High Precision Measurement of Moment of Inertia Based on Compound Pendulum
Hou Wen, Peng Fei Xue, Tie Hua Ma
Abstract
Hou Wen, Peng Fei Xue, Tie Hua Ma
Abstract
A new method and equipment based on compound pendulum was designed for measuring moment of inertia (MOI). The measurement principle of the system, being quite different from the traditional method which records the swing period of the compound pendulum, records the “Angle-time” curve and conducts a series of computation featuring phase-plane to obtain the MOI of the object being measured. The proposed method could effectively eliminate the friction moment’s influence on the measurement results and enhance the precision up to 0.12%. The method is suitable for the heavy and large-scale objects, especially those with large length/diameter ratio.
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A new method and equipment based on compound pendulum was designed for measuring moment of inertia (MOI). The measurement principle of the system, being quite different from the traditional method which records the swing period of the compound pendulum, records the “Angle-time” curve and conducts a series of computation featuring phase-plane to obtain the MOI of the object being measured. The proposed method could effectively eliminate the friction moment’s influence on the measurement results and enhance the precision up to 0.12%. The method is suitable for the heavy and large-scale objects, especially those with large length/diameter ratio.
Key concepts: Moment of inertia, Swing, Pendulum, Moment (physics), Computation, Inertia, Control theory (sociology), Phase (matter)