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mass polar moment of inertia

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cadman777
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mass polar moment of inertia

Can anybody tell me where or how to get the mass polar moment of inertia of an assembly w/referenct to an axis about which it rotates?

I also need the radius of gyration, so I can do some power calcs on this assembly for selecting a drive unit.

Inventor has a wonderful collection of solids that it should be able to use to generate the Jm & k, if only I can find the command.

Thanx ...

... Chris
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CCarreiras
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HI!

 

It is what youre try to find?? it's in the assembly's iProperties.

 

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cadman777
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Thanx CC.

I want to know what each of those numbers mean.

There's a lot of confusion about them, and the help file is useless in explaining them.

I think I made myself clear.

If someone knows which number under which button is the mass polar moment of inertia and where I can get the mass radius of gyration, please be so kind as to show me.

Thanx ...

... Chris
Win 7 Pro 64 bit + IV 2010 Suite
ASUS X79 Deluxe
Intel i7 3820 4.4 O/C
64 Gig ADATA RAM
Nvidia Quadro M5000 8 Gig
3d Connexion Space Navigator

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