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A V-belt operates at 23.56 m/s peripheral speed. The mass of the belt per unit length is 0.9 kg/m. The value of centrifugal tension is _______

A V-belt operates at 23.56 m/s peripheral speed. The mass of the belt per unit length is 0.9 kg/m. The value of centrifugal tension is _______ Correct Answer 500 N

V = 23. 56 m/s M=0.9 kg/m Tc = mv2 = 0.9 * (23.56)2 Tc = 500 (approx.)

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