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While assigning rotor kinematics there is shown velocity as parameter but the units described are in rpm. so i used my speed in the velocity column but the angular speed i am getting is totally different. please help me in this.
thank you
Hi, Yes it is no the same because the unit used in mechanical set is not the same when you draw the curve of angulaire speed (the unite is degree/s). you need just to convert the rpm to degree/s (1 RPM to degree/second = 6 degree/second). Best regards.
THANK YOU ABDESSAMED.
You are welcome
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