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Calculating Revolutions and Speed Reduction of a Flywheel
Hi again. Sorry for being dumb, but I am still not 100% sure.- mini670
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Calculating Revolutions and Speed Reduction of a Flywheel
Thankyou Doc Al That has helped loads. I get the new speed to be 429 RPM which . If I could ask just one more question just to clarify things. I would just tlike you to explain where the "1" comes from in "KE1/KE2 = 1/0.8". Sorry if its obvious. Is it just how ratios are sorted out? thanks...- mini670
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Calculating Revolutions and Speed Reduction of a Flywheel
Thanks . I have ahd a look at the problem again and I am still abit puzzeled. I get the torque before the [press operation to be 202 Nm and after it has dropped to 162 Nm (the 20% drop). What I am not too sure about is does the torque in Nm equal the KE? If it does then i can use KE =...- mini670
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Calculating Revolutions and Speed Reduction of a Flywheel
Hi people. I wonder if anyone could check a problem I had been set as homework and [possibly point me in the right direction for the second part. A solid disc flywheel, mass 900kg, 0.75m radius accelerated at 0.8rads/s(sq) from rest to 480 RPM in 63 secs. a) Calculate the number of...- mini670
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