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  1. vtl

    How to get the nodal stress results

    give us the dimension and loading of you problem then we'll compare your answer will our answer.
  2. vtl

    Moment

    Use the mechanical tool bar under menuctrls
  3. vtl

    SPLINE SOURCE CODE IN VISUAL BASIC

    Go to planetsourcecode.com to search for it.
  4. vtl

    Lifting beam design

    try me. vutle@hotmail.com
  5. vtl

    ok...here's the problem,..I can't s

    Cp is usually the problem since they usually provide you with a Kilo unit
  6. vtl

    wind Loading Calculations

    Normal Force = 1/2*(rho)(A)(CD)V^2 = 1/2*(rho)(12)CD(30^2) rho = air density CD = value of shape
  7. vtl

    Hopper volume

    Show us the picture then I think most of use will tell you the Volume.
  8. vtl

    moment of inertia

    just sum them up if the moment of inertia you looking at is on the same axis.
  9. vtl

    Reaction Force of a Dropped Object

    I don't know how to edit but. The equation I posted should be a = u/t instead. A Typo mistake there.
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    Reaction Force of a Dropped Object

    Opsss... Did I missed reading that the final velocity was 11.3 fps not 0 fps. --------- ----------- Well if you know the delta time when and after the impact then you can use the impulse equation, then multiply by delta time to get the answer. Else you can do it this way Sum (F) = ma a =...
  11. vtl

    Reaction Force of a Dropped Object

    Approximate: Sum of F = ma ads = vdv => v^2 = u^2 + 2as; u =0 a = v^2/2s => a = 11.3^2/2(2) => a = 31.92 ft/s^2 Sum of F = ma => Reaction = m*31.92 Aproximatelly I can't recall English unit; Substitute m as the mass of that thingo to find the approximate reaction.
  12. vtl

    Energy loss in a collision

    another loss that would likely involved are the elastic strain energy.
  13. vtl

    Energy loss in a collision

    The energy is lost do to frictions. Surfaces friction + aerodynamics friction.
  14. vtl

    Impact damage

    Consider you have a dynamic loading on a plate overtime.
  15. vtl

    some intersting questions

    About the noise from the coconut. Due to impact noise are created.

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