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khoopes01
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Our air motor has 2 cylinders and is a low rpm device. It therefore
needs a flywheel to store enough torque to get the crankshaft
past the dead spots at 10 degrees before and after top dead center and
10 degrees before and after bottom dead center.
My question is how to calculate the torque available in a solid cylindrical
flywheel in terms of its diameter, length, density, and RPM.
needs a flywheel to store enough torque to get the crankshaft
past the dead spots at 10 degrees before and after top dead center and
10 degrees before and after bottom dead center.
My question is how to calculate the torque available in a solid cylindrical
flywheel in terms of its diameter, length, density, and RPM.