A power screw with double start ASME thread is proposed to be used for (Q1)cyclically raise and lower a load of 1000 Ib at an axial velocity of 4 in/sec. It hasthree threads per inch and with thread outside diameter of 1.50 inches. Theproposed mean collar radius is 1 inch. The starting and sliding frictioncoefficients for the screw and the collar are f_starting=0.06 and f_running=D0.03find: a. The staring and the sliding torque required to raise the load.b. Check theself-locking condition for the screw assembly. c. What is the power screwefficiency of the proposed assembly?d. If a special gear motor is to be used todrive this power screw assembly, what would be the minimum power and torquerequirements for the drive motor?e. The length of the nut if the permissible.bearing pressure is 725psi

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A power screw with double start ASME thread is proposed to be used for (Q1) cyclically raise and lower a load of 1000 Ib at an axial velocity of 4 in/sec. It has three threads per inch and with thread outside diameter of 1.50 inches. The proposed mean collar radius is 1 inch. The starting and sliding friction coefficients for the screw and the collar are f_starting=D0.06 and f_running=0.03 find: a. The staring and the sliding torque required to raise the load.b. Check the self-locking condition for the screw assembly. c. What is the power screw efficiency of the proposed assembly?d. If a special gear motor is to be used to drive this power screw assembly, what would be the minimum power and torque requirements for the drive motor?e. The length of the nut if the permissible bearing pressure is 725psi

A power screw with double start ASME thread is proposed to be used for (Q1) cyclically raise and lower a load of 1000 Ib at an axial velocity of 4 in/sec. It has three threads per inch and with thread outside diameter of 1.50 inches. The proposed mean collar radius is 1 inch. The starting and sliding friction coefficients for the screw and the collar are f_starting=D0.06 and f_running=0.03 find: a. The staring and the sliding torque required to raise the load.b. Check the self-locking condition for the screw assembly. c. What is the power screw efficiency of the proposed assembly?d. If a special gear motor is to be used to drive this power screw assembly, what would be the minimum power and torque requirements for the drive motor?e. The length of the nut if the permissible bearing pressure is 725psi

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