Fig.12.63(a) shows the vectors A1,A2 and A3 to some scale and Fig.12.63(b) shows B1,B2 and B3 drawn to the same scale.
From Figs. 12.63(a) and (b), we get
A2−A1=4.1×10−4e−i(123∘),A3−A1=1.4×10−4e−.
B2−B1=1.5×10−4e−i(211∘),B3−B1=4.75×10−4e−i(218∘).
From the given data
A1=3.5×10−4e−i(15∘),B1=4.2×10−4e−i(65∘).
a=4.1e−i(123∘)×4.75e−i(218∘)−1.4e−i(94.5∘)×1.5e−i(211∘)4.2e−i(65∘)×1.4e−i(94.5∘)−3.5e−i(15∘)×4.75e−i(218∘).
=19.475e−i(341∘)−2.1e−i(305.5∘)5.88e−i(159.5∘)−16.625e−i(233∘).
β=19.475e−i(341∘)×2.1e−i(305.5∘)3.5e−i(15∘)×1.5e−i(211∘)−4.2e−i(65∘)×4.1e−i(123∘).
=19.475e−i(341∘)−2.1e−i(138∘)5.25e−i(226∘)−17.22e−i(188∘).
The valves of α and β are obtained graphically as explained in Fig.12.63(c).
α=1.77e−i(345∘)1.59e−i(74∘)=0.902e−i(−271∘).
β=1.77e−i(345∘)1.36e−i(350∘)=0.768e−i(5∘).
Balance mass at plane A=0.902×2=1.804kg at 271∘cw or 89∘ccw.
Balance mass at plane B=0.768×2=1.536kg at 5∘ccw from the position of trial mess .