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Gear minimize power loss

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I need ur help to resolve function.I tried my best..held up long time...



Thanks

Prakash
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You need to define g (greek gamma) for power loss worm gear to work

You need to review the tutorials and quick sheets about minimiz/maximize.

Your definition of Po fails because it depends on Fn, which you have not defined.

Your subsequent definition of f fails formally because Po is not defined. But it has a more basic failure. f is defined to be a function of the formal parameters ag, β, and μ. But none of these is actually used in the expression defining f. In Mathcad all functional dependencies must be explicit. There are no implicit dependencies, references to previously defined variables are references to their values at the point of reference.

In addition, all variables used in a solve block must be previously defined. That includes the unkowns, which have to have guess values (often good gues values) defined.
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what I got so far,

The term L is undefined therefore it reverts to the built in unit Litre. It shopuld be a length (m)instead it is a volume (m^3). The way f is defined it cannot accept input variables. They are hard coded in the fundtion description.

TOK

Dear all,
Thanks for ur valuable replies.sorry to some manual entry mistakes.

AS per Toms advice i have gone thro the two tutorials as said.
But considering my problem i cannot formulate....

As u told only Ft data availble.remaining other things(Ft2,Ftr1,Fn,Fr1 are to be found)

Can i split the problem into two?

Journal paper ref. also attaced

Thanking u
Prakash

On 12/19/2009 4:44:34 PM, racekoen wrote:
>what I got so far,
>
>The term L is undefined
>therefore it reverts to the
>built in unit Litre. It
>shopuld be a length (m)instead
>it is a volume (m^3). The way
>f is defined it cannot accept
>input variables. They are hard
>coded in the fundtion
>description.
>
>TOK

Dear Mr.TOK i cannot access the attachment
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