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calculation of torque in a rectangular section
hi, i used the formulae torque=I*alpha. the section mounted on shaft should rotate by 180 degrees in 25 minutes. so the speed of shaft came to...
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o-rng gland design
I have a doubt. how do you select the cross-section dia of o-ring. this seems to the starting point in designing the o-ring glnd. Thank you.
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o-rng gland design
Hi, Can anyone help me in understanding design of o-rings. what are the parameters which need to be known for designing the gland/groove for an o-ring...
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mass moment of inertia
hey.. can we add up the mass moment of inertia's of different bodies rotating about the same axis to get the total mass moment of inertia...
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calculation of torque in a rectangular section
hi, i am doing a project on frame tilting arrangement where the sheet metal stacks mounted on a shaft have to be rotated by 180 degrees....
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calculation of torque in a rectangular section
hi, in this case, the shaft c/s is circular. but a rectangular c/s load is mounted on the shaft. how do i calculate the torque.
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motor selection
i have to rotate 15000 kgs using a dc electric motor.the power required is 2.5 hp. since the rotation is slow can i choose the rpm...
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calculation of torque in a rectangular section
hi, how do you calculate torque in a rectangular section due to rotation.do we follow the same method as we use for circulaer cross section. that...
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design of shafts
i checked the formulae ...... Mt=95550*1000*N/n where N is power in kW. n=speed of shaft in rpm. the formulae for dia is also the same i...
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Minimum speed available for an 8 hp dc electric motor with torque of 37 kn-m
Re: electric motor hey thanks a lot guys for the help
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design of shafts
the shaft carries about 15000 kgs distributed load. it has to rotate 180 degrees in 25 minutes. it is powered by an electric motor of 7...
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design of shafts
hi, i have a problem regarding designing a slow speed shaft.. the speed of the shaft is 0.02rpm😀 using, Torque=(9550*1000*power)/speed i am getting the torque to...
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