The rotor of Figure P10.17 has the following unbalanced amounts: m,r = 1500 kg • mm, mər2 = 2000 kg - mm, and m;r3 = 1500 kg • mm. Balance the rotor by determining the angular orientation and correction amount for a counterweight in plane P and the axial location and angular orientation of a second counterweight having a correction amount of 1,000 kg · mm by (a) a graphical solution and (b) an analytical solution.

The rotor of Figure P10.17 has the following unbalanced amounts: m,r = 1500 kg • mm, mər2 = 2000 kg - mm, and m;r3 = 1500 kg • mm. Balance the rotor by determining the angular orientation and correction amount for a counterweight in plane P and the axial location and angular orientation of a second counterweight having a correction amount of 1,000 kg · mm by (a) a graphical solution and (b) an analytical solution.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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