The ratio of driving tensions for flat belts, neglecting centrifugal tension, is (where T1, and T2 = Tensions on the tight and slack sides of belt respectively, μ = Coefficient of friction, between the belt and pulley, and θ = Angle of contact)-A-B-C-D--C-

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The ratio of driving tensions for flat belts, neglecting centrifugal tension, is (where T1, and T2 = Tensions on the tight and slack sides of belt respectively, &mu; = Coefficient of friction, between the belt and pulley, and &theta; = Angle of contact)-A-B-C-D--C-

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The ratio of driving tensions for flat belts, neglecting centrifugal tension, is (where T₁, and T₂ = Tensions on the tight and slack sides of belt respectively, μ = Coefficient of friction, between the belt and pulley, and θ = Angle of contact)

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The ratio of driving tensions for flat belts, neglecting centrifugal tension, is (where T1, and T2 = Tensions on the tight and slack sides of belt respectively, μ = Coefficient of friction, between the belt and pulley, and θ = Angle of contact)

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The ratio of driving tensions for flat belts, neglecting centrifugal tension, is (where T₁, and T₂ = Tensions on the tight and slack sides of belt respectively, μ = Coefficient of friction, between the belt and pulley, and θ = Angle of contact)

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