MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF AUTOBALANCER MOVEMENT

The synchronous motions of rotating rotors and several pendulums can explain the motions of dynamic systems. Rotating rotors include unbalanced flexible shaft discs and auto-balancers. There are a number of difficulties in studying their movements from a mathematical point of view. Therefore, the creation of a mathematical model of such systems and its solution is an important task.

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Mechanics and Technologies
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.55956/vcng9506
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Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF AUTOBALANCER MOVEMENT

А.Т. Жақаш, E.A. Dzhakashova, A. Yesilkhankyzy
Mechanics and Technologies
Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF AUTOBALANCER MOVEMENT

А.Т. Жақаш, E.A. Dzhakashova, A. Yesilkhankyzy
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Abstract

The synchronous motions of rotating rotors and several pendulums can explain the motions of dynamic systems. Rotating rotors include unbalanced flexible shaft discs and auto-balancers. There are a number of difficulties in studying their movements from a mathematical point of view. Therefore, the creation of a mathematical model of such systems and its solution is an important task.

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