Simple Gear Ratios, Input and Output Speed, Torque and Power

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This video introduces gear ratios for simple gear systems, or simple gear trains. You will learn how to calculate gear ratios from the number of teeth on the input and output gear, as well as how to calculate speeds and torques for the input and output shafts.
Finally you will learn how to calculate efficiency and how to determine the impact that the efficiency has on the output torque.
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TYSM!!!! you helped me understand this and I have an exam about this tomorrow

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[@romans7319]

Thank you for the great tutorial

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Awesome lesson, thanks for the tutorial...

[@malan3809]

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[@lunditv]

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[@saul6116]

where'd you get the 60 from in the equation for power or is it just a constant I shouldn't worry about

[@EngineersAcademyLTD]

its just a constant in this formula

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[@DanMuhindo]

Thanks sir

[@bookend2002]

Question.
Does the formula, P = (2 * pi* N * T) / 60 , still work if the Torque is given in oz-in instead of newton meters?
And if not how do we amend this?
If anyone knows please reply.

[@sabasrivera6]

Where did the 150 come from?

[@takenskate]

Its a hypothetical speed, as there is no actual gears here theres not an actual speed so he just made one up

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[@ernestinamartinez5172]

If I have a 13 tooth input gear and a 47 output gear what is my gear ratio?

[@jafo3814]

The GR = 47/13 or approximately 3.615

[@Ian.Gostling]

3.61

[@goobagooba831]

GR = 47/13 = 3.62

[@funy0n583]

3.61

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Very well explained

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[@DavidWilliams-do6un]

You have some errors on your video on Pin..is supposed to be Pout...else,everything is perfect

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