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Q) The power transmitted by belt drive depends on
Solution:
The power transmitted by belt drive depends on the following factors
- The linear velocity of the belt
- Tension under which the belt is placed on the pulleys
- The contact area between the belt and the smaller pulley. The contact area is measured by measuring the arc of the contact between the belt and the pulley
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