The top half of a compound Epicyclic gearset is shown in Figure, with input shaft I rotating at a constant speed of 700 rpm in a clockwise direction and generating 12 kW input power.  The Annulus wheel A2 isform a compound wheel with gear O and connected to an auxiliary gear N on shaft X. . The Annulus A1 rotates in a counter-clockwise direction at a speed of 5,300 rpm. Calculate the following using this condition: The speed and direction of output shaft O (NO), shaft X (NX) and gear ratio (n). If Annulus wheel A1 is locked calculate the speed and direction of output shaft O (NO), shaft X (NX) and gear ratio (n). The braking torque (Tb) (magnitude and direction) that must be applied to Annulus wheel A1 to hold it stationary, assuming gear transmission efficiency is 90%.   Number of gear teeth: P1 = 30 , A1 = 120 P2 = 50 , A2 = 140 N = 60 , O = 120

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The top half of a compound Epicyclic gearset is shown in Figure, with input shaft I rotating at a constant speed of 700 rpm in a clockwise direction and generating 12 kW input power.  The Annulus wheel A2 isform a compound wheel with gear O and connected to an auxiliary gear N on shaft X. . The Annulus A1 rotates in a counter-clockwise direction at a speed of 5,300 rpm. Calculate the following using this condition:

  1. The speed and direction of output shaft O (NO), shaft X (NX) and gear ratio (n).
  2. If Annulus wheel A1 is locked calculate the speed and direction of output shaft O (NO), shaft X (NX) and gear ratio (n).
  3. The braking torque (Tb) (magnitude and direction) that must be applied to Annulus wheel A1 to hold it stationary, assuming gear transmission efficiency is 90%.

 

Number of gear teeth:
P1 = 30 , A1 = 120
P2 = 50 , A2 = 140
N = 60 , O = 120 

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