each of these items?

  7. Mechanisms, Motion and Force Mechanism A system of moving parts that performs some function. Motion The process of continual change in the position of an object “movement” Collins Dictionary Collins Dictionary

  8. Motion and Force Force “Strength or Power” What input is needed for a drill to work? Exertion or the use of exertion against a person or thing that resists. Collins Dictionary Input: The lever of the drill is pulled down Output: The chuck of the drill moves down

  9. Pendulum Motion There are four main types of motion. Linear motion – Train Oscillating Motion – Pendulum of a clock Reciprocating Motion – Hacksaw Rotary Motion - Shaft Shaft Train

  10. Motion Linear motion – movement in a straight line A train on its tracks moves in a linear motion Can you give other examples of linear motion?

  11. Motion Reciprocating Motion - backwards and forwards movement The engine pistons and valves above move up and down (reciprocate) continuously. Can you suggest other examples?

  12. Motion • Rotary Motion • Motion in a circular direction, which can also be called circular motion . Oscillating Motion Forward and backward movement in an arc The wheels of a bike move in a rotary fashion. The pendulum of a clock or a child on a swing are examples of oscillating motion.

  13. Force There are five main types of force: • Compression • Tension • Shear • Bending • Torsion Shear forces Columns in Compression A rope in Tension Torsion forces Pipe Bending

  14. Force Can crushed by compression Compressive and Tensile Forces Spring in Tension, this is where a load pulls an object apart. This is where a load presses or squashes objects together

  15. Force Torsion and Shearing forces Shearing Force Torsion This is where the load causes an object to twist This is where loads push at right angles to the surface of the object. E.g. scissors Torsion force

  16. Force Bending and Static Forces This is where the load causes an object to Bend A piece of metal Dynamic Load – a car which is not fixed to any one specific point, e.g. a car travelling along a road Bending a piece of metal Static Load – a load which is fixed at one point, e.g. a building

More Related