I need the answer as soon as possible An electric motor, of mass 20 kg and operatingspeed 1350 rpm, is placed on a fixed-fixed steelbeam. The motor has a rotating unbalance of0.1 kg.m. The amplitude of vibration of thebeam under steady-state operation of the motoris suppressed by attaching an undampedvibration absorber under the motor, as shown inthe figure below. Design the absorber such thatthe amplitude of the absorber mass is less than4 cm and find the mass ratio.Hint: For rotating unbalance the Force Fomoew?а.µ = 0.125b.H = 0.2С.H = 0.1d.H = 0.175

Given:mass of motor, m1=20 kgspeed , N=1350 rpmunbalance mass on rotor=0.1 kg.mamplitude should be…

An electric motor, of mass 20 kg and operating speed 1350 rpm, is placed on a fixed-fixed ste beam. The motor has a rotating unbalance of 0.1 kg.m. The amplitude of vibration of the beam under steady-state operation of the mote is suppressed by attaching an undamped

An electric motor, of mass 20 kg and operating speed 1350 rpm, is placed on a fixed-fixed ste beam. The motor has a rotating unbalance of 0.1 kg.m. The amplitude of vibration of the beam under steady-state operation of the mote is suppressed by attaching an undamped

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