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    This document describes balancing a rotor by calculating the mass values mAx, mAy, mBx, and mBy that will make the rotor statically and dynamically balanced. The rotor has a mass M of 2.36 kg located at coordinates xG=0.012 m, yG=0.023 m, zG=1 m. Plane A is located at zA=0.7 m and Plane B is at zB=1.4 m, separated by a distance d=0.2 m. The rotor's moment of inertia matrix IG is also provided to calculate the necessary mass values.

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    This document describes balancing a rotor by calculating the mass values mAx, mAy, mBx, and mBy that will make the rotor statically and dynamically balanced. The rotor has a mass M of 2.36 kg located at coordinates xG=0.012 m, yG=0.023 m, zG=1 m. Plane A is located at zA=0.7 m and Plane B is at zB=1.4 m, separated by a distance d=0.2 m. The rotor's moment of inertia matrix IG is also provided to calculate the necessary mass values.

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    This document describes balancing a rotor by calculating the mass values mAx, mAy, mBx, and mBy that will make the rotor statically and dynamically balanced. The rotor has a mass M of 2.36 kg located at coordinates xG=0.012 m, yG=0.023 m, zG=1 m. Plane A is located at zA=0.7 m and Plane B is at zB=1.4 m, separated by a distance d=0.2 m. The rotor's moment of inertia matrix IG is also provided to calculate the necessary mass values.

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    Balancing of rotors

    ME352T

    November 15, 2020

    Plane A Plane B

    mAx mBx
    x

    y z mAy d mBy d
    G

    zA

    zB

    Numerical values:

    Coordinates of G (in meters): xG = 0.012, yG = 0.023, zG = 1.000.

    Mass of the rotor, M = 2.36 kg.

    zA = 0.7 m, zB = 1.4 m, d = 0.2 m.


     
    0.140 0.030 0.017
    IG = 0.030 0.140 0.022 kg m2
    0.017 0.022 0.200

    Compute the values of mAx , mAy , mBx and mBy so that the rotor is stati-
    cally and dynamically balanced.

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