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For the system shown, if T= 400 N, what is the force, P needed to maintain equilibrium? The bearing at D does not support an axial load (thrust). 40 mm 80 mm 120 mm 200 mm 120 mm P B

For the system shown, if T= 400 N, what is the force, P needed to maintain equilibrium? The bearing at D does not support an axial load (thrust). 40 mm 80 mm 120 mm 200 mm 120 mm P B

Elements Of Electromagnetics
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**Problem Statement:** For the system shown, if T = 400 N, what is the force, P needed to maintain equilibrium? The bearing at D does not support an axial load (thrust). **Diagram Explanation:** The system consists of a shaft supported by bearings at points B, C, and E. A force P is acting downward on point A, and a force T of 400 N is acting horizontally to the right at point E. The distances between the points are as follows: - The length from A to B is 200 mm. - The space between B and C is 80 mm. - The segment from C to D is 120 mm. - The length from D to E is 120 mm. - The vertical distance from D to T is 120 mm. - The vertical distance from A to the line of T in the y-direction is 40 mm. **Key Points:** - The system must be in equilibrium. - The bearing at D does not support an axial load. - Calculate the force P required to maintain equilibrium.
Transcribed Image Text:**Problem Statement:** For the system shown, if T = 400 N, what is the force, P needed to maintain equilibrium? The bearing at D does not support an axial load (thrust). **Diagram Explanation:** The system consists of a shaft supported by bearings at points B, C, and E. A force P is acting downward on point A, and a force T of 400 N is acting horizontally to the right at point E. The distances between the points are as follows: - The length from A to B is 200 mm. - The space between B and C is 80 mm. - The segment from C to D is 120 mm. - The length from D to E is 120 mm. - The vertical distance from D to T is 120 mm. - The vertical distance from A to the line of T in the y-direction is 40 mm. **Key Points:** - The system must be in equilibrium. - The bearing at D does not support an axial load. - Calculate the force P required to maintain equilibrium.
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The tangential force on the disc, T = 400 N

The radius of the disc, r = 120 mm = 0.12 m

 

 

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