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Dissipated Heat in Joules for Braking Motor with Given Parameters
So I = 1/2 m r2 instead.- Dangousity
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Dissipated Heat in Joules for Braking Motor with Given Parameters
Accord to my instruction "I" is I=Mr2 M=250kg r2=225cm = 2.25 meter Is this correct?- Dangousity
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Dissipated Heat in Joules for Braking Motor with Given Parameters
If the power to the motor is shut off while the motor is running at 3000 rpm, and a brake is applyed, how much heat in Joules will be dissipated in the brakes in order to bring the motor to a stop. Figuring W=1/2*I*w2 Sorry about the messy paper- Dangousity
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Dissipated Heat in Joules for Braking Motor with Given Parameters
Homework Statement Motor running, brakes applied. how much heat in joules will be dissipated? mass 250 kg diameter 30 cm 3000 rpm torque 120 N-m Homework Equations W=1/2 *I *w2 The Attempt at a Solution I keep going the route of: (1)/(2)*250*.3*315 1*125*.3*315...- Dangousity
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- Heat Joules
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Angular acceleration of a motor
Correct, I am attempting to do that- Dangousity
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Angular acceleration of a motor
Homework Statement I have a motor, with an armature that has a mass of 250kg , and a diameter of 30 cm. Assuming the mass of the armature is evenly distributed, the rotational inertia of the armature is 22.5 kg-m^2. Now the motor accelerating unloaded, with armature current regulated so that...- Dangousity
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- Acceleration Angular Angular acceleration Motor
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