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Page 1: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

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Page 2: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

What are Simple Machines?• A device that allows work to be performed

with less effort• A device with few or no moving parts• A device that makes work easier by

changing force, distance, or by changing the direction of the force

What are Compound Machines?Two or more simple machines working together to make the work easier

Page 3: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

The 6 Simple Machines

Page 4: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Lever

A rigid bar used to exert a pressure or sustain a weight by pivoting on its fulcrum

Page 5: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Effort

Load

Fulcrum

If the fulcrum is located at the midpoint of the lever arm and the effort is equal to the load, then the lever will be perfectly balanced.

Lever Arm

Parts of a Lever

Page 6: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Types of Levers

You can identify the different types of levers by the middle component.

Can you identify each type of lever on the next slide?

Page 8: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

A wheel is a lever arm that is fixed to a shaft, which is called an axle.

The wheel and axle move together as a simple lever to lift or to move an item by rolling.

Wheel & Axle

Page 9: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Examples of Wheel & Axles

Page 10: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

A grooved wheel around which a rope, belt, or chain passes

Used to change the direction or magnitude of a force

Pulleys

Page 11: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Examples of Pulleys

Page 12: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Pulley Systems

Page 13: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Flat surface set at an angle or incline

Most common inclined plane is a ramp

Able to lift objects by pushing or pulling the load

Inclined Plane

Page 14: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Examples of Inclined Planes

Page 15: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Functions as a moving inclined plane

Tapers to a thin edge and is used for splitting or for tightening by being driven into something

Wedge

Page 16: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Almost all cutting tools make use of the wedge.

Examples of Wedges

Page 17: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

An inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder, forming the path and pitch

Pitch is the distance between two threads

Screw

A screw is used as a threaded fastener. It changes rotary motion to linear force.

Page 18: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Examples of Screws

Page 19: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

What Kind of Simple Machine Is This?

Pulley Wedge Wheel and Axle

Lever Screw Inclined Plane

Page 20: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Compound Machines

• Compound machines consist of two or more simple machines put together.

• Most devices are compound machines.

• They can do more difficult jobs because their mechanical advantage is greater.

What two simple machines are in scissors?

First Class Lever and Wedge

Page 21: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Name the Simple Machines Present in Each Compound Machine

Page 22: Simple and Compound Machines. What are Simple Machines? A device that allows work to be performed with less effort A device with few or no moving parts.

Image Resources

Microsoft, Inc. (2009). Clip Art. Retrieved January 22, 2009, from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/clipart/default.aspx


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