Flywheels A and B are mounted on light coaxial shafts which can be coupled by means of the clutch C, as shown in the figure.The value of the inertia Ia is known to be 0.6 kg m, but the value of the inertia Ig is unknown. The friction plates of theclutch C are initially disengaged, and the angular velocities of A and B are respectively, o A = 3410 revlmin andWBI = 800 rev/min in the same direction.BCIAWA1WB1Determine the moment of inertia of flywheel B if the flywheels attain a common speed of 1750 revlmin after the clutch isengaged and slipping has ceased. Insert your answer correct up to at least a third decimal place.

Given; IA=0.6 kgm2ωA1=3410 rev/minωB=800 rev/minω=1750 rev/min

Flywheels A and B are mounted on light coaxial shafts which can be coupled by means of the clutch C, as shown in the figure. The value of the inertia I is known to be 0.6 kg m, but the value of the inertia Ig is unknown. The friction plates of the clutch C are initially disengaged, and the angular velocities of A and B are respectively, AI 3410 revlmin and WBI = 800 revlmin in the same direction. IA WA1 WB1 Determine the moment of inertia of flywheel B if the flywheels attain a common speed of 1750 reulmin after the clutch is engaged and slipping has ceased. Insert your answer correct up to at least a third decimal place.

Flywheels A and B are mounted on light coaxial shafts which can be coupled by means of the clutch C, as shown in the figure. The value of the inertia I is known to be 0.6 kg m, but the value of the inertia Ig is unknown. The friction plates of the clutch C are initially disengaged, and the angular velocities of A and B are respectively, AI 3410 revlmin and WBI = 800 revlmin in the same direction. IA WA1 WB1 Determine the moment of inertia of flywheel B if the flywheels attain a common speed of 1750 reulmin after the clutch is engaged and slipping has ceased. Insert your answer correct up to at least a third decimal place.

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