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Obliquity effect considered.
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GOVERNOR EFFORT AND POWER.
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$M = 5kg M = 25kg F = 10 N Q = 1$ when, $r_1$ = 150mm, $N_1 = ?$
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$M = 4kg M = 45 kg, For r = 200mm, N = ?$
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Hartnell Governor :
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$N = ? , h = 20 mm$
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Isochronous - speed of governor will be constant at all radii of rotation.
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Governor : Flywheel
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Gyroscope effect on ship.
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Bow turns portside.
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Gyroscopic effect on 4 wheeler.
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$Iw = 2.4 kgm^2$ D = 660mm IE = 1.2 $kg.m^2$ G = 3:1 M = 2200 kg H = 550 mm A = 1.5m R = 80m
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Gyroscopic Effect on Two Wheeler
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Derive the equation of motion and find the steady state displacement of mass m.
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Numerical : 3
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A thin disc of mass 0.8kg and radius 60 mm is attached to the end of 1.2 m steel shaft of dia. 20mm. The disc is subjected to harmonic torque of amplitude 12.5 Nm at a frequency 700 rad/sec.
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For what excitation frequencies will the steady state amp. Of the machine of fig. be less than 1.5mm.
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A machine weighing 1100 N has a rotor 220N with 5mm eccentricity. The operating speed is 600 rpm, the machine is mounted on springs with stiffness 88 KN/m.
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Find the maximum permissible unbalanced in order to limit the steady state deflection to 5mm peak to peak.
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A TMD for 4 stroke gas engine may be assumed for simplicity to be represented by four triangles the areas of which from the line of zero pressure are as follows
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A single cylinder, single acting, 4 stroke gas engine develops $20kw$ at $300 rpm.$
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The TMD for a petrol engine is drawn to the following scales TM, $1mm = 5N m$ crank angle $1 m = 1 degree$ .
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