37000 RPM Gear Train
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- I built a gear train using plastic bricks with a gear ratio of 1:625. As a result, if you rotate the lever in one second, it will reach a rotational speed of 37,000 RPM. The final section of the video illustrates this concept, but my plastic bricks are too weak to spin the lever without breaking. Therefore, I accelerated the last section to represent it conceptually.
I like how you compared the speed to other things like a car or a jet engine
@@evanwhite2845 Thanks
nice, now make it run doom
thanks I really wanted to know how gear ratios worked. this really helped
@@arnavmittal8829 Thank you!
cool vid
@@Sp0kzy thanks! it means a lot
wouldnt a flywheel be helpful in increasing the speed?
@@nekrugderzweite8298 thats a great question, I will test that soon
If a 3rd party motor is added to the system, how much further could you take this?
@@JamesTDG That's a great question. As we add more gears, the lever becomes harder to move, and the small LEGO motors likely won't be able to handle it. However, I can use my powerful drill to test the system's limits. While the system may break, it is worth exploring
@@fmscientia its not a question of 'it may breake' .. its guaranteed to fail...
..as u metion a very well balanced system as a car engine will not handle 7500+ rpm well for long periods...
...but its a greate way of learning... keep experimenting... just remeber sefety of urself and others..
a tip: use bearings with small radius and small balls that r rated for high speeds (SKF Sweden does excellent bearings)... just remeber at high speed an exploading bearing has a kinetik energy thats is very very large... be safe...
@@Patrik6920 Thank you! I will follow your advice.
@@fmscientia ..composite material or ceramic bearings ar well suited for high speed 40000 rpm+ as thay have a very low weight but still hard or harder than steel .. but yes thay cost... Silicon Nitride ...
@@Patrik6920 I will try to get access to those materials