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I know there are empirically determinated formulas to calculate the diameter of rods dinamically loaded in the tranversal axis... this formulas are used to calculate diameters of rods that are loaded with rotational loads (p.e. plain gears). But how can I calculate the diameter of a rod that is also loaded with an axial force (p.e. conical gears or a disbalanced rod)? Thanks for your help If I say calculate I mean calculate because I am designing the rod, and that the reason I can¥t measure it. The information I have... ONLY THE LOADS that the rod has to support.
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Re: How can you calculate the diameter of an dynamically loaded rod (axis)? I know there are empirically determinated formulas to calculate the diameter of rods dinamically loaded in the tranversal axis... this formulas are used to calculate diameters of rods that are loaded with rotational loads (p.e. plain gears). But how can I calculate the diameter of a rod that is also loaded with an axial force (p.e. conical gears or a disbalanced rod)? Thanks for your help _______________________________________________________________ Greetings - Your question was not submitted to the MAD Scientist Network for the following reason: Please provide further specifics - what information do you have about the rods and why can't you measure the diameter of the existing rod?. As it stands it would be difficult for us to find an answer to your question. Questions may be resubmitted via http://www.madsci.org/submit.html Thanks for using our site! Kieran Kelly, Admin MadSci Network ________________________________________________________________ MadSci Network http://www.madsci.org/ webadmin@www.madsci.org
Re: How can you calculate the diameter of an dynamically loaded rod (axis)?
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