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Amplitude and Natural Frequency of an Unbalanced Motor System
this link didn't helped at all sir... pls give the diff eqn at least- bikramjit das
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Amplitude and Natural Frequency of an Unbalanced Motor System
so, in this kind of forced SHM , what will be the eqn of motion?? pls try to do this question once.. I have been trying it from many days- bikramjit das
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Amplitude and Natural Frequency of an Unbalanced Motor System
pls help me and tell whether it is correct or not- bikramjit das
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Amplitude and Natural Frequency of an Unbalanced Motor System
I think I can put the concept of whirling shaft in it... so I put the formula for amplitude as , y=e / (_{}Wn / _{}W )^2 -1- bikramjit das
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Amplitude and Natural Frequency of an Unbalanced Motor System
Homework Statement Question:There is a fixed end beam PQ. It is carrying a motor M. The motor is unbalanced and when the motor is rotating ,it is making the beam to vibrate with a frequency equal to the speed of the motor. A small mass is kept at point A just above the motor on the beam. it...- bikramjit das
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Vibration Problem with Fixed End Beam and Unbalanced Motor | Homework Help
heyy...some one help me out with this question- bikramjit das
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Vibration Problem with Fixed End Beam and Unbalanced Motor | Homework Help
yeah, angular speed...pls solve it quickly, grave need- bikramjit das
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Vibration Problem with Fixed End Beam and Unbalanced Motor | Homework Help
@cupid: u can assume the speed of motor as N. This is equal to the frequency of vibration of beam (base).- bikramjit das
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Is the Solution for the Block's Acceleration on an Accelerating Wedge Correct?
wat u did is conventional. but pseudo force takes place when the system is in non- inertial frame of ref. Refer google with the term "pseudo force", u'll definitely get what I am trying to say- bikramjit das
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Is the Solution for the Block's Acceleration on an Accelerating Wedge Correct?
is my answer correct??- bikramjit das
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Is the Solution for the Block's Acceleration on an Accelerating Wedge Correct?
dude, the answer is ay= |g-A| /2 it can be brought by simply using the pseudo force on the block. :approve:- bikramjit das
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Vibration Problem with Fixed End Beam and Unbalanced Motor | Homework Help
vibration problem! Homework Statement Question:There is a fixed end beam PQ. It is carrying a motor M. The motor is unbalanced and when the motor is rotating ,it is making the beam to vibrate with a frequency equal to the speed of the motor. A small mass is kept at point A just above the...- bikramjit das
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