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A�Quick�Guide�to�Levers
3rd Class Levers
Compound 2nd Class levers.
Fig. 5
Nutcrackers are made from two 2nd Class
levers. The effort is applied to the effort arms
when a hand squeezes them together, the load
is the resistance of the nut’s shell to cracking
and the fulcrum is the hinge.
Key facts
In a 3rd Class lever:
• The effort is between the fulcrum and
the load.
 • Theeffortandloadmoveinthe
same direction.
 • 3rdClassleversalwaysincreasethe
speed the load moves because the effort
is always positioned closer to the fulcrum
than the load. (See Fig. 5). Applying the
effort close to the fulcrum requires a large
input force but the effort arm only moves
through a small distance. The opposite
end of the lever (or load arm), however,
moves through a greater distance, at a
faster speed, but with less force.
In Fig. 6 the load is located twice as far
from the fulcrum as the effort. In this
example the load moves twice as fast as
the effort, because it must move double
the distance in the same amount of time.
That’s the trade off. In order to get greater
speed, a large effort force is needed to
move a small load.
Fig. 6
• 2nd Class levers always amplify the output
force. In this type of lever arrangement,
the load is always closer to the fulcrum
than the effort force. This means the effort
arm will be longer than the load arm (see
diagram). The longer the effort arm, the
more the effort force is amplified where
it is needed, so making it easier to move
the load. With a 2nd Class lever, therefore,
it is possible to move a large load with a
smaller effort.
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