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Working principle of transmission - torque
Mechanics and Machinery

Working principle of transmission - torque

所属门类:Mechanics and Machinery Custom build available Batch supply available
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  • Size, appearance and interaction can be adapted to the museum’s theme
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Working principle of transmission - torque - customized science museum exhibitions, campus community science popularization equipment, science exhibition source manufacturer exhibition description and scientific principle introduction:

Through mechanical interactive devices, the audience can experience the difference in torque between low and high gears of the transmission, and understand the difference in force between different gears through comparison. This is why low gears are needed to increase power when starting or climbing a hill. The audience approaches the exhibition items and selects a set of interactive devices to experience; Firstly, select the gear for the car to climb the slope, then manually operate the car to climb the slope, switch gears, and turn the handwheel again to climb the slope. Compare the differences between the two climbs. Allow the audience to experience the torque difference between low and high gears of the transmission.

Main technical parameters of exhibits:

Size 1.2 × 2 × 1.5 1. exhibits Material: ① Booth: 30 square tube frame, 1.2mm cold-rolled plate enclosure, surface painted ② Tabletop: Cambert plate, thickness ≥ 10mm ③ Instruction board: Acrylic UV spray painting ④ Maintenance door: 1.2mm cold-rolled plate surface painted 2. Main configuration: none 3. Energy requirement: not required

Principle explanation and demonstration video:

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