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Bart wrote:
A load on the line is 1000 lbs. You have just lead a line through a block, around an angle of 180 degrees. What is the load on the sheave? [1 pt] 2000 lbs. For an angle of 90 degrees, what would be the load on the sheave? [1 pt] 2 x load x cos(angle/2) = 2000 cos(45) = 2000(.707) = 1,414 pounds At what angle does the sheave load match the line load? [1 pt] Load = 2 x load x cos(angle/2) cos(angle/2) = 1/2 angle = 2 inv_cos(1/2) = 2 * 60 = 120 degrees or pi/3 radians. //Walt |
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