The disadvantage of a fixed pulley is that if it's not fixed in a location where you need it, it's used less.
Advantages of a fixed pulley include a simple design, providing mechanical advantage to lift heavy loads by distributing the force required. However, a fixed pulley does not change the direction of the force applied, so lifting can still be strenuous as the distance remains the same.
An example of a fixed pulley is a flagpole. The pulley is attached to the top of the pole, and the rope passes through it to help raise and lower the flag. The pulley remains stationary as the flag is moved up and down by pulling on the rope.
A well is a fixed pulley. It changes the direction of the force applied to lift a bucket of water, but it does not move itself.
A fixed pulley is a pulley that is attached to a support. It does not reduce the effort needed to lift the load, but rather changes the direction of the applied force.An example of a fixed pulley would be the rope pulley on a well. This is a fixed pulley because the pulley doesn't move (it is attached to the overhead structure).
One fixed pulley and two moveable pulleys would give a mechanical advantage of 3. The rope would go through the fixed pulley, then the first moveable pulley, back through the fixed pulley, and finally through the second moveable pulley.
Advantages of a fixed pulley include a simple design, providing mechanical advantage to lift heavy loads by distributing the force required. However, a fixed pulley does not change the direction of the force applied, so lifting can still be strenuous as the distance remains the same.
Movable pulley is attache to the object you are moving while Fixed Pulley changes direction of the applied force.LaDy_caRoLi "Christine carren alcantara"
The fixed pulley only changes the direction of the force applied.
single fixed pulley, single movable pulley and single fixed and movable pulley. :-)
a fixed pulley is a pulley that stays at one place to pick up an object. A clothes hanger is a fixed pulley.....this is all i know good luck...
fixed and movable pulleys can be combined.
Yes
It is a fixed pulley
multiply
Yes, there is no difference
An example of a fixed pulley is a flagpole. The pulley is attached to the top of the pole, and the rope passes through it to help raise and lower the flag. The pulley remains stationary as the flag is moved up and down by pulling on the rope.
With the string from the movable pulley