Gas Engine Design
Gas Engine Design
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. 283 . 26 489 . 6 450 . O 3-53 3-84 tXw (74) This weight must be symmetrically distributed on both sides of the extended crank, and so that its center of gravity is at crank radius from the center. It is sometimes desirable to balance the crank and pin by a mass in the fly-wheel. If in Fig. 77 the mass B be placed on the fly-wheel so that W b r b = W a r a, and on the opposite side of the crank, then there will exist static balance that is, the gravitational forces of the two masses will balan...ce but this is of no consequence since the centrifugal forces form a couple whose moment is Moment of couple =o. Ooo^4W a r a N 2 l and therefore there is not kinetic balance. 9 6 GAS-ENGINE DESIGN. No single rotating mass can balance another kinetically except when applied in the same plane. Application of balance weights in any other planes requires two weights at least, and these may be applied on planes with the original weight between them, as in Fig. 78, where weights are on two fly-wheels, or on planes both on the same side, as in Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. 283 . 26 489 . 6 450 . O 3-53 3-84 tXw (74) This weight must be symmetrically distributed on both sides of the extended crank, and so that its center of gravity is at crank radius from the center. It is sometimes desirable to balance the crank and pin by a mass in the fly-wheel. If in Fig. 77 the mass B be placed on the fly-wheel so that W b r b = W a r a, and on the opposite side of the crank, then there will exist static balance that is, the gravitational forces of the two masses will balan...ce but this is of no consequence since the centrifugal forces form a couple whose moment is Moment of couple =o. Ooo^4W a r a N 2 l and therefore there is not kinetic balance. 9 6 GAS-ENGINE DESIGN. No single rotating mass can balance another kinetically except when applied in the same plane. Application of balance weights in any other planes requires two weights at least, and these may be applied on planes with the original weight between them, as in Fig. 78, where weights are on two fly-wheels, or on planes both on the same side, as in Fig.
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