Calculating Mass Moment of Inertia in a Two Stage Planetary Gearbox

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To calculate the mass moment of inertia (MOI) at the output shaft of a two-stage planetary gearbox, specific gear parameters and physical geometry are crucial. The provided torque and input speed alone are insufficient for a complete calculation. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the gear arrangement and dimensions, as these factors significantly influence the MOI. Additionally, the need for MOI in the context of the gearbox's application remains unclear. For accurate calculations, referring to dynamics resources and formulas is recommended.
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hi everyone,
help me, To calculate the mass moment of inertia at output shaft with respect to input shaft in the two stage planetary gearbox.

Torque at input = 15 Nm
input speed = 1440rpm
stage I
zs=14
zp=23
zR=61 fixed
stage II
zs=21
zp=40
zR=102 fixed
 
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The mass moment of inertia, as I understand it, depends on things like the actual physical geometry of the gears. The information you have given is insufficient for such a calculation.
 
can explain the method or formula for finding the mass moment of interia?
 

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