A torque T = 0.30 N-m is applied to a bevel gear B. Bevel gear D meshes with gear B and drives pump A. Gear B has a radius of gyration of 150 mm and a weight of 50 N, whereas gear D and the im- peller of pump A have a combined radius of gy- ration of 50 mm and a weight of 100 N. Find how many revolutions of gear B are needed to get the pump up to 200 rpm from rest. What is the power output of the pump at this speed if it is 90% efficient. 10) A torque T = 0.30 N-m is applied to a bevel gear B. Bevel gear D meshes withgear B and drives pump A. Gear B has a radius of gyration of 150 mm and aweight of 50 N, whereas gear D and the im-peller of pump A have a combined radius of gy-ration of 50 mm and a weight of 100 N. Findhow many revolutions of gear B are needed toget the pump up to 200 rpm from rest. What isthe power output of the pump at this speed if itis 90% efficient.B-400 mm-150 mmA

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A torque T = 0.30 N-m is applied to a bevel gear B. Bevel gear D meshes with gear B and drives pump A. Gear B has a radius of gyration of 150 mm and a weight of 50 N, whereas gear D and the im- peller of pump A have a combined radius of gy- ration of 50 mm and a weight of 100 N. Find how many revolutions of gear B are needed to get the pump up to 200 rpm from rest. What is the power output of the pump at this speed if it is 90% efficient

A torque T = 0.30 N-m is applied to a bevel gear B. Bevel gear D meshes with gear B and drives pump A. Gear B has a radius of gyration of 150 mm and a weight of 50 N, whereas gear D and the im- peller of pump A have a combined radius of gy- ration of 50 mm and a weight of 100 N. Find how many revolutions of gear B are needed to get the pump up to 200 rpm from rest. What is the power output of the pump at this speed if it is 90% efficient

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