Problem on Calculation the Maximum Horse Power Transmitted by Circular Shaft - Torsion

Subject - Strength of Materials

Video Name - Problem on Calculation the Maximum Horse Power Transmitted by Circular Shaft

Chapter - Torsion

Faculty - Prof. Zafar Shaikh

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[purushotambowrisettypurush]

Sir why we take least value of torque for calculating the power please give reply sir

[mouneshbadiger]

if there are two shafts A & B, the Dia of B is twice the A the what is the power transmission ratio ?? please help me out

[GaneshShegar]

sir in ...2nd numerical u have took .TETHA in degree directly ...and now in this question u r taking TETHA in radian why

[khalidshaikh]

please add a video about how to design a flywheel if mass is known

[neerajtiwari]

sir as while findind diameter we took larger value but why we are taking small value of torque. Power will be maximum when torque is maximum. please explain sir.

[harshkumarpanchal]

(H.p) P =2πNT/4500 I think this is right.
Y u applied p=2πNT/60

[satyambhardwaj]

6cm does not played any role in this question