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Mechanical advantage

Mechanical advantage is a measure of the force amplification achieved by using a tool, mechanical device or machine system. The device trades off input forces against movement to obtain a desired amplification in the output force. The model for this is the law of the lever. Machine components designed to manage forces and movement in this way are called…

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Levers

Mechanical energyFriction drivesPowerArchimedesVirtual work
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Speed ratio

Angular velocityMechanical systemsRobotsLinkages
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Chain and belt drives

SprocketToothed beltDrive wheel
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Efficiency

LbFEnergyMechanical efficiency
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Levers

Speed ratio

Gear trains

Chain and belt drives

Block and tackle

Efficiency

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Mechanical advantage

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples43
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Mechanical advantage

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related to Efficiency · 14
Mechanical advantage → AMA, As, Both, Fin, For, Fout, IMA, In, MA, Mechanical, Subtracting, The, Vin, Vout
see also · 5
Mechanical advantage → Equilibrium, On, Outline, PlanesMechanical, Roller
related to Actual mechanical advantage · 4
Mechanical advantage → Actual, AMA, The, The AMA
related to Ideal mechanical advantage · 4
Mechanical advantage → IMA, It, The, Therefore
related to Levers · 4
Mechanical advantage → In, It, The, Where
is a · 3
Mechanical advantage → measure of the force amplification achieved by using a tool, mechanical efficiency η of the machine, ratio of the force out of the machine
related to Speed ratio · 3
Mechanical advantage → TA, TAωA, The
related to Block and tackle · 2
Mechanical advantage → In, The
related to Chain and belt drives · 2
Mechanical advantage → Mechanisms, The
related to External links · 1
Mechanical advantage → Gears

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mechanical advantage input power force output ideal ratio lever gear block system pulleys teeth rope machine speed friction applied fulcrum

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Mechanical advantageis ameasure of the force amplification achieved by using a tool0.90text
Mechanical advantageis aratio of the force out of the machine0.90text
Mechanical advantageis amechanical efficiency η of the machine0.90text
rope stretchinstance ofit does not properly account for energy losses0.80text
Mechanical advantagerelated to Actual mechanical advantageThe0.60section
Mechanical advantagerelated to Actual mechanical advantageAMA0.60section
Mechanical advantagerelated to Actual mechanical advantageActual0.60section
Mechanical advantagerelated to Actual mechanical advantageThe AMA0.60section
Mechanical advantagerelated to Block and tackleThe0.60section
Mechanical advantagerelated to Block and tackleIn0.60section
Mechanical advantagerelated to Chain and belt drivesMechanisms0.60section
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