Mechanical Engineering: Ch 12: Moment of Inertia (8 of 97) Basic Shapes & Their Moment of Inertia

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In this video I will explain and give the formulas of their moment of inertia of the basic shapes of point mass, solid disk, disk with hole, hollow disk, solid sphere, hollow sphere, beam rotating at center, beam rotating at end, board rotating about center, and board rotating about side.
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Thank you very much sir, it was good presentation, let's say I want to rotate a chassis of trailer or some welded structure..how to find I, in real world we calculate acceleration torque for structures to rotate and weld application. Your answer will be appreciated. Thanks in advance..

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Excellent video, very good explanation. I have a question: what are the differences between the Mass moment inertia and the Volume Moment of Inertia?

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Sir it is a nice explanation video... I have a question : do you Have a video of derivation of these formulas? Because often i can not remember them correctly

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What about a beam rotating at a point slightly away from center ?

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How to CALCULATE the values??

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