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    The steel roller is unbalanced and requires holes drilled at two locations to balance it dynamically. Resolving the unbalance forces into components and applying equations for summation of moments determines the required mass-radius product and position angle of a hole in the third plane should be 0.0108 kg-m at 142 degrees. This corresponds to a 0.446 N weight removed by a 17.241 mm diameter hole. Similarly, the first plane requires a 0.0159 kg-m mass-radius product at 47 degrees, removing a 0.655 N weight with a 20.876 mm hole.

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    The steel roller is unbalanced and requires holes drilled at two locations to balance it dynamically. Resolving the unbalance forces into components and applying equations for summation of moments determines the required mass-radius product and position angle of a hole in the third plane should be 0.0108 kg-m at 142 degrees. This corresponds to a 0.446 N weight removed by a 17.241 mm diameter hole. Similarly, the first plane requires a 0.0159 kg-m mass-radius product at 47 degrees, removing a 0.655 N weight with a 20.876 mm hole.

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    The steel roller is unbalanced and requires holes drilled at two locations to balance it dynamically. Resolving the unbalance forces into components and applying equations for summation of moments determines the required mass-radius product and position angle of a hole in the third plane should be 0.0108 kg-m at 142 degrees. This corresponds to a 0.446 N weight removed by a 17.241 mm diameter hole. Similarly, the first plane requires a 0.0159 kg-m mass-radius product at 47 degrees, removing a 0.655 N weight with a 20.876 mm hole.

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    DESIGN OF MACHINERY SOLUTION MANUAL 12-19-1

    PROBLEM 12-19
    Statement: The 500-mm-dia steel roller in Figure P12-8 has been tested on a dynamic balancing machine at 100
    rpm and shows the unbalance forces given below. Determine the angular locations and required
    diameters of 25-mm deep holes drilled radially inward from the surface in planes 2 and 3 to
    dynamically balance the system.
    Units: rpm 2 t rad min
    1
    :=
    Given: Forces and locations:
    F
    1
    0.230 N := u
    1
    30 deg := l
    1
    200 mm :=
    F
    4
    0.620 N := u
    4
    135 deg := l
    4
    550 mm :=
    Distance between correction planes: l
    B
    300 mm :=
    Correction weight radii: Plane 2 R
    A
    237.5 mm := Plane 3 R
    B
    237.5 mm :=
    Test speed: e 100 rpm :=
    Solution: See Figure P12-8 and Mathcad file P1219.
    1. Resolve the force vectors into xy components in the arbitrary coordinate system associated with the test
    apparatus.
    F
    1x
    F
    1
    cos u
    1 ( ) := F
    1x
    0.199N = F
    1y
    F
    1
    sin u
    1 ( ) := F
    1y
    0.115N =
    F
    4x
    F
    4
    cos u
    4 ( ) := F
    4x
    0.438 N = F
    4y
    F
    4
    sin u
    4 ( ) := F
    4y
    0.438N =
    2. Solve equations 12.3 for summation of moments about O, which is at plane 1. Negative mass is used.
    mR
    Bx
    F
    1x
    l
    1
    F
    4x
    l
    4
    +
    l
    B
    e
    2

    := mR
    Bx
    8.540 10
    3
    kg m =
    mR
    By
    F
    1y
    l
    1
    F
    4y
    l
    4
    +
    l
    B
    e
    2

    := mR
    By
    6.630 10
    3
    kg m =
    3. Solve equations 12.2d and 12.2e for the position angle and mass-radius product required in plane B (3). Also,
    solve for the weight and drill diameter required at the given radius.
    u
    B
    atan2 mR
    Bx
    mR
    By
    , ( ) := u
    B
    142.176 deg =
    mR
    B
    mR
    Bx
    2
    mR
    By
    2
    + := mR
    B
    0.0108kg m =
    W
    3
    mR
    B
    g
    R
    B
    := W
    3
    0.446 N = (removed)
    7800 kg m
    3
    := depth 25 mm :=
    d
    3
    2
    W
    3
    t depth g
    := d
    3
    17.241 mm =
    4. Solve equations 12.4c for forces in x and y directions in plane A (4).
    mR
    Ax
    F
    1x
    F
    4x

    e
    2
    mR
    Bx
    := mR
    Ax
    0.0107 kg m =
    mR
    Ay
    F
    1y
    F
    4y

    e
    2
    mR
    By
    := mR
    Ay
    0.012 kg m =
    DESIGN OF MACHINERY SOLUTION MANUAL 12-19-2
    5. Solve equations 12.2d and 12.2e for the position angle and mass-radius product required in plane A (4).
    u
    A
    atan2 mR
    Ax
    mR
    Ay
    , ( ) := u
    A
    47.441 deg =
    mR
    A
    mR
    Ax
    2
    mR
    Ay
    2
    + := mR
    A
    0.0159kg m =
    W
    4
    mR
    A
    g
    R
    A
    := W
    4
    0.655 N = (removed)
    d
    4
    2
    W
    4
    t depth g
    := d
    4
    20.876 mm =

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