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Formelsammlungen mathematisch physikalisch

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Building Q&A / FAQ' started by RaceRay, Jul 2, 2007.

  1. RaceRay

    RaceRay Administrator Staff Member SimAxe Beta Tester

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    Hier postet bitte alle Formeln mit denen Ihr während der Projektphase Eures Simulators in Kontakt gekommen seit. Veranschaulichende Beispiele sind ausdrücklich erwünscht, damit die graue Theorie auch sofort in die Praxis umgesetzt werden kann. Ganz gleich, ob Formeln aus der Mechanik, Elektrotechnik oder Strömungsberechnung hier möchten wir alles Zusammenfassen.

    Bitte fangt keine Disskussion über Vollständigkeit und Richtigkeit von geposteten Formeln an, sondern eröffnet solche Themen dann bitte in sonstiges---off-topic-f5.html.

    Unser Ziel ist es hier ein knackiges und informationsreiches Nachschlagearchiv zu erstellen.

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    RaceRay Administrator Staff Member SimAxe Beta Tester

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    Kraft = Druck * Fläche
    1bar = 100.000 Pa = 100.000 N/Quadratmeter

    F = 200.000 N/qm * 0,001256 qm = 251,2 N
    RaceRay, Jul 8, 2007
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    RaceRay Administrator Staff Member SimAxe Beta Tester

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    Eine Umdrehung hat:---------------------360°
    Geteilt durch 1,8°/Schritt:----------------200 Schritte für eine Umdrehung
    Spindelsteigung/Schritt bei 1,8°:-------0,05mm
    Spindelsteigung 1 Motorumdrehung:--0,05mmx200Schritte= 10mm ->1cm/U
    Fortschrittbei 1 Motorumdrehung:-----10mm
    Frequenz für 10mm/s:--------------------200hz
    Frequenz für 100mm/s:------------------2000hz -> 2khz
    Frequenz für 150mm/s:------------------3000hz -> 3khz
    RaceRay, Jul 8, 2007
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    Evtl. Sollte der Verfasser genannt werden und die Berechnungen nicht aus dem Kontext gerissen werden.

    Ansonsten finde ich die FAQ Sektion gut und sinnvoll

    Gruss
    ego
    egoexpress, Jul 14, 2007
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