The coefficients of viscous friction at the two cylindrical masses are B1 and B2 respectively. The angles of rotation of the two cylindrical masses at time t are O, and 02 respectively. Torque (T), K Flexible shaft B, B2 Figure 6 a) Determine the equation of motion of each cylindrical mass in the time domain. D) Using Laplace transforms, determine the transfer function of the system from the output 0, to the input torque T. Assume zero initial conditions.

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A system consisting of two cylindrical masses of rotational inertia J, and J2 is
connected by a flexible shaft with tortional constant K, as shown in Figure 6.
The coefficients of viscous friction at the two cylindrical masses are B1 and B2
respectively. The angles of rotation of the two cylindrical masses at time t are
O, and 02 respectively.
Torque (T)
K
Flexible shaft
B1
B2
Figure 6
a) Determine the equation of motion of each cylindrical mass in the time domain.
b) Using Laplace transforms, determine the transfer function of the system from the
output 02 to the input torque T. Assume zero initial conditions.
Transcribed Image Text:A system consisting of two cylindrical masses of rotational inertia J, and J2 is connected by a flexible shaft with tortional constant K, as shown in Figure 6. The coefficients of viscous friction at the two cylindrical masses are B1 and B2 respectively. The angles of rotation of the two cylindrical masses at time t are O, and 02 respectively. Torque (T) K Flexible shaft B1 B2 Figure 6 a) Determine the equation of motion of each cylindrical mass in the time domain. b) Using Laplace transforms, determine the transfer function of the system from the output 02 to the input torque T. Assume zero initial conditions.
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