Discussion
A drive is to be uprated to twice its speed. The braking system must then absorb
Answer: C
Because stored energy follows the square of the speed, a speed uprating is far more demanding on the braking system than on the motoring side. Resistors, choppers and friction linings all need reassessment before such a change is made.
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