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The
Mechanisms Animation package consists of:
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types
of motion
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levers:
Class 1, Class 2, Class 3, bell
crank lever
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linkages
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pulleys
and belts:
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used
to transmit motion and
torque
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change
speed of rotation
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stepped
cone pulleys
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pulley
belts used to transport
products
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pulley
belts used as bandsaws
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pulleys
used for lifting and hauling
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chain
and sprocket drive
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chain
parts
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Gears:
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spur
gears
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gear
train
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bevel
gears
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worm
gear
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rack
and pinion
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cams,
rotary and linear, cam followers
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ratchet
and pawl
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crank
mechanisms
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crank
and slider
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application
of screw mechanisms:
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for
clamping
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to
control movement
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for
lifting
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ball
screws
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couplings
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flanged
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split
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flexible
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universal
joint
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friction
used to oppose motion:
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brakes
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clamps
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grips
/ knurling
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reducing
friction by the use of lubricants
and bearings
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lubrication
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bearings:
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bush
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ball
bearing
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roller
bearing
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mechanisms
used on a bicycle.
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workshop
safety rules
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workshop
safety in detail
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risk
assessment exercises
Learning
Objectives
Students
will learn that:
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there
are different types of motion
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motion
can be controlled by mechanisms
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mechanisms
can be used to transmit motion and
force
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friction
opposed motion
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the
effects of friction can be
utilised in designs
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the
effects of friction can be reduced
by using lubricants and bearings
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there
are lubricants for specific
environments and conditions
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there
are bearings for specific purposes
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common
products such as bicycles utilise
many mechanisms and mechanical
systems.
With
regard to safety, students will learn:
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safety
rules
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designer's
safety responsibility
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risk
assessment
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safety
rules and defined procedures
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hazard
warnings and instructions
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safe
materials
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safe
storage of materials
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tool
safety
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safety
features on tools
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safe
working practices
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safe
working area
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product
safety
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to
write risk assessments.
View
demo animation.
Suitable
for Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 pupils. Two
versions in one package. The
Mechanisms Animation package contains
two versions of the product. One
version has installer software for
installing the product onto a computer
hard drive. The other version is
a CD version. The CD version has
autorun files that make it suitable
for copying onto CDs. The CD
version is intended for schools that
have paid for a school site licence to
copy the software onto CDs for pupils
enrolled at their school (only)
and for it to be a convenient way for
teachers to take the software into
classrooms with an interactive white
board. (If it's not installed on
the school's internal ICT network)
Click
here to view a note about "Active Content"
in this product.
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Product
cost |
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Mechanisms
Animations
Download from our website (Approx. 5.08MB) |
Single
user licence: £15 |
| School
site licence: £40 |
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Minimum
System Requirements |
| Disk
space:............................ |
5.08
MB |
| Platform:................................. |
PC |
| Screen
resolution:.................. |
800
x 600 |
| OS
Compatibility................... |
Microsoft
Windows 2000 and later. |
| Browser:................................. |
Internet
Explorer, Firefox |
| Media:.................................... |
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software |
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products will be zipped files.
You will need software that is capable
of unzipping files. If you do
not have unzipping software, one may
be downloaded free of charge from
http://www.7-zip.org.
Instructions:
Download
the first file on the 7-zip home page,
i.e.
Download
7-Zip 4.42 (2006-05-14) for Windows:
Download .exe 32-bit
818 KB
Install
7-zip then move the Multimedia Design
and Technology Education zipped file
to drive C: and unzip it using 7-zip.
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