A driving gear with 48 teeth turns at 720 rpm and meshes with a gear with 60 teeth. Find the speed n2 of the driven gear.
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A 5.5 kW motor at 1440 rpm drives gear A (24 teeth), which meshes with gear B (30 teeth). Gear C (18 teeth) on the same shaft as B drives gear D (40 teeth) on the output shaft. Each gear mesh has an efficiency of 97%. Find the output torque Tout.
Answer key
- 1. n2 = 576 rpm
- 2. N2 = 12
- 3. T1 = 4.974 N·m
- 4. T1 = 74.6 N·m
- 5. ND = 20
- 6. Tout = 95.33 N·m
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