Mech
Mech
Mech
Semester 2K
Mechanical
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Lecture in
(Academic Year:2023-24)
COURSE: ME-2K
PLACE :- DHULE
The success and final outcome of this project required a lot of guidance and
assistance from many people and we are extremely privileged to have got this all
along the completionof our project. All that we have done is only due to such
supervision and assistansted we would not forget to thank them.
We are extremely thankful to Mr. Wadekar Sir for providing such a nice
support and guidance. We heartily thank Mr. P. G. Gadhari, Head of
Department in Mechanical Engineering, for his guidance, suggestions and
encouragement during this project work.
We our deep gratitude to our project guide Prof. Sharad D. Kachave Sir
Lecturer in Mechanical Department, who took keen interest on our project
work and guided us all along, till the completion of our project work by providing
all the necessary information fordeveloping a good system. We would not forget
to remember.
Shell or frame – This is the outer casing of the pulley. Pulley wheel or sheave
This is the wheel-shaped part
Axle – The axle is the shaft on which the pulley wheel rotates.
Rope groove – The groove in the pulley wheel where the rope or belt runs.
In a two pulley block system, the mechanical advantage is equal to the number of
rope sections supporting the load. If there are two rope sections supporting
the load, the mechanical advantage is 2.
P=W/4
M.A=W/P
=W/ w/4 =4
Application of two Sheave Pulley block:-
Sheaves are also Commonly known as Pulleys, and when two or More
pulleys are used Together for extra Strength, this is known as
a sheave block. Rope pulleys were used as far back as the 1500s to hoist water
out of wells, and they were likely used to lift and move heavy rocks that created
Stonehenge in the UK
Sheaves are also commonly known as pulleys, and when two or more
pulleys are used together for extra strength, this is known as a sheave block.
Rope pulleys were used as far back as the 1500s to hoist water out of wells,
and they were likely used to lift and move heavy rocks that created
Stonehenge in the UK.
Over the centuries, the overall design of sheave blocks has not changed too
much. These days, they are typically made with an alloy mix of iron and
steel. Some models also add carbon and silicon for extra durability.
While sheaves may be a relatively small piece of hardware, they play a
crucial part in mechanical engineering and lifting equipment. They are used in
tandem with a rope, belt,or cable to lift items with a crane.
Essentially, a sheave is a wheel with an open groove that a rope or cable
fits around so it can rotate around the exterior. One end of the cable is
attached to an item that needs to be moved, while the other is attached to a
fixed object, like the base of a crane. The cable smoothly moves over the
wheel of the sheave as it is wound up on the fixed object, lifting the other object
into the air.