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25. In the Humpage gear shown in Fig. 13.20, the wheel C is fixed and shaft X rotates at 650 r.p.m. Determine the speed of shaft Y. If the numbers of teeth on all wheels except E remain unaltered, find the minimum change in the number of teeth on E to cause Y to rotate in the opposite direction to shaft X, wheel C remaining fixed. What will then be the speed of shaft Y if shaft X rotates at 650 r.p.m. ? (U. Lond.) (Ans. 9.75 r.p.m.; 2; -1-05 r.p.m.)

25. In the Humpage gear shown in Fig. 13.20, the wheel C is fixed and shaft X rotates at 650 r.p.m. Determine the speed of shaft Y. If the numbers of teeth on all wheels except E remain unaltered, find the minimum change in the number of teeth on E to cause Y to rotate in the opposite direction to shaft X, wheel C remaining fixed. What will then be the speed of shaft Y if shaft X rotates at 650 r.p.m. ? (U. Lond.) (Ans. 9.75 r.p.m.; 2; -1-05 r.p.m.)

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25. In the Humpage gear shown in Fig. 13.20, the wheel C is fixed and shaft X rotates at 650 r.p.m. Determine the speed of shaft Y. If the numbers of teeth on all wheels except E remain unaltered, find the minimum change in the number of teeth on E to cause Y to rotate in the opposite direction to shaft X, wheel C remaining fixed. What will then be the speed of shaft Y if shaft X rotates at 650 r.p.m. ? (U. Lond.) (Ans. 9.75 r.p.m.; 2; -1.05 r.p.m.) E, 28 C, 60 D,24 FIG. 13.20 B, 55 A, 18
Transcribed Image Text:25. In the Humpage gear shown in Fig. 13.20, the wheel C is fixed and shaft X rotates at 650 r.p.m. Determine the speed of shaft Y. If the numbers of teeth on all wheels except E remain unaltered, find the minimum change in the number of teeth on E to cause Y to rotate in the opposite direction to shaft X, wheel C remaining fixed. What will then be the speed of shaft Y if shaft X rotates at 650 r.p.m. ? (U. Lond.) (Ans. 9.75 r.p.m.; 2; -1.05 r.p.m.) E, 28 C, 60 D,24 FIG. 13.20 B, 55 A, 18
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