Project 5:CLUTCHFLYWHEELFLYWHEELFigure.4: Coupled flywheels by engaging clutchThe flywheel in Figure.4 has moment of inertia of 40 kg. m² rotates at 250 rpm. A second flywheel has momentof inertia of 21 kg. m²and rotates at 450 rpm.a) Find the speed when they are engaged by a clutchb) Determine the energy lost

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CLUTCH FLYWHEEL FLYWHEEL Figure.4: Coupled flywheels by engaging clutch The flywheel in Figure.4 has moment of inertia of 40 kg. m2 rotates at 250 rpm. A second flywheel has moment of inertia of 21 kg.m2and rotates at 450 rpm. a) Find the speed when they are engaged by a clutch b) Determine the energy lost

CLUTCH FLYWHEEL FLYWHEEL Figure.4: Coupled flywheels by engaging clutch The flywheel in Figure.4 has moment of inertia of 40 kg. m2 rotates at 250 rpm. A second flywheel has moment of inertia of 21 kg.m2and rotates at 450 rpm. a) Find the speed when they are engaged by a clutch b) Determine the energy lost

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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