A simply supported shaftarrangement is shown in the figure.A solid shaft of 50 mm diametermade of low-carbon steel is used.Given values are:X;=762 mmX:=1016 mmX3=508 mmPA=356 NPs=534 NSolution:Determine first critical speeds:a) 1155 rpmb) 648 грma) Unloaded shaftb) Rayleigh methodс) 651 грmc) Dunkerley method

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A simply supported shaft arrangement is shown in the figure. A solid shaft of 50 mm diameter made of low-carbon steel is used. Given values are: X-=762 mm X=1016 mm Xy-508 mm Pa-356 N Pe-534 N Solution: Determine first critical speeds: a) 1155 rpm ь) 648 грm c) 651 rpm a) Unloaded shaft b) Rayleigh method c) Dunkerley method

A simply supported shaft arrangement is shown in the figure. A solid shaft of 50 mm diameter made of low-carbon steel is used. Given values are: X-=762 mm X=1016 mm Xy-508 mm Pa-356 N Pe-534 N Solution: Determine first critical speeds: a) 1155 rpm ь) 648 грm c) 651 rpm a) Unloaded shaft b) Rayleigh method c) Dunkerley method

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