Answer to Question #310032 in Mechanics | Relativity for Olen

Question #310032

A flywheel has a moment of inertia of 4.8 kg-m2 . What constant force is required to increase its



frequency from 3 rev/s to 6 rev/s in 7 revolutions?

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Expert's answer
2022-03-15T10:36:53-0400

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τ=Iα(1)w12=ω22+2αθ62=32+2α×7α=1.93rads2In (1),τ=4.8kgm2×1.93s2F×r=9.26F=9.26r\qquad\qquad \begin{aligned} \small \tau &=\small I\alpha \cdots(1)\\ \\ \small w^2_1&=\small \omega^2_2+2\alpha \theta\\ \small 6^2&=\small 3^2+2\alpha \times7\\ \small \alpha&=\small 1.93\,rads^{-2}\\ \\ \small \text{In (1),}\\ \\ \small \tau&=\small 4.8\,kgm^2\times1.93s^{-2}\\ \small F\times r&=\small 9.26\\ \small F&=\small \frac{9.26}{r} \end{aligned}


  • Once you know the radius or diameter of the flywheel the needed force can be calculated.

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