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    The document discusses solving engineering equations to analyze an inclined plane system that moves boxes of 0.45m at 30 degrees inclination at a rate of 36m/min with boxes weighing 45kg. It provides the calculations for determining values like acceleration, kinetic energy, work, horsepower required, and torque using equations like work=force*distance, kinetic energy=1/2*mass*velocity^2, and horsepower=torque*rpm/5250. The results of solving for these values are also presented in SI and other units.

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    The document discusses solving engineering equations to analyze an inclined plane system that moves boxes of 0.45m at 30 degrees inclination at a rate of 36m/min with boxes weighing 45kg. It provides the calculations for determining values like acceleration, kinetic energy, work, horsepower required, and torque using equations like work=force*distance, kinetic energy=1/2*mass*velocity^2, and horsepower=torque*rpm/5250. The results of solving for these values are also presented in SI and other units.

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    Unit Settings: Si C Kpa KJ Mass Deg: (FT /S) (FT /S)

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    Nicolas Silva
    The document discusses solving engineering equations to analyze an inclined plane system that moves boxes of 0.45m at 30 degrees inclination at a rate of 36m/min with boxes weighing 45kg. It provides the calculations for determining values like acceleration, kinetic energy, work, horsepower required, and torque using equations like work=force*distance, kinetic energy=1/2*mass*velocity^2, and horsepower=torque*rpm/5250. The results of solving for these values are also presented in SI and other units.

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    File:asada.EES 3/07/2020 11:04:02 a. m.

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    er. 9.944: #4402: EASY ENGINEERING, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjC8ulmve2QNRJXhDpk-L2A+  CN xJID_JLN yNINGGBDE CJH@NYX _NJF

    "JORGE NICOLAS SILVA SCHMALBACH - 2170433


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    "inclinado de 12 m con cajas de 0,45 m, inclinacion de 30 grados, a 36m/min de 45 kg de peso"

    v=1,969 "[ft/s]"
    W=45*26*2,205
    g=32,2
    t=1
    r=3/12

    E_r=E_P+E_C
    E_P= W*h*sin(30)
    h=(1/2)*a*t^2
    v=a*t
    E_C= (1/2)*(W/g)*(v)^2
    v=omega *r
    omega=2*pi*N/60
    E_r=1,7E-4*wk2*N^2

    Tor=wk2*N*t/308
    HP_arr=Tor*N/5250

    HP_reg=v*W*sin(30)/550

    SOLUTION
    Unit Settings: SI C kPa kJ mass deg
    a = 1,969 EC = 155,3 [ft2/s2] EP = 1270 [ft2/s2]
    Er = 1425 g = 32,2 h = 0,9845
    HParr = 5,185 HPreg = 4,618 N = 75,21
    w = 7,876 r = 0,25 t =1
    Tor = 361,9 v = 1,969 [ft/s] W = 2580
    wk2 = 1482

    4 potential unit problems were detected.


    EES suggested units (shown in purple) for E_C E_P .

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