Steps for solving problem for finding maximum power, Mechanical Engineering

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Steps for Solving Problem for Finding Maximum Power:

1. Use formula stress (σ) = force (Maximum Tension)/Area

Where;  Area = b.t that is, Tmax = σ.b.t

2. Unit mass (m) = ρ.b.t.L Where

ρ = Density of material

b = Width of Belt t = Belt thickness L = Unit length

Take L = 1m, if b and t are in meter

Take L = 100cm, if b and t are in cm

Take L = 1000mm, if b and t are in mm

3. TC  =1/3 Tmax = mV2, to finding TC  and velocity.
We do not Calculate Velocity using V = ΠDN/60 m/sec

5. Tmax  = T1  + Tc, for finding T1

6. For T2, By using relation Ratio of belt tension = T1/T2  = eµθ

7. Maximum Power Transmitted = (T1 - T2).v/1000 Kw


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