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I try to export the moment on rotational disk that spin respect to Z axis 15000 RPM, after I export the moment ( Moment center 0 0 1 ) I saw the data it have 3 sets of data by Total Moment : ( -0.00955129 0.0067281169 -0.00064097806 ) , so my question are
1. It that mean all number refer to moment of X,Y and Z direction ? If yes , why we still have x,y component because we choose only Z component. 2.If I need the total moment magnitude whai should I do Hope hear from every one soon. |
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Moment center doesn't mean moment-axis in your case, if the coordinate-system-origin is on your rotation-axis, your total moment on z-axis should be -0.00064097806
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Yes my coordinate system origin is on the rotational axis, so if I need to report the total moment with momen center ( 0 0 1 or on reference with Z) we should get in the third term, Am I cprrected ?? ( xxxxxx,yyyyyy,zzzzz)
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yes, it is
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