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A motor can't lift a pale of water for given diameter of pulley. (consider the motor directly connected to the pulley). So, the diameter of the pulley should be Increased or decreased? Why?
surajzakaas said:A motor can't lift a pale of water …
surajzakaas said:… a friend said the dia should be reduced as the torque is constant …
A small pulley has a smaller diameter than a large pulley. This means that it will require more revolutions to turn the motor the same distance as a large pulley. It also has less surface area, which can result in less friction and less resistance to movement.
In general, a small pulley is more efficient for a motor. This is because it requires less energy to rotate and has less friction. However, the size of the pulley should be chosen based on the specific needs and capabilities of the motor.
No, it is important to choose a pulley size that is compatible with the motor. The diameter and weight of the pulley can affect the motor's performance and efficiency. It is best to consult the manufacturer's recommendations or seek professional advice when selecting a pulley for a motor.
The size of the pulley can affect the speed of the motor by changing the gear ratio. A smaller pulley will result in a higher gear ratio, meaning the motor will rotate more times for every rotation of the pulley. This can result in a faster speed for the motor.
Yes, there are safety considerations when choosing a pulley size for a motor. A larger pulley may require more torque to turn, which can put strain on the motor and lead to overheating or damage. It is important to choose a pulley size that is appropriate for the motor's capabilities to avoid these safety risks.