A four bladed propeller on a cargo aircraft has a moment of inertia of 40 kg m^2. If the prop goes from rest to 400 rpm in 14 sec. Find the tourge required and (B)the no of revolutions turned as the prop achives operating speed.
Ans A 120Nm, B 46.6 rev
A four bladed propeller on a cargo aircraft has a moment of inertia of 40 kg...
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