system modelling and analysıs QUESTION 1:The elevator system given in the figure moves up and downwith a velocity of v=1 m/sec. As the elevator starts to move,it reaches to its steady state angular velocity in 1 seconds.It is known that all the friction effects within the system areneglected. The other information related with the systemare given as below:JM=1.25 kgm?Jx=1 kgm?M-400 kgm=100 kgMass moment of inertia about motor shaft M-MMass moment of inertia about the elevator shaft K-KMass of the elevator cabinCounter massRadius of the pulleyGear ratioR=0.25 mi=13Gravitational accelerationg=10 m/s?a. Calculate the angular velocity of motor shaft and elevator shaft.b. Find the equivalent mass moment of the system that is lumped at motor shaft.c. Find the total moment acting on the motor shaft (in Newton-meters) in steady state.

Given dataVelocity of the elevator V = 1m/secTime taken for the elevator to reach steady state…

QUESTION 1: The elevator system given in the figure moves up and down with a velocity of v=i m/sec. As the elevator starts to move, it reaches to its steady state angular velocity in 1 seconds. It is known that all the friction effects within the system are neglected. The other information related with the system are given as below: : Jm=1.25 kgm? Mass moment of inertia about the elevator shaft K-K : Jx=1 kgm² M-400 kg m=100 kg R-0.25 m -13 g-10 m/s Mass moment of inertia about motor shaft M-M Mass of the elevator cabin Counter mass Radius of the pulley Gear ratio Gravitational acceleration a. Calculate the angular velocity of motor shaft and elevator shaft. b. Find the equivalent mass moment of the system that is lumped at motor shaft. c. Find the total moment acting on the motor shaft (in Newton-meters) in steady state.

QUESTION 1: The elevator system given in the figure moves up and down with a velocity of v=i m/sec. As the elevator starts to move, it reaches to its steady state angular velocity in 1 seconds. It is known that all the friction effects within the system are neglected. The other information related with the system are given as below: : Jm=1.25 kgm? Mass moment of inertia about the elevator shaft K-K : Jx=1 kgm² M-400 kg m=100 kg R-0.25 m -13 g-10 m/s Mass moment of inertia about motor shaft M-M Mass of the elevator cabin Counter mass Radius of the pulley Gear ratio Gravitational acceleration a. Calculate the angular velocity of motor shaft and elevator shaft. b. Find the equivalent mass moment of the system that is lumped at motor shaft. c. Find the total moment acting on the motor shaft (in Newton-meters) in steady state.

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