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In a single threaded worm and worm wheel, the number of teeth on the worm is 50. The diameter of the effort wheel is 100 mm and that of load drum is 50 mm. The velocity ratio is

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S K
S K 5 years ago
From the given data,
No.of teeth in Worm wheel (T) = 50
Diameter of Effort wheel =100mm, so Radius (R)=100/2=50 mm
Diameter of Load Drum (d)=50mm,so radius(r) is 50/2= 25mm
Velocity Ratio for a single threaded worm and worm wheel is given by the formula
V.R = R x T / r
V.R = 50x50/25
V.R = 100
Aniket Kumar
Aniket Kumar 6 years ago
Velocity ratio for single thread is
V.R= D×T/d
Sathish Netha
Sathish Netha 6 years ago
V.R =TR/r
where,
T= No of teeth on worm wheel
R= radius of the effort wheel
r=radius of the worm wheel
Moosa Raza
Moosa Raza 7 years ago
Velocity ratio for single thread is
V.R= D×T/d
Where D is the diameter of wheel
d is the diameter of worn
V.R = 100(50/50) = 100
Pavan Vasarla
Pavan Vasarla 7 years ago
What is the formula for it
Viku Patel
Viku Patel 8 years ago
plz give me calculation
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