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31-01-2021 #2
You aren't far off. I agree with 720rpm. For a 2" pinion, that's 4523 in/min (multiply by pi x D). Divide by 39 (inches per meter) and 60 (seconds per minute) and I get 116 m/min and 1.93 m/s.
If it's moving slower than that, you should check the actual motor speed perhaps?
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