In the figure below, a motor with power 150kw and speed of 2500 rpm is connected to shaft 1(by coupling) in a clockwise direction. Shaft 2 is connected to shaft 1 by gears 1 and 2. If 30% of the power is consumed by the gear3 and 9% by the pulley and 61% by the sprocket, draw torque diagrams for both shafts. If the pressure angle of the gears is 20 degrees to the x-axis, Calculate the reaction forces of the bearings and draw the bending moment diagrams for both shafts according to the information below: Lengths: AB=90mm/BC=GH=50mm/CD=HI=60mm/DE=IJ=80mm Diameters: dG1=dG2=47mm/dG3=20mm/ d(pulley)=35mm/d(sprocket)=40mm Motor Gear T(ew) LB BE Bearing KATAST (c Gear1 Sprocket Gear2 Ta Ofu shaft 5₂ Palley shaft2

In the figure below, a motor with power 150kw and speed of 2500 rpm is connected to shaft 1(by coupling) in a clockwise direction. Shaft 2 is connected to shaft 1 by gears 1 and 2. If 30% of the power is consumed by the gear3 and 9% by the pulley and 61% by the sprocket, draw torque diagrams for both shafts. If the pressure angle of the gears is 20 degrees to the x-axis, Calculate the reaction forces of the bearings and draw the bending moment diagrams for both shafts according to the information below: Lengths: AB=90mm/BC=GH=50mm/CD=HI=60mm/DE=IJ=80mm Diameters: dG1=dG2=47mm/dG3=20mm/ d(pulley)=35mm/d(sprocket)=40mm Motor Gear T(ew) LB BE Bearing KATAST (c Gear1 Sprocket Gear2 Ta Ofu shaft 5₂ Palley shaft2

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