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    Torque calculation

    Torque=Force X radius of the Gear For example, You apply 2400 ft-lb of torque Force = 2400 ft-lb X 12"/5"= 5760 lb You need 12000 lb-ft The first Gear is 5" in radius the second Gear you need 8" The third Gear you need 15.625" Or you can increase the torque from 19.2 ft-lb to 96 ft-lb
  2. whang333

    Question on Calculating Force on a Roll Pin

    Downward force = coefficient of static friction X Spring Force coefficient of static friction for steel to steel is .15 to .25 Hope this will help you
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