Watt Governors

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[@sanikakale3488]

After putting value of g=9.81 final equation is h = 895/N^(2)

[@Subrata97Saha]

Yes. Thanks for the comment. I got a doubt for a second there.

[@m.s.d.prasad8880]

Yaaa !

[@Obiwa1kenobi]

In the final equation 'g' i.e acceleration due to gravity gets eliminated.
Please pin it in the comments otherwise it may mislead the viewers.

[@akash_shrivastava_]

Yes bro. right

[@ArvindKumar-hj7tj]

Sir, g is to be eliminated from final expression...

[@musicalseaman7774]

Thank you sir amazing explanation

[@khushbubaswani1986]

In the denominator it will be 4ππ

[@andrewnallayanw2357]

Cool explanation & thanks

[@pavankumarpk1997]

From right side of w2 ... When it transfer to left side then it will be square root of W (omega) , so answer will be as
h = g/root over W ...! right ? But ur saying it as g/w2 , How?

[@rishimalik3738]

your problem is you never correct yourself even after realising mistakes, don't be like that

[@gunasekhar7457]

Tq sir good explanation

[@sivapraneeth2333]

In the Free body eqn, Only Fc And W were considered but not T. Why is it so? Please Explain

[@KARNATISURENDRANAIDU]

It is the tension it has no perpendicular distance so if we take moment it will be zero

[@mrcreation3714]

Thanks sir 🙏

[@Subrata97Saha]

It's *"Watt" Governor* not *"Walt" Governor* right?

[@subbaraju6542]

yes g wil be eliminated