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Some Examples of Mechanisms from everyday life: -III:
Paint Can Shaker
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For liquids with a very high viscocity-
such as paints a through mixing is hard to get (sometimes you must
use a spool and whirl inside the can, which is quite messy) Mechanism
shown shakes the can in all directions, thus obtaining a uniform mix
even for jelly-like liquids. The can is placed rigidly onto the green
box and the electric motor rotates the red lever (The motion of the
can is similar to the belly motion of a good belly dancer. |
Gears
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In many mechanical systems we use gears
to change the speed of the electric motor to a speed at which our
machine can operate. |
Car Wipers
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Think of using cars without wipers!!!
Of course it was the combustion engine which changed
our way of travel but without the wiper and the starter motor I wonder
how many of us would be using cars that often with such ease. One
can use the car in rainy wheather only with this simple mechanism.
Figure shows a simple wiper mechanism used in some Fiat cars. There
are several different designs (For example in Mercedes cars there
is a single wiper blade). |
UMBRELLA
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Yes! the simple device that we use to
protect us from rain or shine uses mechanisms. The one shown is what
you usually see at the beaches. The mechanism used in foldable umberellas
that we carry has a different mechanism |
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