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Matthew Titus
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Hi guy's this is my first post so forgive me if i leave anything out.
I'm designing a solar tracking device that needs to be mounted on a roof and i need help calculating the torque required to rotate the assembly.
i know i should use the formula T=Iα. I could get the inertia values from my inventor CAD drawings but i have no idea which alpha to use. also i have a wind loading of 1.4 MPa how would include this in my torque calculations.
any help would be appreciated thanks
Hi guy's this is my first post so forgive me if i leave anything out.
I'm designing a solar tracking device that needs to be mounted on a roof and i need help calculating the torque required to rotate the assembly.
i know i should use the formula T=Iα. I could get the inertia values from my inventor CAD drawings but i have no idea which alpha to use. also i have a wind loading of 1.4 MPa how would include this in my torque calculations.
any help would be appreciated thanks
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