Lecture

Dynamic Balancing: Mechanisms Equilibration

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of dynamic balancing in mechanisms, focusing on the redistribution of mass to keep the center of mass fixed and the angular momentum null. It explains the passive dynamic balancing, where a mechanism does not exert forces or torques on its base, making it insensitive to external linear accelerations but sensitive to external angular velocities.

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Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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