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An automobile engine develops 33.5 hp at 1,000 rpm. The clutch used to transmit this power in a single plate clutch with two pairs of contact surfaces. The coefficient of friction is 0.4 and the mean diameter of the disk is to be 190 mm. The average normal stress on the clutch lining is 120 kPa. Determine the axial force to engage the clutch based on uniform wear. 3. A. 1.57 kN B. 3.14 kN С. 5.28 kN D. 7.46 kN

An automobile engine develops 33.5 hp at 1,000 rpm. The clutch used to transmit this power in a single plate clutch with two pairs of contact surfaces. The coefficient of friction is 0.4 and the mean diameter of the disk is to be 190 mm. The average normal stress on the clutch lining is 120 kPa. Determine the axial force to engage the clutch based on uniform wear. 3. A. 1.57 kN B. 3.14 kN С. 5.28 kN D. 7.46 kN

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Situational Problem (3 - 4) An automobile engine develops 33.5 hp at 1,000 rpm. The clutch used to transmit this power in a single plate clutch with two pairs of contact surfaces. The coefficient of friction is 0.4 and the mean diameter of the disk is to be 190 mm. The average normal stress on the clutch lining is 120 kPa. 3. Determine the axial force to engage the clutch based on uniform wear. A. 1.57 kN B. 3.14 kN C. 5.28 kN D. 7.46 kN
Transcribed Image Text:Situational Problem (3 - 4) An automobile engine develops 33.5 hp at 1,000 rpm. The clutch used to transmit this power in a single plate clutch with two pairs of contact surfaces. The coefficient of friction is 0.4 and the mean diameter of the disk is to be 190 mm. The average normal stress on the clutch lining is 120 kPa. 3. Determine the axial force to engage the clutch based on uniform wear. A. 1.57 kN B. 3.14 kN C. 5.28 kN D. 7.46 kN
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