5. -n A: n B: on C: n D: For the belt conveyor, with motor capacity of 11.13kW at a velocity of 1.35 m/s, the working tensions in the belt at angle of lap 240 degree are 11.52kN,3.38KN 5.2 kN,1.2 kN 0.639KN, 0.45 kN 20.2 kN, 15.85 kN

5. -n A: n B: on C: n D: For the belt conveyor, with motor capacity of 11.13kW at a velocity of 1.35 m/s, the working tensions in the belt at angle of lap 240 degree are 11.52kN,3.38KN 5.2 kN,1.2 kN 0.639KN, 0.45 kN 20.2 kN, 15.85 kN

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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