Problem-2 A motor drives four loads, two have rotational motion and two have translational motion. The moment of inertia of the motor is 1.2kg-m^2. The motor runs at a speed of 1000rpm. The table below shows the details of the four loads. Calculate the power developed by the motor. (Load;Type of Motion; Speed; Inertia / Mass; Torque / Force) 1; Rotational; 200 rpm; 7 kg-m^2; 10 N-m 2; Rotational; 200 rpm; 5 kg-m^2; 6 N-m 3; Translational; 10 m/s; 10 kg; 20 N 4; Translational; 10 m/s; 20 kg; 30 N

Problem-2 A motor drives four loads, two have rotational motion and two have translational motion. The moment of inertia of the motor is 1.2kg-m^2. The motor runs at a speed of 1000rpm. The table below shows the details of the four loads. Calculate the power developed by the motor. (Load;Type of Motion; Speed; Inertia / Mass; Torque / Force) 1; Rotational; 200 rpm; 7 kg-m^2; 10 N-m 2; Rotational; 200 rpm; 5 kg-m^2; 6 N-m 3; Translational; 10 m/s; 10 kg; 20 N 4; Translational; 10 m/s; 20 kg; 30 N

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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