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nevets48
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Hi,
I am tasked to design an elevation gearbox that will enable the operator to achieve precise elevation motion of a heavy load (700 to 800 kilograms) with manual force of about 100 N.
As the load is heavy and accuracy required, is it correct that I will need a gear reducing gearbox to act as a torque mulitplier?
I have the weight of the load and the ideal input force (100 N; to prevent fatigue of operator), but I do not know how to derive the gear ratio required for the gearbox.
Will appreciate if I can get any suggestions and help here.
Thanks!
I am tasked to design an elevation gearbox that will enable the operator to achieve precise elevation motion of a heavy load (700 to 800 kilograms) with manual force of about 100 N.
As the load is heavy and accuracy required, is it correct that I will need a gear reducing gearbox to act as a torque mulitplier?
I have the weight of the load and the ideal input force (100 N; to prevent fatigue of operator), but I do not know how to derive the gear ratio required for the gearbox.
Will appreciate if I can get any suggestions and help here.
Thanks!