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    Electromagnetic Crane - Description

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    This document summarizes a student project to build a small-scale electromagnetic crane. It describes how full-size electromagnetic cranes work to lift and move ferrous metals using magnetism created by electric currents. The student's prototype operates on similar principles to lift screws out of a cup using magnetism, demonstrating their understanding of electromagnetism. The summary details the prototype's design process and materials used to successfully create a working model of an electromagnetic crane in miniature.

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    This document summarizes a student project to build a small-scale electromagnetic crane. It describes how full-size electromagnetic cranes work to lift and move ferrous metals using magnetism created by electric currents. The student's prototype operates on similar principles to lift screws out of a cup using magnetism, demonstrating their understanding of electromagnetism. The summary details the prototype's design process and materials used to successfully create a working model of an electromagnetic crane in miniature.

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    This document summarizes a student project to build a small-scale electromagnetic crane. It describes how full-size electromagnetic cranes work to lift and move ferrous metals using magnetism created by electric currents. The student's prototype operates on similar principles to lift screws out of a cup using magnetism, demonstrating their understanding of electromagnetism. The summary details the prototype's design process and materials used to successfully create a working model of an electromagnetic crane in miniature.

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    Electromagnetic Crane - Description

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    TATUM LOMBARDI CMS8 Search this site

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    Pre-Engineering​ > ​C ircuits​ > ​
    2014 Tatum
    Lombardi CMS8
    Pre-Engineering
    Electromagnetic Crane
    Catapult
    Circuits
    Dc Motors and Objective of an actual crane : Objective of the Pre-Engineered
    Magnets
    These large cranes are used to pick up and move metals Prototype:
    Independent
    Project containing things such as steel and iron, which is This small prototype of the crane, does mostly the same
    Paper Tower primarily found in recycling plants and junk yards. The thing . It has the same principle, except that it does not
    Challenge 1 electromagnetic cranes work by using a magnetic field pick up ferrous metals from a recycling plant or a
    Paper Tower that is created by an electric current that can be turned junkyard, but can simply magnetically lift screws out a
    Challenge 2
    off and on whenever it is necessary. The electromagnet cup.
    Roller Coaster
    consists of an iron middle with a wire wrapped around it,
    Roller Coaster
    which is where the electric current travels.
    Rube Goldberg
    Safety Box Build
    Rockets
    Sitemap

    This is a real life electromagnetic crane .


    This is our electromagnetic crane in progress .

    The re-design process has been used quite often , we had


    to make 3 models before we finally got it right .

    - Design Process -

    Materials :
    -washers
    -eye lit screws
    -2 batteries
    -wooden base
    -square dowels
    -paper clip
    -electromagnetic wires
    -screws
    -nail
    -paint sticks
    -wooden battery holder
    -bolt w/ electromagnetic wire
    -zip ties
    -cup holder screw

    Key Words :
    - Electromagnetism
    - Crane
    - Mining
    - Invert-er
    - H-Bridge

    Definitions :
    e·lec·tro·mag·net·ic
    adjective
    of or relating to the interrelation of electric currents or
    An electromagnetic cranes job is to get metals from fields and magnetic fields.
    one place to another . This diagram is to show exactly
    how this works and what it does . Our crane does this
    H bridge
    same thing, but instead of large metals , we move small
    An H bridge is an electronic circuit that enables a
    things such as screws . The electromagnet on the crane
    voltage to be applied across a load in either direction.
    picks the metals up using magnetism . It then brings it These circuits are often used in robotics and other
    over and cutting/clicking off the magnetism, it releases applications to allow DC motors to run forwards and
    backwards.
    the metal from the magnets "grip".

    fer·rous
    Tools Used :
    -band saw adjective
    -drill press (chiefly of metals) containing or consisting of
    -handheld drill iron.
    -handheld impact driver
    -clamp
    - wire cutter
    -pliers
    Hand-held tool

    Band-saw & drill press

    Sander

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