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A winch is driven by an electric motor with a separate excitation and fed from a battery of emf ξ = 300 V. The rope and the *** of the winch rise at a velocity v1 = 4 m/ without a load and at a velocity v2 = 1 m/* with a load of mass m = 10 kg.

Determine the velocity v' of the load and its mass m' for which the winch has the maximum power, neglecting the mass of the rope and the ****.

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For a motor with a separate excitation, we obtain the circuit shown in Fig. 224. In the first case, i.e. when the winch is not loaded 0 = I1 = (ξ - ξ1)/r, where r is the internal resistance of the motor, and ξ1 is the induced emf, ξ1 = αv1. Thus, ξ1 = ξ, whence a = ξ/v1. In the second case, the power consumed by the motor is

The induced emf is now ξ2 = αv2. Thus, for the internal resistance of the motor, we obtain

For the maximum liberated power, we can write

where it can easily be shown that the maximum power ξ' = αv' is liberated under the condition

ξ' = ξ/2 (the maximum value of the denominator). Hence

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