velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known Calculator

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✖Distance moved due to effort is the displacement produced by effort.ⓘ Distance moved due to effort [D]			+10% -10%
✖Distance moved due to load is the displacement produced by load.ⓘ Distance moved due to load [d]			+10% -10%

✖Velocity ratio is defined as the ratio of the distance moved by effort and load, in the same time interval.ⓘ velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known [v_ratio]

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Velocity ratio=2*Radii of the larger pulley/(Radii of the larger pulley-Radii of the smaller pulley) GO

Velocity ratio of simple belt drive when thickness considered

Velocity ratio=(Diameter of the driver+Thickness)/(Diameter of the follower+Thickness) GO

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Velocity ratio=Product of diameters of drivers/ Product of diameters of drivens GO

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Velocity ratio=Speed of the follower in r.p.m/Speed of the driver in r.p.m GO

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Velocity ratio=Speed of last driven pulley/Speed of first driver GO

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Velocity ratio

Velocity ratio=No. of teeth on driven/No. of teeth on driver GO

velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known Formula

Velocity ratio=(Distance moved due to effort)/(Distance moved due to load)
v<sub>ratio</sub>=(D)/(d)

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What is velocity ratio?

Velocity ratio is the ratio of distance moved by the effort to distance moved by load in the same interval of time.

How to Calculate velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known?

velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known calculator uses Velocity ratio=(Distance moved due to effort)/(Distance moved due to load) to calculate the Velocity ratio, The velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known formula is defined as the ratio of distance moved by effort to distance moved by load. Velocity ratio and is denoted by v_ratio symbol.

How to calculate velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known, enter Distance moved due to effort (D) and Distance moved due to load (d) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known calculation can be explained with given input values -> 3 = (12)/(4).

FAQ

What is velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known?

The velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known formula is defined as the ratio of distance moved by effort to distance moved by load and is represented as v_ratio=(D)/(d) or Velocity ratio=(Distance moved due to effort)/(Distance moved due to load). Distance moved due to effort is the displacement produced by effort and Distance moved due to load is the displacement produced by load.

How to calculate velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known?

The velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known formula is defined as the ratio of distance moved by effort to distance moved by load is calculated using Velocity ratio=(Distance moved due to effort)/(Distance moved due to load). To calculate velocity ratio if distance moved due to effort and distance moved due to load is known, you need Distance moved due to effort (D) and Distance moved due to load (d). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Distance moved due to effort and Distance moved due to load and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

How many ways are there to calculate Velocity ratio?

In this formula, Velocity ratio uses Distance moved due to effort and Distance moved due to load. We can use 11 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

Velocity ratio=Speed of the follower in r.p.m/Speed of the driver in r.p.m
Velocity ratio=Product of diameters of drivers/ Product of diameters of drivens
Velocity ratio=Speed of last driven pulley/Speed of first driver
Velocity ratio=Diameter of the driver/Diameter of the follower
Velocity ratio=(Diameter of the driver+Thickness)/(Diameter of the follower+Thickness)
Velocity ratio=(Diameter of the driver+Thickness)*(1-(0.01*Total percentage of slip))/(Diameter of the follower+Thickness)
Velocity ratio=(Diameter of the driver*(Young's Modulus+sqrt(Stress in the belt on the slack side of belt)))/(Diameter of the follower*(Young's Modulus+sqrt(Stress in the belt on the tight side of belt)))
Velocity ratio=No. of teeth on driven/No. of teeth on driver
Velocity ratio=Product of the number of teeth on the drivens/Product of the number of teeth on the drivers
Velocity ratio=2*Number of teeth of larger pulley/(Number of teeth of larger pulley-Number of teeth of smaller pulley)
Velocity ratio=2*Radii of the larger pulley/(Radii of the larger pulley-Radii of the smaller pulley)

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