(3) A mechanism consists of two flexible shafts: shaft1 and shaft 2 which are connected by gearI and gear 2. Each shaft is fixed on one end at a fixed support.Gear 1J.NForedSupportShaft 1FiedSupportShaft 2Gear 2length of shaft 1: 1 = 0.3 m; length of shaft 2: 1= 0.2 m;diameter of shaft 1 and shaft 2: d=0.01m;gear number N-48; gear number Ny= 24;density of shaft I and shaft 2 material p = 6000 kg/m³.the two gears have moment of inertia J 4 10 kg m², and J;= 1-10* kg m²Determine the equivalent moment of inertia, Jeg, of the system at the coordinate Oj shown in thefigure.

Given data: - The gear number of gear 1 is N1 = 48. The gear number of gear 2 is N2 = 24. The…

(3) A mechanism consists of two flexible shafts: shaft1 and shaft 2 which are connected by gear I and gear 2. Each shaft is fixed on one end at a fixed support. Gear1 N, Fed Support Shaft 1 Fied Support Shaft 2 Gear 2 length of shaft 1: 4=0.3 m; length of shaft 2: l; = 0.2 m; diameter of shaft 1 and shaft 2: d=0.01m; gear number 48; gear number Ny 243; density of shaft I and shaft 2 material p = 6000 kg/m³. the two gears have moment of inertia Jr 4 10* kg m², and J;= 1-10 kg m² Determine the equivalent moment of inertia, Jey, of the system at the coordinate 0j shown in the figure.

(3) A mechanism consists of two flexible shafts: shaft1 and shaft 2 which are connected by gear I and gear 2. Each shaft is fixed on one end at a fixed support. Gear1 N, Fed Support Shaft 1 Fied Support Shaft 2 Gear 2 length of shaft 1: 4=0.3 m; length of shaft 2: l; = 0.2 m; diameter of shaft 1 and shaft 2: d=0.01m; gear number 48; gear number Ny 243; density of shaft I and shaft 2 material p = 6000 kg/m³. the two gears have moment of inertia Jr 4 10* kg m², and J;= 1-10 kg m² Determine the equivalent moment of inertia, Jey, of the system at the coordinate 0j shown in the figure.

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

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Author:Barry J. Goodno, James M. Gere

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.3.17P: A stepped shaft ABC consisting of two solid, circular segments is subjected to torques T}and...

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