Match the following: 1. Imbalance in diesel engines 2. Vibration in machine tools 3. Blade and disk vibration 4. Wind-induced vibration a. can cause failure of turbines and aircraft engines. b. cause discomfort in human activity during metal cutting c. can cause wheels of locomotives to rise off the track d. can cause failure of bridges e. can give rise to chatter 5. Transmission of vibration othomatical models of the

Match the following: 1. Imbalance in diesel engines 2. Vibration in machine tools 3. Blade and disk vibration 4. Wind-induced vibration a. can cause failure of turbines and aircraft engines. b. cause discomfort in human activity during metal cutting c. can cause wheels of locomotives to rise off the track d. can cause failure of bridges e. can give rise to chatter 5. Transmission of vibration othomatical models of the

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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