Coefficient of Insensitiveness Calculator

✖Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m is the number of revolutions the drive shaft of your car is making per minute.ⓘ Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m [N₂]			+10% -10%
✖Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m is the number of revolutions the drive shaft of your car is making per minute.ⓘ Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m [N₁]			+10% -10%
✖Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM is the number of revolutions the drive shaft of your car is making per minute.ⓘ Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM [N_equillibrium]			+10% -10%

✖The coefficient of insensitiveness is defined as the ratio of the difference between the maximum and minimum equilibrium speeds to the mean equilibrium speed.ⓘ Coefficient of Insensitiveness [C_i]

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Coefficient of Insensitiveness

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`"C"_{"i"} = ("N"_{"2"}-"N"_{"1"})/"N"_{"equillibrium"}`

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`"0.363636"=("12"-"8")/"11"`

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Coefficient of Insensitiveness Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Coefficient of Insensitiveness = (Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m-Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m)/Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM
C_i = (N₂-N₁)/N_equillibrium
This formula uses 4 Variables

Variables Used

Coefficient of Insensitiveness - The coefficient of insensitiveness is defined as the ratio of the difference between the maximum and minimum equilibrium speeds to the mean equilibrium speed.
Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m - Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m is the number of revolutions the drive shaft of your car is making per minute.
Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m - Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m is the number of revolutions the drive shaft of your car is making per minute.
Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM - Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM is the number of revolutions the drive shaft of your car is making per minute.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m: 12 --> No Conversion Required
Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m: 8 --> No Conversion Required
Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM: 11 --> No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

C_i = (N₂-N₁)/N_equillibrium --> (12-8)/11

Evaluating ... ...

C_i = 0.363636363636364

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

0.363636363636364 --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

0.363636363636364 ≈ 0.363636 <-- Coefficient of Insensitiveness

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Sensitiveness of Governor given Angular Speed in RPM

Go Sensitiveness of the governor = (2*(Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m-Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m))/(Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m+Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m)

Sensitiveness of Governor given Angular Speed

Go Sensitiveness of the governor = (2*(Maximum equilibrium angular speed-Minimum equilibrium angular speed))/(Minimum equilibrium angular speed+Maximum equilibrium angular speed)

Coefficient of Insensitiveness for Hartnell Governor

Go Coefficient of Insensitiveness = (Force Required at Sleeve to Overcome Friction*Length of sleeve arm of lever)/(Controlling Force*2*Length of ball arm of lever)

Coefficient of Insensitiveness

Go Coefficient of Insensitiveness = (Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m-Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m)/Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM

Sensitiveness of Governor given Mean Angular Speed in RPM

Go Sensitiveness of the governor = (Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m-Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m)/Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM

Sensitiveness of Governor given Mean Angular Speed

Go Sensitiveness of the governor = (Maximum equilibrium angular speed-Minimum equilibrium angular speed)/Mean Equilibrium Angular Speed

Coefficient of Insensitiveness given Radial and Controlling Force

Go Coefficient of Insensitiveness = Corresponding Radial Force Required at Each Ball/Controlling Force

Coefficient of Insensitiveness Formula

Coefficient of Insensitiveness = (Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m-Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m)/Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM
C_i = (N₂-N₁)/N_equillibrium

What is Governor sensitivity?

A governor is said to be sensitive if it readily responds to any change in the speed. Further, it may be defined as the ratio of the difference between max and min equilibrium speeds to the mean speeds.

How to Calculate Coefficient of Insensitiveness?

Coefficient of Insensitiveness calculator uses Coefficient of Insensitiveness = (Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m-Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m)/Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM to calculate the Coefficient of Insensitiveness, The Coefficient of insensitiveness formula depicts that the frictional force is always present in all mechanisms as well as in all governors, it may not be excluded. This frictional force acts in the opposite direction of the motion when the speed of rotation decreases. Coefficient of Insensitiveness is denoted by C_i symbol.

How to calculate Coefficient of Insensitiveness using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Coefficient of Insensitiveness, enter Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m (N₂), Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m (N₁) & Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM (N_equillibrium) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Coefficient of Insensitiveness calculation can be explained with given input values -> 0.363636 = (12-8)/11.

FAQ

What is Coefficient of Insensitiveness?

The Coefficient of insensitiveness formula depicts that the frictional force is always present in all mechanisms as well as in all governors, it may not be excluded. This frictional force acts in the opposite direction of the motion when the speed of rotation decreases and is represented as C_i = (N₂-N₁)/N_equillibrium or Coefficient of Insensitiveness = (Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m-Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m)/Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM. Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m is the number of revolutions the drive shaft of your car is making per minute, Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m is the number of revolutions the drive shaft of your car is making per minute & Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM is the number of revolutions the drive shaft of your car is making per minute.

How to calculate Coefficient of Insensitiveness?

The Coefficient of insensitiveness formula depicts that the frictional force is always present in all mechanisms as well as in all governors, it may not be excluded. This frictional force acts in the opposite direction of the motion when the speed of rotation decreases is calculated using Coefficient of Insensitiveness = (Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m-Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m)/Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM. To calculate Coefficient of Insensitiveness, you need Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m (N₂), Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m (N₁) & Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM (N_equillibrium). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m, Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m & Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

How many ways are there to calculate Coefficient of Insensitiveness?

In this formula, Coefficient of Insensitiveness uses Maximum equilibrium speed in r.p.m, Minimum equilibrium speed in r.p.m & Mean Equilibrium Speed in RPM. We can use 2 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

Coefficient of Insensitiveness = (Force Required at Sleeve to Overcome Friction*Length of sleeve arm of lever)/(Controlling Force*2*Length of ball arm of lever)
Coefficient of Insensitiveness = Corresponding Radial Force Required at Each Ball/Controlling Force

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