Q3.10: Power Calculation w/ Reduction Gear

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Homework Statement

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Qstn no. 3.10 in the attached image.

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Homework Equations

: For power calculation, [/B]
Power = torque * angular velocity... Also, reduction gear is used to deliver lower outout speed at samd torque.

The Attempt at a Solution

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I have tried the above equations and also correctly calculated the 1st ans(2nd attachment) but I can't calculate the 2nd and 3rd ans... I hv approached the second one but ans is not matching.. pls help... also please explain it.. as i am very weak in it...
 

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BvU said:
Hello Suman, :welcome:

why not use the same expression for b) as you use for a) ? You have ##\tau## and you have ## \omega## !

Yes.. but.. what is the value uf torque here ?
BvU said:
Hello Suman, :welcome:

why not use the same expression for b) as you use for a) ? You have ##\tau## and you have ## \omega## !

Yes I know. But how can I get the torque? If it is the resisting torque of water, then where goes the torque given by the turbine shaft ? Or will it be the difference between the above mentioned torques ?
 
Suman_babai said:
If it is the resisting torque of water
For want of better you could start with that assumption ...
Suman_babai said:
where goes the torque given by the turbine shaft
That is a nice subject for part (c) :rolleyes:
 
BvU said:
For want of better you could start with that assumption ...
That is a nice subject for part (c) :rolleyes:

Ok I get the 2nd prt... and also the 3rd prt... thnks a lot.. but what is the significance of the 3rd part?
 
BvU said:
It's a giveaway: subtract 14.235 from 15. Too easy ! But it shows the gearbox needs cooling :smile:
Yes I know the mathematical prt. I jst wanted to know to know its significance... thank you very very much.