Question: Question 3 1 5 marks A simplified model of the single - speed transmission of a lathe is shown in Figure 4 . The transmission

Question 3
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A simplified model of the single-speed transmission of a lathe is shown in Figure 4. The transmission is made up of a reduction gearbox, an output shaft, and the chuck in which the workpiece will be held. You do not need to model the motor or the motor shaft that connects to the input of the motor.
You are required to model the system in terms of the angular position of the input to the gearbox (in), the output of the gearbox (out), and of the chuck (c). The system is shown in Figure 4.
The input gear and gear 3 of the gearbox each have 20 teeth and a mass moment of inertia of J20. The output gear and gear 2 of the the gearbox each have 40 teeth and a mass moment of inertia of J40. You may assume that the gears have no torsional flexure. The gearbox shaft has a torsional stiffness k1 and the output shaft has a torsional stiffness of k2.
Figure 4: A simplified model of a lathe gearbox and chuck
(a) What is the design gear ratio of the entire gearbox?
(b) In terms of J20,J40,in,out,in, and out :
i. Give an equation for the kinetic energy.
ii. Give an equation for the potential energy.
(c) Using Lagrange's equation, find the equations of motion describing the system and express them in matrix form.
(d) During operation, the gears rotate many times. Explain how the degrees of freedom of the system relate to the absolute angular position of the gears.
Question 3 1 5 marks A simplified model of the

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