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Technology Exploration-I Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines PREPARED BY Curriculum Development Unit August 2013 Applied Technology High Schools, 2013

Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines Module Objectives After the completion of this module, students should be able to: identify the different mechanisms used in our daily life; List the types of motion and give examples; explain the general purpose of a machine and how it makes our lives easier; name the six different simple machines and state the purpose of each; provide examples of the applications of simple machines; identify the six different simple machines from the given prototype Module Contents No. Topic Page 1.1 Introduction to Technology 3 1.2 Mechanisms and Motion 5 1.3 Simple Machines 7 1.4 Lab Activity 11 1.5 Assignment 12 2 Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines

1.1 Introduction to Technology If you could think back for a moment of what it might have been like to live in the 18 th century in a small Emirati village in the year 1855, what would come to mind? What would you find? For example, would you cook your food using wood/fire or an oven? How would you eat your food? What would be the mean of transportation from one city to another? How would you send a message to your family? Would you have a cell phone to use? What is the difference between then and now? Was it easier back then or is it easier now? The answer is Technology! Our world is running on technology. Most of the products such as your cell phones, microwaves, cars, washing machines you use today are a result of technology. These products are scientific inventions combined with Engineering which have allowed people to invent products and made our life easier. Figure 1.1: Life today and in the past Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines 3

1.1.1 Class Activity 1 1. Think about a piece of technology you use today such as a cell phone or a bicycle. List all the items required to build that product. Also, include the type of material(s) the product is made from.. 4 Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines

1.2 Mechanisms and Motion In our daily life, we are surrounded by and use a variety of mechanisms that make our life easier. A mechanism is simply an assembly of moving parts performing a complete functional motion. Mechanisms as simple as door handles, light switches, parts of a bicycle and cars are only a few examples. In the past, the mechanisms in old machines such as steam engines were visible. Today these mechanisms in most machines are hidden behind panels and covers. Mechanisms can be used to change the speed, direction or force needed to perform something. Mechanisms need to be operated by energy, someone or something. They are concerned with motion and motion can be of four different types as follows: Linear motion: movement in a straight line. Rotary motion: movement round and round in a circle. Reciprocating motion: movement side to side, or up and down. Oscillatory motion: back and forth swinging movement. The figures below demonstrate examples of all the four different types: Figure 1.2: Linear motion Figure 1.3: Rotary motion Figure 1.4: Reciprocating motion Figure 1.5: Oscillatory motion Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines 5

Motions can be changed from one form to another. This change in motions is achieved by using various mechanisms. For example, a clock mechanism can convert rotary motion into oscillating motion. 1.2.1 Class Activity 2 Name the product and the type of motion illustrated in each of the examples given below. Draw arrows to indicate the direction of motion. Product A: Product: Type of motion: Product B: Product: Type of motion: Product C: Product: Type of motion: 6 Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines

1.3 Simple Machines Mechanisms are performed by simple machines that are simple tools. These simple tools make our work easier. The furniture movers use a ramp to slide boxes into a truck. The gardeners use a hand shovel to help break through the weeds. The children use a see-saw to go up and down. The ramp, the shovel, and the see-saw shown in the figures 1.6, 1.7 and 1.8 respectively are examples of simple machines. Figure 1.6: Ramp Figure 1.7: Shovel Figure 1.8: See-saw A simple machine is a mechanical device that changes the direction or magnitude of a force. There are six classical simple machines as illustrated in figure 1.9: Figure 1.9: Six simple machines Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines 7

These simple machines can be used to build more complicated ones such as car engines illustrated in Fig. 1.10. A machine that consists of two or more simple machines put together is called a compound machine. Figure 1.10: The car engine is built using many simple machines. 1.3.1 Class Activity 3 Use the link below to participate in an online activity that will help you familiarize with the purpose of each of the simple machines. http://www.msichicago.org/fileadmin/activities/games/simple_machines/ Help the robot Twitch collect parts for his work at the museum with the help of simple machines. 8 Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines

On completing the activity, answer the questions given below: 1. Simple Machine 1: Why do we use this machine? What is the example given in this activity? Write another example to demonstrate the application of this machine 2. Simple Machine 2: Why do we use this machine? What is the example given in this activity? Write another example to demonstrate the application of this machine Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines 9

3. Simple Machine 3: Why do we use this machine? What is the example given in this activity? Write another example to demonstrate the application of this machine 4. Simple Machine 4: Why do we use this machine? What is the example given in this activity? Write another example to demonstrate the application of this machine 10 Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines

1.4 Lab Activity Objective: To identify the simple machines in the given prototype of a ramp. Background Information: Ramps have been used since ancient times to help move heavy objects or large quantities of materials from one level to another. Today, automobile transport services use ramp on their trucks to load multiple vehicles on one transport. These multi-vehicle transports use ramps for easy use, safety and efficiency. Procedure: 1. Observe the ramp closely, operate it and understand its function. 2. Identify the simple machines used in the ramp. 3. Write the name of the simple machine and explain why it has been used in the ramp. Use the table below to write your answers. Simple Machine Purpose Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines 11

1.5 Assignment Task1: The figure below shows a bicycle that is a compound machine. Label all the simple machines in the bicycle? Task 2: Visit the following website to understand more about Simple and Compound machines. http://www.edheads.org/activities/simple-machines/frame_loader.htm Task 3: Go to the following website: http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/design/systemscontrol/mecha nismsrev8.shtml Realize how some mechanisms take one type of input motion, and output it as a different type of motion. 12 Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines

Task 4: Match each tool (shown on the left) with the correct simple machine type (shown on the right) in the table below. Write the corresponding number in the space provided: 1. Screw 2. Wedge 3. Lever Pulley 4. Wheel and Axle 5. Incline plane 6 Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines 13

Student Notes 14 Module 1: Introduction to Simple Machines