A power of 120 kW is transmitted into a single reduction gear system through a pinion with 250 mm pitch circle diameter. Subsequently, the pinion which is supported in bearings on either side rotates at the speed of 650 r.p.m. If the pinion's pressure angle is 20° calculate: 2.1. the torque transmitted, 2.2. the tangential load on the pinion, 2.3. the total load due to the power transmitted.

A power of 120 kW is transmitted into a single reduction gear system through a pinion with 250 mm pitch circle diameter. Subsequently, the pinion which is supported in bearings on either side rotates at the speed of 650 r.p.m. If the pinion's pressure angle is 20° calculate: 2.1. the torque transmitted, 2.2. the tangential load on the pinion, 2.3. the total load due to the power transmitted.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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