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The power of a governor is the work done at

(a) the governor balls for change of speed

(b) the sleeve for zero change of speed

(c) the sleeve for a given rate of change of change

(d) each governor ball for given percentage change of speed

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Origin of the question is Hartung Governor topic in section Governors of Machine Dynamics

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Correct choice is (c) the sleeve for a given rate of change of change

Easiest explanation: Power of Governor: The work done by the governor on the sleeve to its equilibrium position for the fractional change in speed of governor is known as power of governor.

It is actually a work done. Power = Main force × Sleeve movement.

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