After Luo Chong assigned the development tasks, Lin Fei began assembling the research teams. In a single day, he assigned every research group Luo Chong had arranged to its responsible person, clarifying who was in charge of each group and how many members it had.
Once everyone had been gathered, Luo Chong gave them another major lecture. He went over everything he had previously explained about the relationship between pressure and compressive force, as well as the theory behind amplifying force through liquid transmission. It truly opened their eyes.
Two days later, Luo Chong's Personal Guard brought several mechanical models and blueprints from his home. After that came even more detailed explanations. He spent a full week simply lecturing these people.
The material this time was more detailed, and the lessons were divided by group. They covered such things as the working principles of the Plunger Pump and force conversion—what size Plunger Pump was needed to support machinery of a given weight.
As for the team responsible for vehicle bodies and mechanical manufacturing, Luo Chong mainly taught them about levers, counterweights, centers of gravity, and similar matters. Take an excavator, for example. It had a large mechanical arm mounted on one side, and the bucket at the end of that arm had to carry heavy loads. If the opposite side of the vehicle body lacked additional counterweights, it would unquestionably be crushed into tipping over. Thus, knowledge of counterweights, centers of gravity, levers, and the like became the top priority in designing the vehicle body.
The same applied to loaders. They were vehicles with severely offset centers of gravity, and adding no counterweights was simply out of the question.
Fortunately, Luo Chong had created model designs for these machines based on his memories from his previous life. They gave everyone