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- Given the mass-radius and angular location of a single correction weight, what methods can be used to replace the correction weight with two or more correction weights with different mass-radius and angular location but still maintain static and dynamic balance?
I had a test article go through a spin balance service. The mass-radius and angular location of the correction weight, to achieve static and dynamic balance, interferes with another component on the test article (I'm unable to place the correction weight at the specified location).
Using vector analysis, I chose a desired mass and radius to find the angles for the "replacement" weights (assumed two correction weights to replace the one) but was unsuccessful in doing so.
Any input or references regarding this topic would be very helpful.
Please let me know if additional information is needed for clarity.
Using vector analysis, I chose a desired mass and radius to find the angles for the "replacement" weights (assumed two correction weights to replace the one) but was unsuccessful in doing so.
Any input or references regarding this topic would be very helpful.
Please let me know if additional information is needed for clarity.