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                            U.S. Customary 15:28  APPLICATION TO MACHINES  SI/Metric
                    Note that the mass moments of inertia of the  Note that the mass moments of inertia of the
                  hub and spokes are very small.     hub and spokes are very small.
                  Step 7. Using the mass moment of inertia  Step 7. Using the mass moment of inertia
                  needed from the rim of the composite flywheel  needed from the rim of the composite flywheel
                  found in step 6 and Eq. (9.77), determine the  found in step 6 and Eq. (9.77), determine the
                  required mass of the rim (m rim ) as  required mass of the rim (m rim ) as
                                    1                                 1
                               I rim =  m rim d o 2              I rim =  m rim d o 2
                                    4                                 4
                                    1                                 1
                                 2       2                         2        2
                        29.3 slug · ft =  m rim d o         39.1kg · m =  m rim d o
                                    4                                 4
                  Solve for (m rim )                 Solve for (m rim )
                                                                           2
                                        2
                              4 (29.3 slug · ft )                 4 (39.1kg · m )
                         m rim =                            m rim =
                                   d 2 o                              d o 2
                                                                           2
                                        2
                              4 (29.3 slug · ft )                 4 (39.1kg · m )
                            =                                  =
                                  (3ft) 2                           (0.9m) 2
                              117.2 slug · ft 2                   156.4kg · m 2
                            =                                  =
                                  9ft 2                            0.81 m 2
                            = 13 slug                          = 193 kg
                  Step 8. Using the mass of the rim found in  Step 8. Using the mass of the rim found in
                  step 7, determine the required width of the rim  step 7, determine the required width of the rim
                  from Eq. (9.78) as                 from Eq. (9.78) as
                         m rim = ρπd o tw rim             m rim = ρπd o tw rim

                                   slug                               kg
                       13 slug =  15.2  π(3ft)           193 kg =  7,850  π(0.9m)
                                   ft 3                              m 3
                              ×(0.25 ft) w rim                  ×(0.07 m) w rim

                                   slug                              kg
                            =  35.8    w rim                  =  1,554   w rim
                                    ft                               m
                          13 slug                            193 kg
                                  = 0.363 ft = 4.36 in              = 0.124 m = 12.4cm
                   w rim =                            w rim =
                             slug                               kg
                          35.8                              1,554
                              ft                                m
                  Step 9. Using the mass of the rim found in  Step 9. Using the mass of the rim found in
                  step 7, determine the weight of the rim as  step 7, determine the weight of the rim as
                        W rim = m rim g                    W rim = m rim g

                                        ft                                m
                           = (13 slug) 32.2                    = (193 kg) 9.8
                                        s 2                               s 2
                           = 419 lb                            = 1,891 N
                  Step 10. Calculate the total weight of the com-  Step 10. Calculate the total weight of the com-
                  posite flywheel using the weights of the hub,  posite flywheel using the weights of the hub,
                  spokes, and rim found in steps 2, 4, and 9,  spokes, and rim found in steps 2, 4, and 9,
                  respectively.                      respectively.
                    W                                 W
                      composite  = W hub + W spokes + W rim  composite  = W hub + W spokes + W rim
                      flywheel                           flywheel
                             = (18) + (24) + (419) lb          = (93) + (116) + (1,891) N
                             = 461 lb                          = 2,100 N
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