Example 7: The rotor of a jet airplane engine which is supported by two bearings is shown in figure 2. The rotorassembly including compressor, turbine, and shaft has a mass of 1000 kg and a radius of gyration of 250 mm.Determine the maximum bearing force as the airplane undergoes Jiy a pull-out u on circular curve whoseradius is 2,000 m at a constant speed of 1,000 km/ hr and the engine rotor speed is 10,000 rpm CW as seen frombearing 1. Include the gyroscopic, centrifugal as well as the weight effects. Assume the engine have a mass centerat the middle of the assembly and it is 0.1 m above the airplane base.TurbineCompressorBearing inBearingShaft 22.134 m

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