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What type of DC Motor should i choose if the load on the circuit was 15-27Kg?
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It depends on how fast you want it lifted. A low-power motor would lift it slowly, while a high-power motor would lift it quickly.
1 kg has a weight of 9.806 Newtons, so 27 kg has a weight of 265 Newtons. Lifting that through 1 metre needs 265 joules of energy. If the motor did that in 1 second it would be supplying 265 watts, if it took 10 seconds it would be supplying one tenth of that, 26.5 watts.
The motor would need to supply about 20% more power to overcome friction and it would take about another 25% more electrical power again to overcome the losses in the motor.
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