Example 4.17 A loaded Porter governor has 4 links each 25 cm long, 2 revolving masses each weighing 30N and a central dead weight weighing 200N. All the links are attached to respective sleeves at radial distances of 4cm from the axis of rotation. The masses revolve at a radius of 15cm at minimum speed and at a radius of 20 cm at maximum speed. Determine the range of speed.

Example 4.17 A loaded Porter governor has 4 links each 25 cm long, 2 revolving masses each weighing 30N and a central dead weight weighing 200N. All the links are attached to respective sleeves at radial distances of 4cm from the axis of rotation. The masses revolve at a radius of 15cm at minimum speed and at a radius of 20 cm at maximum speed. Determine the range of speed.

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