Consider the bell and clapper shown in Fig.11. it is seen that the bell rotates about the fixed pointOl and the clapper rotates about the point 02 that moves with the bell. Derive the governing equationsof motion for this system my assuming that the bell and clapper do not come into contact. The bell hasa rotational inertia of '1 about its centroid, and the clapper has a rotational inertia 2 about itscentroid. Assume that there is viscous damping at O1 and 02, where Ctl and Ct2 are the torsiondamping coefficients for the bell and clapper motions respectively.02Bell

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Consider the bell and clapper shown in Fig.11. it is seen that the bell rotates about the fixed point Ol and the clapper rotates about the point O2 that moves with the bell. Derive the governing equations of motion for this system my assuming that the bell and clapper do not come into contact. The bell has J, a rotational inertia of '1 about its centroid, and the clapper has a rotational inertia 2 about its centroid. Assume that there is viscous damping at 01 and 02, where Ctl and Ct2 are the torsion damping coefficients for the bell and clapper motions respectively. d2 02 m1 02 Bell

Consider the bell and clapper shown in Fig.11. it is seen that the bell rotates about the fixed point Ol and the clapper rotates about the point O2 that moves with the bell. Derive the governing equations of motion for this system my assuming that the bell and clapper do not come into contact. The bell has J, a rotational inertia of '1 about its centroid, and the clapper has a rotational inertia 2 about its centroid. Assume that there is viscous damping at 01 and 02, where Ctl and Ct2 are the torsion damping coefficients for the bell and clapper motions respectively. d2 02 m1 02 Bell

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