In TMD of two cycle machine as depicted in Figure below, the motor has maximum speedof 2970 rpm. Clearly, the minimum speed is extracted from work and torque of last cycle. The mass ofemployed flywheel is 25 kg and K equals to 20 cm. Calculate (1) Power, and (2) e.2000 N-m400 N-m/2Crank angle eənbjo.

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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