They allow for a mechanical link from the engines crankshaft, to other components of the vehicle. (Via the drive belt)
They also allow for variable ratio's, to allow for items attached to the belt to turn at different speeds then that of your crankshaft.
Example:
Your crankshaft turns at 1000RPM,
Your alternator turns at 2000 RPM.
This is achieved by having a smaller pulley on your alternator then what is on your crank.
You can also have idler pulleys, and these merely provide a means to effectively route the drive belt.
yes car engines are pulleys
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Yes, the belt system has pulleys.
Bavarian Motor Works
A car motor works because it has gas and a spark, the two things that make most motors work.
An elevator works by using a system of pulleys and counterweights to lift and lower the elevator car. When the elevator is called to a certain floor, an electric motor turns a pulley system that moves the car up or down along a track. The counterweight helps balance the weight of the car and its passengers, making the movement smoother and more efficient.
It depends on the motor. The fan is driven by an electric motor, and it can use a dc motor (as in a car) or an ac motor (as in a house). They are not interchangeable.
Yes, it stands for Bavarian Motor Works.
BMW (Bavarian Motor Works).
The window motor drives a cable witch is routed around a couple of pulleys. The cable may have come off of one of the pulleys or the cable may have broken. The repair is very involved and should not be tried by anyone not familiar with window regulators.
To create an elevator using pulleys and gears, you would first need a sturdy frame to support the system. Install a pulley system at the top, with one or more pulleys attached to a motor that drives the movement. A gear mechanism can be used to increase the torque of the motor, allowing it to lift a platform or cabin efficiently. By attaching the platform to the pulley system with a strong cable, you can raise and lower it as the motor turns the pulleys.