If the velocity ratio for an open belt drive is 8 and the speed of driving pulley is 800 r.p.m, then considering an elastic creep of 2% the speed of the driven pulley is

If the velocity ratio for an open belt drive is 8 and the speed of driving pulley is 800 r.p.m, then considering an elastic creep of 2% the speed of the driven pulley is Correct Answer 98.04 r.p.m

Velocity Ratio = Velocity of belt on driver/Velocity of belt on driven Velocity of belt on driven = 800/8 = 100 r.p.m Elastic creep = velocity of belt at driven pulley – Velocity of driven pulley 0.02 × Vp = Vp = 100/1.02 = 98.04r.p.m.
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