Screw jack is a non reversible machine,as it does not return to its original position even after the load is applied
Compound machines are things that are made up of 1 or more simple machines. A screw isn't made up of any simple machines unless you count the screw as a simple machine.
Yes. It is a screw action, which is a simple machine.
Screw
inclined plane and screw
yes
A screw jack is an example.
the law of the machine is an expression which gives the relationship between the load on a machine and the applied effort
a reversible machine is a machine which is in itself a perpetual motion machine I am guessing.
Self locking machine has efficiency less than 50% but reversible machines has efficiency more than 50%
Tak up a screw & jack then i will be a screw jack ahahahah
A screw jack is just that, a big screw in a base. As the screw is screwed out, it raises whatever it is under. A scissor jack that is in most new cars uses a screw to pull the jack together which causes it to raise up.
The effort is applied in the screw jack by turning the head of the screw. This then turns the jack a certain amount according to the pitch.
Screw
A screw-type scissors jack is an inclined plane. The threads on the screw is the plane wrapped around the shaft. The shaft is rotated by the means of a lever.An hydraulic (bottle) jack is usually a compound machine. It will have a screw in the piston to take up the slack and the hydraulic piston is actuated by a lever.An hydraulic wheeled floor jack will also be a compound machine. The handle that pumps the piston is a lever and the piston often pushes on a pantograph to raise the tongue. The pantograph is a set of levers.A buggy jack is a form of inclined plane.A bumper jack (the sort that consists of a post and a traveling mechanism) is an example of a lever.The last two examples are simple machines. See the links for pix.
A screw-type scissors jack is an inclined plane. The threads on the screw is the plane wrapped around the shaft. The shaft is rotated by the means of a lever.An hydraulic (bottle) jack is usually a compound machine. It will have a screw in the piston to take up the slack and the hydraulic piston is actuated by a lever.An hydraulic wheeled floor jack will also be a compound machine. The handle that pumps the piston is a lever and the piston often pushes on a pantograph to raise the tongue. The pantograph is a set of levers.A buggy jack is a form of inclined plane.A bumper jack (the sort that consists of a post and a traveling mechanism) is an example of a lever.The last two examples are simple machines. See the links for pix.
Examples are Screwing in a screw - Unscrewing a screw Opening a door - Closing a door etc. Hope this helps
Yes, a screw Jack Can be operated by electrically or manually.