A motor spins up the flywheel with a constant torque of 50 n⋅m. how long does it take the flywheel to reach top speed?
1 answer:
A motor spins upward the flywheel with a persistent torque
of 50N⋅m.
What time does it take the flywheel to get to the top speed?
From the equation:
Tj = J*dω/dt
you can get the two equations:
Δt1= J1*Δω/Tj = 240*125.66/50 = 603.17 sec
Δt2= J2*Δω/Tj = 120*125.66/50 = 301.58 sec
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