Question #274923

A propeller with three blades of mass 12 kg each , length of 1.25m each are 120 degrees relative to each other. If a torque N.m acts on this, what is the moment of inertia of the propeller? How long will it take to reach an angular velocity of 2000rad/s starting from rest?


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2021-12-03T12:44:44-0500

The moment of inertia of the propeller:


I=mL2.I=mL^2.

Upon the torque τ\tau, the angular acceleration is


α=τ/I=τ/(mL2)=τ/18.75 rad/s2.\alpha=\tau/I=\tau/(mL^2)=\tau/18.75\text{ rad/s}^2.


The time it takes to reach 2000 rad/s stating from rest:


t=ωα=ωIτ=ωmL2τ=37500τ s.t=\frac{\omega}{\alpha}=\frac{\omega I}{\tau}=\frac{\omega mL^2}{\tau}=\frac{37500}\tau\text{ s}.


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