Why Centrifugal Governors are preferred over Inertia governor. Explain in detail.

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Q: does it relate to effective in

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Q: If the moment of inertia decreases, then what will happen to angular velocity?

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Q: Define kinetic moments.

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Q: The engine power of a propeller aircraft is 100kW. The engine accelerates the propeller from O rad/s…

A: Given:P=100 KWωi=0 rad/sωf=200 rad/st=5 sec

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Q: What is inertia?

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Q: compare solid and hollow flywheel, which one will be more effective and why?

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Q: Calculate the product of inertia Irz Answer: (to 3 significant figures) A kg m?

A: The product of inertia Ixz=∫xzdm

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Q: Using the following data, demonstrate how to balance a single unbalanced rotating mass in a shaft.

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Q: Discuss the functions and the need of flywheels.

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Buckling of columns

The column is described as a vertical member of the structure that carries an axial compressive load, and buckling is a lateral deformation of the column under the application of load.