In a Hartnell governor, theextreme radii of rotation ofthe balls are 40 mm and 60mm, and the correspondingspeeds are 210 rpm and 230 rpm. The mass ofeach ball is 3 kg. The lengths of the ball andthe sleeve arms are equal. Determine the initialcompression and the constant of the centralspring.

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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