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tion between Tn and T0 which we can combine with equations 5 and 6. This relation is deduced by a process of higher mathematics, which re- sults as follows: T Common logarithm r7r~= 2.729 /jl (1 - z)n. (7) -*-o Treating equations 5 and 7 as simultaneous, values of both Tn and T0 can be found by the… … developed by the weight of the belt passing around the pulley. Its value, found from mechanics, is: w X V2 s — y,660x# ' Having found the maximum pull on the belt, it now remains to write the equation: External force — Internal resistance; or, Tn = b X h X t. (8) Usually the most convenient way to…
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