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Moment of Inertia

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stanier

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I am used to having the momnet of ineria of rotating parts defined as wr2. recently I came across some data where it was expessed as GD2.

Can someone please explain.
 
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wr2 is all I've heard of to. Maybe its metric? Let's hope some answer's your question. Wayne E. Lovison
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