For students aged 16 to 18 who are heading toward engineering, the numbers matter. These simulators go beyond showing how a machine moves: they calculate the gear ratio, torque and power of every shaft in a gear train, the force needed in a block and tackle system, the speed ratio and slip of a belt drive, and the efficiency of a 4-stroke engine from its pressure-volume diagram. They are designed to check worked problems: solve one on paper, enter the same data and compare your results with the simulator.
4-Stroke Engine Simulator: Otto & Diesel4-stroke engine simulator for high school: the 3D cutaway engine and its pressure-volume diagram, synchronized stroke by stroke,…
Gear Train Simulator: Simple and CompoundGear train simulator in 3D: build a simple train of 2 to 4 gears, with idler gears, or…
Pulley System Simulator: Block and TacklePulley simulator in 3D: a fixed pulley, a movable pulley and block and tackle systems, factorial and exponential,…
Belt and Pulley Simulator: Speed RatioBelt and pulley simulator in 3D: open belt, crossed belt and stepped pulleys, like the head of a…
Pneumatic Cylinder Simulator in 3DPneumatic cylinder simulator in 3D, cut open so you can see inside. Choose single-acting or double-acting and press…