Problem (5) Two helicopters are being used together to lift a large load vertically as shown in the graphic below. You are the control systems engineer responsible for the project; you want to study the dynamics of the system. As the first step, convert the combined helicopters plus load system into an ideal lumped element representation. I.e., (a) Determine each of the elements and draw the proper connections. (b) Calculate the differential equations that describe the dynamics of the system.

Problem (5) Two helicopters are being used together to lift a large load vertically as shown in the graphic below. You are the control systems engineer responsible for the project; you want to study the dynamics of the system. As the first step, convert the combined helicopters plus load system into an ideal lumped element representation. I.e., (a) Determine each of the elements and draw the proper connections. (b) Calculate the differential equations that describe the dynamics of the system.

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter4: Numerical Analysis Of Heat Conduction

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