As shown in the figure, 2 lumped masses that are not in the same plane are connected to a shaft between the bearings at A and B. The spindle is rotated counterclockwise with a constant speed of 1450 rpm. Perform the dynamic balancing of this prototype rotor system. -Required corrective masses in the L and R planes from the C axis of rotation It will be placed at a distance of 50 mm. -The values of the required corrective masses will be found in grams. -The angle positions of the necessary corrective blocks will be written in polar style at the last stage. -For the solution, the "Algebraic Solution" method based on Cartesian components will be used.

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As shown in the figure, 2 lumped masses that are not in the same plane are connected to a shaft between the bearings at A and B. The spindle is rotated counterclockwise with a constant speed of 1450 rpm. Perform the dynamic balancing of this prototype rotor system.

-Required corrective masses in the L and R planes from the C axis of rotation
It will be placed at a distance of 50 mm.

-The values of the required corrective masses will be found in grams.

-The angle positions of the necessary corrective blocks will be written in polar style at the last stage.

-For the solution, the "Algebraic Solution" method based on Cartesian components will be used.

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m, = 2kg, m, = 4kg, e = 0.80 mm, e, =1.20 mm Cos (A+B)=Cos(A)Cos (B) – Sin (A) Sin (B)
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Transcribed Image Text:m, = 2kg, m, = 4kg, e = 0.80 mm, e, =1.20 mm Cos (A+B)=Cos(A)Cos (B) – Sin (A) Sin (B) Sin (A+ B)= Sin (A)Cos (B)+ Cos (A) Sin (B) %3! #2/7 Oma 35 |R 2, k B| |A 25° Om mi 70 45 75 105 mm | 60
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