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Paraphin [41]
3 years ago
12

Calcular el diámetro que debe tener en el embolo mayor un gato hidráulico, para obtener una fuerza de 3500N. Cuando el embolo me

nor tiene un diámetro de 16 cm y se le aplica una fuerza de 250N
Physics
1 answer:
Airida [17]3 years ago
5 0

Responder:

0.6 m

Explicación:

Responder:

0,15 m

Explicación:

Paso uno:

dado

Fuerza F = 250N

diámetro d1- 16 cm am = 0.16 m

A1 = πd1 ^ 2/4 = 3.142 * 0.16 ^ 2/4

= 0.02 m ^ 2

Carga L = 3500N

A2 =?

Segundo paso:

sabemos que la presión aplicada a un extremo para levantar una carga en el otro extremo se expresa matemáticamente como

F1 / A1 = F2 / A

sustituir

250 / 0.2 = 3500 / A

cruzar multiplicar

A2 = 0.02 * 3500/250

A2 = 70.3 / 250

A2 = 0.28

sabemos que área = πd ^ 2/4

0.28 = πd2 ^ 2/4

0.28 = 3.142 * d2 ^ 2/4

0.28 * 4 / 3.142 = d2 ^ 2

0.36 = d ^ 2

d = √0.36

d = 0.6 m

el diámetro debe ser de 0.6 m

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