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Domestic and Industrial Machines

Isn’t this odd?

Review: Simple Machines

Domestic Machines Nail clippers, tongs, bottle openers, etc.

Bicycle Uses a multiple pulley system attached with a chain to change gears

Industrial Machines Compound machines used in industry Typically deal with large forces or very fast motion Back Hoe Crane

Block and Tackle System of cables and pulleys designed to lower the force required to lift object Lowers the force but extends the distance that you have to pull over Force is divided by the number of support strands

Chain Hoist Consists of an endless chain that wraps around two pulleys that have teeth The IMA of the machine is determined by the ratio of teeth on the smaller pulley compared to the large pulley

Tower Crane

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