Unit of moment of inertia in Beam Deflection calculation Sad
Post Reply   Forum
Posted by: VentureWei ®

03/06/2006, 04:46:27
Author Profile eMail author Edit

Hi all,
Can someone help me in using the calculator of Beam Deflection? The unit call for is in^4 and m^4. Normally, due to the material thickness is small, the I value is very small. However, that calculator cannot take any figure less than 0.1 that make it impossible for me to put in the correct I. Please help. Thanks a lot.







Post Reply | Recommend | Alert Administrator View All   | |

Replies to this message


Re: Unit of moment of inertia in Beam Deflection calculation
Re: Unit of moment of inertia in Beam Deflection calculation -- VentureWei Post Reply Top of thread Forum
Posted by: zekeman ®

03/06/2006, 14:20:31
Author Profile eMail author Edit

Multiply each of the dimensions by 10 and take the answer you get and divide it by 10^4







Post Reply | Recommend | Alert Administrator Where am I? Original Top of thread | |
Re: Unit of moment of inertia in Beam Deflection calculation Smile
Re: Re: Unit of moment of inertia in Beam Deflection calculation -- zekeman Post Reply Top of thread Forum
Posted by: VentureWei ®

03/06/2006, 22:43:12
Author Profile eMail author Edit

I got it, thank you.







Post Reply | Recommend | Alert Administrator Where am I? Original Top of thread

Powered by Engineers Edge

© Copyright 2000 - 2024, by Engineers Edge, LLC All rights reserved.  Disclaimer