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Moment of inertia?
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Hi,
I would like to find a way in AutoCAD to calculate the (momet of inertia). In the (help) of AutoCAD exists (moment of inertia) but when I opened it, I foud nothing about (moment of inertia) but only about calculation of the area.
Is there anybody can help me to find a way to do that? Specially, that can be useful in the irregular shapes.
Thanks
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Hi,
once you have created your shape from lines and arcs you will need to create a region from the shape by using the "region" command and selecting all the lines and or arcs after I usually move the bottom left corner of the shape to 0,0. Once you have done this, run the "massprop" command and click the region you created, you will then have a text box that pops up showing the moment of inertia results.
See attached image example.
Hope this helps
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Thankyou for help.It works fantastic.
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What is I & J in below result
rea: 1437.9615
Perimeter: 491.3206
Bounding box: X: -96.7383 -- -31.7383
Y: 438.3598 -- 583.3598
Centroid: X: -62.7098
Y: 517.4386
Moments of inertia: X: 387984772.1991
Y: 5941776.0140
Product of inertia: XY: -46145896.8066
Radii of gyration: X: 519.4380
Y: 64.2813
Principal moments and X-Y directions about centroid:
I: 192305.5258 along [0.1812 0.9834]
J: 3075742.0965 along [-0.9834 0.1812]
