5.2 d=67 mm.₁ = 1660 rad/s, w₂ = 3017 rad/s.=985.3 rad/s, w₂ = 2949 rad/s.1153 rad/s, w,5.35.45.55.6=1703 rad/s.1521.6 rad/s, ₂ = 432.8 rad/s.5.7 482.3 rad/s.5.874mm.5.9 No unique solution.5.10 58mm. A 22.63 kg compressor impeller wheel is driven by a 13.56 kg turbine mounted on a common shaft(see Figure 1.3) manufactured from steel with Young's modulus E = 207 GN/m2. The design speedis 10 000 rpm.Determine the shaft diameter so that the first critical speed is 12 000 rpm giving a safety marginof 2000 rpm.Use Rayleigh's equation and assume rigid bearings and a massless shaft.Compressor impellerBearing0?BearingTurbine254 mm254 mm254 mmFigur 1.3: Turbine shaft.

Answered: 5.2 d=67 mm. ₁ = 1660 rad/s, w₂ = 3017…

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