Moment of Inertia

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About This Presentation

This presentation aims at discussion on concepts from moment of inertia ,this is for the students of second year diploma in mechanical engineering


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By Ashish Ravindra Lande M.E(CADME) Lecturer at Department of Mechanical Engineering K.K.Wagh Polytechnic, Nashik Lecture Series on Strength of Materials-5 “Moment of Inertia” www.engineersfirst.in

Basic.. Centre of Gravity It is defined as the point through which whole weight of body supposed to be act. Centroid or Centre of Area. It is defined as the point through which whole area is assumed to be concentrated.

Moment of Inertia It is defined as the algebraic sum of product of area and the square of distance from the particular axis. It is denoted by I xx or I YY It is given by I=Ah 2 Unit- mm 4. It is second moment of area which is measure of résistance to bending & forms basic to strength of material. Mass MI is the résistance to rotation & forms basic to dynamics to rigid bodies.

Radius Of GYRATION It is defined as the distance at which area is supposed to be concentrated for same moment of inertia. It is denoted by K. It is given by ;I= Ak 2 K= (I/A) 1/2 Unit-mm.

Mi of Simple section

Mi of Simple section

Parallel axis Theorem. M.I of plane section about any axis is equal to MI of plane section about the parallel axis parallel axis passing through its CG plus the product of area and square of distance between two axes.

Perpendicular axis Theorem The moment of inertia of polar axis is equal to algebraic sum of MI of two axis about which axis is perpendicular.

Composite section

For Un-symmetrical I SECTION

MI of Composite section

MI OF Symmetrical I Section

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