Consider the epicyclic gear system shown in Figure Q4. Set up a table of wheel speeds for the case where all the wheels rotate. Consider the same system with the sun wheel S as the input and the annulus A as the output. The diameters of the sun and planet wheels are 150 mm and 75 mm, respectively. If the sun wheel runs clockwise at 1000 rev/min and the output-to-input ratio NA/Ns is -1, determine the speeds of the arm L and the planet wheel P. Figure Q4 The symbols used in Figure Q4 denote the following: A – annulus P- planet wheel L- arm S- sun wheel

Consider the epicyclic gear system shown in Figure Q4. Set up a table of wheel speeds for the case where all the wheels rotate. Consider the same system with the sun wheel S as the input and the annulus A as the output. The diameters of the sun and planet wheels are 150 mm and 75 mm, respectively. If the sun wheel runs clockwise at 1000 rev/min and the output-to-input ratio NA/Ns is -1, determine the speeds of the arm L and the planet wheel P. Figure Q4 The symbols used in Figure Q4 denote the following: A – annulus P- planet wheel L- arm S- sun wheel

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