(a) The rotating elements in machine system often generate unbalance forces due to unbalance mass rotation. Usually corrective action taken through a procedure called "balancing" to reduce the unbalance forces. (i) Explain why unbalanced forces arise in the machine system. (ii) Write corrective action taken how to balance the machine system. (iii) List two (2) example of balancing application.

(a) The rotating elements in machine system often generate unbalance forces due to unbalance mass rotation. Usually corrective action taken through a procedure called "balancing" to reduce the unbalance forces. (i) Explain why unbalanced forces arise in the machine system. (ii) Write corrective action taken how to balance the machine system. (iii) List two (2) example of balancing application.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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