A compressed-air cylinder with diameter dc activates the band brake shown in Figure 2. The brake cylinder is driven by air pressurep = 0:7 MPa. Calculate the maximum possible brake torque if the coefficient of friction between the band and the drum is 0.20. The mass force on the brake arm is neglected, dc = 50 mm, r = 200 mm, 11 = 500 mm, 12 = 200 mm, and 13 = 500 mm. Figure 2: Band brake activated by Compressed-air cylinder

A compressed-air cylinder with diameter dc activates the band brake shown in Figure 2. The brake cylinder is driven by air pressurep = 0:7 MPa. Calculate the maximum possible brake torque if the coefficient of friction between the band and the drum is 0.20. The mass force on the brake arm is neglected, dc = 50 mm, r = 200 mm, 11 = 500 mm, 12 = 200 mm, and 13 = 500 mm. Figure 2: Band brake activated by Compressed-air cylinder

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