The centrifugal tension in the belt
A. Increases the power transmitted
B. Decreases the power transmitted
C. Has no effect on the power transmitted
D. Is equal to maximum tension on the belt
Answer: Option C
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Power transmission is proportional to belt speed. Therefore the centrifugal force reduces the pressure between the belt and the pulleys, and move the belt away from the pulley and reduce the wrap angle. Therefore, the belt tensions and power transmission also are reduced
The answer is B.
Power transmission is proportional to belt speed. Therefore the centrifugal force reduces the pressure between the belt and the pulleys, and move the belt away from the pulley and reduce the wrap angle. Therefore, the belt tensions and power transmission also are reduced