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                                             MACHINE ENERGY
                      If the flywheel and shaft assembly is accelerated from one angular velocity (ω 1 ) to another
                    angular velocity (ω 2 ), either speeding up or slowing down, the change in inertial energy
                    levels is the work done on or by the system, denoted (Work), and is given by the relationship
                    in Eq. (9.55) as                      1→2
                                                 1       2  2
                                           Work =  I total ω − ω 1              (9.55)
                                                        2
                                           1→2   2
                      If the system is speeding up, the work done(Work) is positive. Conversely, if the system
                                                      1→2
                    is slowing down, the work done (Work) is negative.
                                            1→2
                              U.S. Customary                      SI/Metric
                    Example 2. For the flywheel and shaft  Example 2. For the flywheel and shaft
                    assembly of Example 1, calculate the work done  assembly of Example 1, calculate the work done
                    (Work) to increase its speed, where  (Work) to increase its speed, where
                     1→2                                1→2
                       ω 1 = 1,000 rpm                   ω 1 = 1,000 rpm
                       ω 2 = 1,500 rpm                   ω 2 = 1,500 rpm
                                   2
                                                                     2
                      I total = 29.82 slug · ft (from Example 1)  I total = 39.89 kg · m (from Example 1)
                    solution                           solution
                    Step 1. Convert the given angular velocities  Step 1. Convert the given angular velocities
                    from (rpm) to (rad/s).             from (rpm) to (rad/s)
                               rev  2 π rad  1 min                rev  2 π rad  1 min
                       ω 1 = 1,000  ×    ×               ω 1 = 1,000  ×     ×
                               min   rev   60 s                   min   rev   60 s
                         = 105 rad/s                        = 105 rad/s
                               rev  2 π rad  1 min                rev  2 π rad  1 min
                       ω 2 = 1,500  ×    ×               ω 2 = 1,500  ×     ×
                               min   rev   60 s                   min   rev   60 s
                         = 157 rad/s                        = 157 rad/s
                    Step 2. Substitute the angular velocities from  Step 2. Substitute the angular velocities from
                    step 1 and the total mass moment of inertia for  step 1 and the total mass moment of inertia for
                    the system from Example 1 in Eq. (9.55) to give  the system from Example 1 in Eq. (9.55) to give
                    the work done as                   the work done as
                           1       2  2                       1      2  2
                     Work =  I total ω − ω 1           Work =  I total ω − ω 1
                                  2
                                                                    2
                     1→2   2                            1→2   2
                           1          2                       1         2
                         =  (29.82 slug · ft )              =  (39.89 kg · m )
                           2                                  2
                                      2         2                       2          2
                                 rad        rad                     rad       rad

                           ×  157     − 105                  ×   157    − 105
                                  s         s                        s         s
                           1                                  1
                                                                        2
                                      2
                         =  (29.82 slug · ft )              =  (39.89 kg · m )
                           2                                  2
                                  rad                                rad

                           × 13,624                          × 13,624
                                   s 2                               s 2
                                  slug · ft 2                        kg · m 2
                         = 2.03 × 10 5                      = 2.72 × 10 5
                                    s 2                                s 2
                                 5
                                                                    5
                         = 2.03 × 10 ft · lb                = 2.72 × 10 N · m
                         = 203 ft · kip                     = 272 kN · m
                     As the work done is positive, work was done  As the work done is positive, work was done
                    on the system.                     on the system.
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