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please let me know the calculations involved for getting the moment of inertia of an ic engine
The discussion revolves around calculating the moment of inertia (MoI) for an internal combustion (IC) engine, focusing on the complexities due to multiple rotating components within the engine. Participants explore the foundational concepts and calculations involved in determining MoI, particularly in the context of mechanical engineering and physics.
Participants do not reach a consensus on a specific method for calculating the moment of inertia for an IC engine, and multiple competing views on the approach remain. The discussion reflects uncertainty and a need for more detailed exploration of the topic.
Participants have not fully defined the assumptions or specific methods for calculating MoI in the context of an IC engine, and there are unresolved questions regarding the complexity introduced by multiple rotating elements.
sandy3981 said:please let me know the calculations involved for getting the moment of inertia of an ic engine
radou said:I don't know anything about engines, but when investigating moment of inertia, you should first identify the part which rotates, its geometry, and the axis of rotation. Then use the definition of the moment of inertia somehow.
sandy3981 said:Thanks radou! but there are many rotating elements in an engine,how to find the MoI in this case.Any idea ??