EX2:-The turbine votor of aship has amassof 2.000 kg and rotatesat aspeed of 3000 r.p.m. Clockwise when looking from astern Theyadius of gyration of the rotor is o.5m. Determine g.c and its effectsupon the ship when the Ship is Steering to the right in acurve of loom radiusat a Speed of 16-1 knots (Iknot= 1855m/hour).calaulate also the torque and its effects when the Ship is pitchingin Simple harmonicmotion (S.H M.) The period of pitching is 5oSecand the total angular dis placement between the two extreme positions ofpiłching is 12°. Find the maximum aceleration duringpitching motion.

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Ex:2:-The turbine votor of aship has amass of 2000 kg and rotates at aspeed of 3000 r.p.m. Clockwise when looking from astern The yadius of gyration of the rotor is o.5m.Determine g.c and its effects Yadius upon the ship when the Ship is Steering to the right in acurve of loom at a Speed of 16-1 knots (1knot= 1855m/hour). calulate also the torque and its effects when the Ship is pitching in Simple harmonic motion (S-H.M.).The period of pitching is 5o Sec. and the total anqular dis placement between the two extreme positions of pitching is 12°. Fingd thu

Ex:2:-The turbine votor of aship has amass of 2000 kg and rotates at aspeed of 3000 r.p.m. Clockwise when looking from astern The yadius of gyration of the rotor is o.5m.Determine g.c and its effects Yadius upon the ship when the Ship is Steering to the right in acurve of loom at a Speed of 16-1 knots (1knot= 1855m/hour). calulate also the torque and its effects when the Ship is pitching in Simple harmonic motion (S-H.M.).The period of pitching is 5o Sec. and the total anqular dis placement between the two extreme positions of pitching is 12°. Fingd thu

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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