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Forum: Anything Goes 12-10-2007, 19:36

Replies: 48 mechanical aptitude Views: 1,351 Posted By Neil Re: mechanical aptitude Insult you, I actually paid you a complement. I have given you a link explaining how suction really works but you choose to ignore it. What else can I say to that? Unfortunately you appear unable...

Forum: Anything Goes 12-10-2007, 18:24

Replies: 48 mechanical aptitude Views: 1,351 Posted By Neil Re: mechanical aptitude In fact the title of the article is interesting because, as it mentions, a vacuum cleaner will not work on the moon. Here is a quote from this teaching website Workbench: You Can’t Vacuum the...

Forum: Anything Goes 12-10-2007, 18:04

Replies: 48 mechanical aptitude Views: 1,351 Posted By Neil Re: mechanical aptitude How many times do I have to say, the movement is from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure?

Forum: Anything Goes 12-10-2007, 10:07

Replies: 48 mechanical aptitude Views: 1,351 Posted By Neil Re: mechanical aptitude No blood is not sucked out of a dead body. You create a low pressure in the syringe, the body is at atmospheric pressure, so the blood moves to the low pressure in the syringe.

Forum: Anything Goes 12-10-2007, 07:23

Replies: 48 mechanical aptitude Views: 1,351 Posted By Neil Re: mechanical aptitude It depends where you are. In the cylinder you have negative pressure relative to outside it, outside the engine you have positive pressure relative to inside it. The air will move from a high...

Forum: Anything Goes 11-10-2007, 22:21

Replies: 48 mechanical aptitude Views: 1,351 Posted By Neil Re: mechanical aptitude This explains the gears a little better willow. Look how the outer gear is part of the gearbox casing so is held stationary. the 3 inner gears are fastened on a common plate and to the output shaft....

Forum: Anything Goes 11-10-2007, 22:16

Replies: 48 mechanical aptitude Views: 1,351 Posted By Neil Re: mechanical aptitude You need to understand what suction is to see why they asked the question and why they gave the answer they did. Suction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suction)

Forum: Anything Goes 11-10-2007, 21:42

Replies: 48 mechanical aptitude Views: 1,351 Posted By Neil Re: mechanical aptitude Howstuffworks "How Gear Ratios Work" (http://auto.howstuffworks.com/gear-ratio4.htm)

Forum: Anything Goes 11-10-2007, 21:16

Replies: 48 mechanical aptitude Views: 1,351 Posted By Neil Re: mechanical aptitude I started doing it but when I saw there were 50 questions I decided I could not be bothered. That and having to sort out stuff tonight for school tomorrow with Rhonda being in hospital over night...

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