disc density is not perfectly uniform because it not perfectly manufac disc perfectly mounted on the shaft. The thin disc centre of mass is not centre of rotation. Consider the unbalance thin disc mass (m), centre b and the shaft rotates at a speed (w). The thin disc attached Lɩ meter fr and LR from right bearing. (i) Find the reaction force on the left bearing, FL. (ii) Calculate the reaction force on the right bearing, FR.

disc density is not perfectly uniform because it not perfectly manufac disc perfectly mounted on the shaft. The thin disc centre of mass is not centre of rotation. Consider the unbalance thin disc mass (m), centre b and the shaft rotates at a speed (w). The thin disc attached Lɩ meter fr and LR from right bearing. (i) Find the reaction force on the left bearing, FL. (ii) Calculate the reaction force on the right bearing, FR.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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