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| Posted by: robertedelong ® 05/16/2006, 18:49:24 Author Profile eMail author Edit |
We have a pulley attached to a shaft underwater; the shaft is rotating at 200 rpm; it is also delivering 100 NM torque; a timing belt is attached to the pulley emerges through and above the water level to another pulley attached to a shaft; (same size); what will the Rpm and torque of the above water shaft be? Modified by robertedelong at Wed, May 17, 2006, 19:01:39 |
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| Posted by: zekeman ® 05/18/2006, 21:09:53 Author Profile eMail author Edit |
Same RPM, sligthly less torque due to friction. |
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