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What is the theoretical horsepower requirement of a bucket elevator whose capacity is 545kg/min and lift of 10.7 m. The elevator is loaded downside.

9. What is the theoretical horsepower requirement of a bucket elevator whose capacity is
545kg./min. and lift of 10.7m. The elevator is loaded down side.

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