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Transcribed Image Text:Example 21.2 The torque developed by an engine
is given by the following equation:
T=14 250 +2200 sin 20-1800 cos 20
where Tis the torque in N-m and 0 is the crank angle
from the inner dead centre position. The resisting
torque of the machine is constant throughout the
work cycle. 1The coefficient of speed fluctuations is
0.01. The engine speed is 150 rpm. A solid circular
steel disk, 50 mm thick, is used as a flywhekl. The
mass density of steel is 7800 kg m. Calculate the
radius of the flywheel disk.
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