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The document contains multiple physics and engineering problems related to steam engines, rotating machinery, and balancing of rotating masses. It provides calculations for values like velocity, acceleration, torque, forces, energy, and balancing mass. The problems include given parameters like lengths, masses, radii, angles, and rpm and ask to determine unknown values.

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The document contains multiple physics and engineering problems related to steam engines, rotating machinery, and balancing of rotating masses. It provides calculations for values like velocity, acceleration, torque, forces, energy, and balancing mass. The problems include given parameters like lengths, masses, radii, angles, and rpm and ask to determine unknown values.

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1. The crank and connecting rod of a steam engine are 035m and 1.55m in length.

Find the
value of “n”.
a. 6.428
b. 5.428
c. 4.428
d. 7.428
2. The crank and connecting rod of a steam engine are 035m and 1.55m in length. The crank
rotates at 180 rpm. The crank angle is 40 degree. Find the value of velocity.
a. 4.974 m/sec
b. 4.974 m/sec2
c. 5.974 m/sec
d. 5.974 m/sec2
3. The crank and connecting rod of a steam engine are 035m and 1.55m in length. The crank
rotates at 180 rpm. The crank angle is 40 degree. Find the value of acceleration.
a. 500 m/sec
b. 500m/sec2
c. 100 m/sec
d. 100m/sec2
4. The lengths of crank and connecting rod of a horizontal engine are 200 mm and 1 m
respectively. The crank is rotating at 400 rpm. When the crank has turned through 30 0 from
IDC, the difference of pressure between cover and piston rod is 0.4 N/mm 2. If the mass of
the reciprocating part is 100kg and cylinder bore is 0.4 meter then calculate
a. Value of “n”
i. 10
ii. 15
iii. 20
iv. 5
b. Inertia force
i. 33.903 KN
ii. 34.903 KN
iii. 33.903 N
iv. 34.903 N
c. Force on the piston
i. 30.26 KN
ii. 40.26 KN
iii. 50.26 KN
iv. 40.26 N
d. Piston effort
i. 18.36 KN
ii. 17.36 KN
iii. 16.36 KN
iv. 17.36 N
e. Thrust on the sides of the cylinder walls
i. 1.844 KN
ii. 1.444 KN
iii. 1.744 KN
iv. 1.644 KN
f. Thrust in the connecting rod
i. 18.44 KN
ii. 14.44 KN
iii. 17.44 KN
iv. 16.44 KN
g. Crank effort
i. 1921.1 N-m
ii. 1921.1 KN-m
iii. 1921.1m/s
iv. 1921.1m/s2
1. The turning moment diagram for a multi cylinder engine has been drawn to a scale of 1 mm
= 4500 N-m vertically and 1 mm = 2.4 degree horizontally. The intercepted areas between
output torque curve and mean resistance line taken in order from one end are
342,230,245,303,115,232,227 and 164 mm 2, when the engine is running at 150 rpm. If the
mass of the flywheel is 100 kg and the total fluctuation of speed does not exceed 3% of
mean speed. find the minimum value of the radius of gyration.
a. Maximum energy
i. E+357
ii. E+457
iii. E+169
iv. E+54
b. Minimum energy
i. E+54
ii. E+112
iii. E-63
iv. E-72
c. Maximum fluctuation of energy
i. 520 mm2
ii. 420 mm2
iii. 320 mm2
iv. 220 mm2
d. Maximum fluctuation of energy
i. 7.916 KN-m
ii. 79.16KN-m
iii. 7.916 N-m
iv. 79.16 N-m
e. Radius of gyration
i. 3.27 m
ii. 4.27 m
iii. 5.27 m
iv. 2.27 m
1. A horizontal steam engine running at 210 rpm has a bore of 190 mm and stroke of 350 mm. the
piston rod is 20 mm in diameter and connecting rod length is 950 mm. the mass of the reciprocating
parts is 8 kg and the frictional resistance is equivalent to a force of 350 N.

Determine the following when the crank is at 115 0 from the IDC, the mean pressure being 4500N/m 2
on the cover side and 100 N/m 2 on the crank side. Find 1. Fp 2. Fq 3. Fn 4. Fb 5. T

1. Fp
a. 141 N
b. 141 KN
c. 141 KN-m
d. 141 N – m
2. Fq
a. 143 N
b. 143 KN
c. 143 KN-m
d. 143 N – m
3. Fn
a. 23.87 KN
b. 23.87 KN – m
c. 23.87 N
d. 23.87 N- m
4. Fb
a. -81.23 N
b. 81.23 N
c. -81.23 KN
d. 81.23 KN
5. Torque
a. 20.6 N
b. 20.6 N-m
c. 20.6 KN
d. 20.6 KN - m
1. A rigid motor has all its unbalance in one plane and can be considered to
consists of three masses m1 = 5 kg, m2 = 3 kg, at angle 165 degree counter
clockwise from m1vand m3 = 8 kg at angle 85 degree from m1. The radii r1 = 20
cm, r2 = 8 cm and r3 = 14 cm. Determine the balancing mass required at a
radius of 10 cm. Specify the location of this mass with respect to m1.
a. Summation of horizontal forces
i. 0.865 kg -m
ii. 0.865 kg
iii. 0.865 m
iv. 0.865 cm
b. Summation vertical forces
i. 1.054 kg – m
ii. -1.054 kg – m
iii. 1.054 kg
iv. -1.054 m
c. Resultant
i. 0.1363 kg –m
ii. 0.1363 m
iii. 1.363 kg – m
iv. 1.363 m
d. Unknown mass
i. 16.63 kg
ii. 15.63 kg
iii. 14.63 kg
iv. 13.63 kg
e. Unknown angle
i. 130 degree
ii. 129 degree
iii. 128 degree
iv. 127 degree

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