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    Torque on a shaft connecting to a wheel

    Thanks Pkurse and xxChrisxx @xxChrisxx My background is in electrical, so bare with me please. This is for a kart where say 50Newtons of drag force is opposing the karts movement. In terms of torque at wheels, for a radius of 0.5m say it becomes 25Nm. Now if the motor is directly coupled to...
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    Torque on a shaft connecting to a wheel

    hi guys Lets say I have a wheel that is driven by a shaft connected straight to a motor. Wheel raidus is 0.0762m while shaft raidus is 8mm. If I know the torque acting on the wheel, say 20Nm , what would be the torque on the shaft? Thanks
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    Solving DC Motor Issue with Rotor Inertia (J) Change

    Thanks oldengr63. Please see the link below for simulation results. I have uploaded a picture of it on imageshack http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/3706/dcmotorr.jpg First graph shows armature current superimposed on my reference current. Second is the speed of shaft in rads/s and third is...
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    Solving DC Motor Issue with Rotor Inertia (J) Change

    Thanks oldenr63, my question still remains, why is the motor accelerating so quickly even loaded so heavily?
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    Solving DC Motor Issue with Rotor Inertia (J) Change

    Hi guys..Thanks for your responses oldengr36.. Yes you are right.I do have the complete mechanical plus electrical model. And I thought about my wording of question a bit later, yes the speed would be negative. I was trying to simplify the scenario to ask if J (inertia) changed with speed...
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    Solving DC Motor Issue with Rotor Inertia (J) Change

    Hi guys, I have built a simulation model for a permanent magnet DC motor, but I am having trouble accepting the results. dynamic equation states. machine accelerates as long as there is torque imbalance between elctrical and load torque, below. dw/dt = (1/J)*(Telectrical - Tload - Tfriction)...
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