9. A Proell governor has three fly balls, each of mass 4 kg. The lengths of all the arms are 280 mm and distance of each pivot of arm from the axis of rotation is 35 mm. The length of extension of lower arms on which each ball is attached is 70 mm, and inclined at 25° to the lower arm. The mass of the sleeve is 50 kg. Knowing that the arms are inclined at 50° to the axis of rotation and frictional force between spindle and sleeve is 45 N, determine the maximum and minimum equilibrium speeds of the governor.

9. A Proell governor has three fly balls, each of mass 4 kg. The lengths of all the arms are 280 mm and distance of each pivot of arm from the axis of rotation is 35 mm. The length of extension of lower arms on which each ball is attached is 70 mm, and inclined at 25° to the lower arm. The mass of the sleeve is 50 kg. Knowing that the arms are inclined at 50° to the axis of rotation and frictional force between spindle and sleeve is 45 N, determine the maximum and minimum equilibrium speeds of the governor.

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