How Levers, Pulleys and Gears Work - YouTube
Aircraft construction relies heavily on rivets, not welding. This video explores the reasons, including material properties and vibration resistance, showcasing various riveting techniques. Future innovations like friction stir welding and adhesives are also examined.
The bundle with CuriosityStream is no longer available - sign up directly for Nebula with this link to get the discount! https://go.nebula.tv/theefficientengineer Watch the bonus video on hydraulic systems here: https://nebula.tv/videos/the-efficient-engineer-understanding-hydraulic-systems ⚙️ This video explores different methods that can be use to amplify a force, and focuses on three types of machine - levers, pulleys and gears. The amplification of a force is called mechanical advantage, and it is useful for a wide range of applications, like lifting heavy loads. --- Many thanks to…
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