The connecting rod of an engine has mass of 10 kg. It is 480 mm ong and its centre of gravity is 380 mm from the gudgeon pin centre. The frequency of oscillation of connecting rod is 45 oscillations per minute when suspended, from centre of small end. Find dynamically equivalent two mass system keeping one mass at small end.

The connecting rod of an engine has mass of 10 kg. It is 480 mm ong and its centre of gravity is 380 mm from the gudgeon pin centre. The frequency of oscillation of connecting rod is 45 oscillations per minute when suspended, from centre of small end. Find dynamically equivalent two mass system keeping one mass at small end.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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