Find the power of the governor if the Mean effort is 50 N and sleeve lift is 100 mm.

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Find the power of the governor if the Mean effort is 50 N and sleeve lift is 100 mm.

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Fred · Answer 1 · 2022-10-16T12:01:50+0000

Right choice is (a) 5N-m

Best explanation: Power is given by

(mean effort) x (sleeve lift)

= 50×0.1 N-m

= 5N-m.

Find the power of the governor if the Mean effort is 50 N and sleeve lift is 100 mm.

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