solve, show all steps for given solution. The figure shown below represents a V-Belt drive system. Pulley #1 in the figure has a radius of 3 in andis being rotated by an electric motor delivering 5 hp at 1725 rpm. Pulley #2 has a radius of 14 in and isconnected to the input shaft of a reduction gearbox having a gear ratio of ŋ = 2.75. The output shaft ofthe gearbox drives a grain auger. If there is a 16% power loss for the entire V-Belt and reduction gearboxdrive system, what torque (expressed in units of lb ft) is applied to the auger shaft and what is therotational rate of the auger shaft (in units of rpm)?Pulley #1(Drive Pulley)DointelPulley #2(Driven Pulley)Ans. 164.1 lb ft and 134.4 rpm

Given:The radius of the Pulley-1, The rotational speed of the electric motor, The input power…

The figure shown below represents a V-Belt drive system. Pulley #1 in the figure has a radius of 3 in and is being rotated by an electric motor delivering 5 hp at 1725 rpm. Pulley #2 has a radius of 14 in and is connected to the input shaft of a reduction gearbox having a gear ratio of n = 2.75. The output shaft of the gearbox drives a grain auger. If there is a 16% power loss for the entire V-Belt and reduction gearbox drive system, what torque (expressed in units of lb ft) is applied to the auger shaft and what is the rotational rate of the auger shaft (in units of rpm)? Pulley #1 (Drive Pulley) Pulley #2 (Driven Pulley)

The figure shown below represents a V-Belt drive system. Pulley #1 in the figure has a radius of 3 in and is being rotated by an electric motor delivering 5 hp at 1725 rpm. Pulley #2 has a radius of 14 in and is connected to the input shaft of a reduction gearbox having a gear ratio of n = 2.75. The output shaft of the gearbox drives a grain auger. If there is a 16% power loss for the entire V-Belt and reduction gearbox drive system, what torque (expressed in units of lb ft) is applied to the auger shaft and what is the rotational rate of the auger shaft (in units of rpm)? Pulley #1 (Drive Pulley) Pulley #2 (Driven Pulley)

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Barry J. Goodno, James M. Gere

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Chapter3: Torsion

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3.7.12P

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