To summarize:
1) The document provides equations to calculate the number of turns needed to haul a 3 MN load up a 1 in 30 gradient, given resistance due to rolling, friction coefficient, and pull on the free end of the rope.
2) It then asks to determine tensions induced in a belt on a rotating drum, given the drum's diameter, transmitted torque, mass, and friction coefficient between the belt and drum.
3) Finally, it asks to determine the minimum angle that a uniform ladder can be placed against a wall without slipping, given the coefficient of friction.
To summarize:
1) The document provides equations to calculate the number of turns needed to haul a 3 MN load up a 1 in 30 gradient, given resistance due to rolling, friction coefficient, and pull on the free end of the rope.
2) It then asks to determine tensions induced in a belt on a rotating drum, given the drum's diameter, transmitted torque, mass, and friction coefficient between the belt and drum.
3) Finally, it asks to determine the minimum angle that a uniform ladder can be placed against a wall without slipping, given the coefficient of friction.
To summarize:
1) The document provides equations to calculate the number of turns needed to haul a 3 MN load up a 1 in 30 gradient, given resistance due to rolling, friction coefficient, and pull on the free end of the rope.
2) It then asks to determine tensions induced in a belt on a rotating drum, given the drum's diameter, transmitted torque, mass, and friction coefficient between the belt and drum.
3) Finally, it asks to determine the minimum angle that a uniform ladder can be placed against a wall without slipping, given the coefficient of friction.
T2 = Given = 250 N RELATION BETWEEN T1, T2 T1/T2 = e ^( 2. H. W. A horizontal drum of belt drive carries the belt over a semicircle around it. The drum has a diameter of 1 m and when it rotates, 400 N.m torque is transmitted. The drum has a mass of 25 kg and the coefficient of friction between the belt and drum is 0.25. Neglecting mass of belt, determine tensions induced in the limbs of the belt, and the vertical reaction of the bearings. Determine the minimum angle theta at which a uniform ladder can be placed against a wall without slipping under its own weight. The coefficient of friction for all surfaces is 0.2.