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- | This mechanical analysis focuses on the moment of inertia of heavy metal wheel and braking friction, which are | + | This mechanical analysis focuses on the moment of inertia of heavy metal wheel and braking friction, which are critical to the design of the exercise bike. Here is my comments about the analysis: |
*The calculation for the flywheel rotating speed change by brake seems not correct: 28.27J=1/2*0.646*<sup>ω</sup>2. So ω=9.35 rad/sec = 89.3 rpm. Please verify your calculation. | *The calculation for the flywheel rotating speed change by brake seems not correct: 28.27J=1/2*0.646*<sup>ω</sup>2. So ω=9.35 rad/sec = 89.3 rpm. Please verify your calculation. | ||
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*It is suggested to add a figure of flywheel rpm versus calorie consumption can be added into the analysis results. It will be useful information to the exercise bike users. | *It is suggested to add a figure of flywheel rpm versus calorie consumption can be added into the analysis results. It will be useful information to the exercise bike users. | ||
- | *The moment of inertia of the lighter flywheel is not given in the analysis. Please double check | + | *The moment of inertia of the 5kg lighter flywheel is not given in the analysis. Please double check. |
Revision as of 15:44, 2 October 2008
Client comments on the Mechanical Analysis
This mechanical analysis focuses on the moment of inertia of heavy metal wheel and braking friction, which are critical to the design of the exercise bike. Here is my comments about the analysis:
- The calculation for the flywheel rotating speed change by brake seems not correct: 28.27J=1/2*0.646*ω2. So ω=9.35 rad/sec = 89.3 rpm. Please verify your calculation.
- It is suggested to add a figure of flywheel rpm versus calorie consumption can be added into the analysis results. It will be useful information to the exercise bike users.
- The moment of inertia of the 5kg lighter flywheel is not given in the analysis. Please double check.