Allowable impact loading on groove Calculator

✖Allowable static thrust load on groove wall is the amount of measured force directed at and from a turning mechanism.ⓘ Allowable static thrust load on groove wall [F_tg]			+10% -10%
✖Depth of groove is the perpendicular distance from a real or calculated reference plane defined by edges of two adjacent ribs to the lowest point in the groove.ⓘ Depth of groove [d]			+10% -10%

✖Allowable impact loading on groove is defined as the load produced due to impact due to falling or hitting.ⓘ Allowable impact loading on groove [F_ig]

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Allowable impact loading on groove

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`"F"_{"ig"} = ("F"_{"tg"}*"d")/2`

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`"31.5N"=("18N"*"3.5m")/2`

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Allowable impact loading on groove Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Allowable impact loading on groove = (Allowable static thrust load on groove wall*Depth of groove)/2
F_ig = (F_tg*d)/2
This formula uses 3 Variables

Variables Used

Allowable impact loading on groove - (Measured in Newton) - Allowable impact loading on groove is defined as the load produced due to impact due to falling or hitting.
Allowable static thrust load on groove wall - (Measured in Newton) - Allowable static thrust load on groove wall is the amount of measured force directed at and from a turning mechanism.
Depth of groove - (Measured in Meter) - Depth of groove is the perpendicular distance from a real or calculated reference plane defined by edges of two adjacent ribs to the lowest point in the groove.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Allowable static thrust load on groove wall: 18 Newton --> 18 Newton No Conversion Required
Depth of groove: 3.5 Meter --> 3.5 Meter No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

F_ig = (F_tg*d)/2 --> (18*3.5)/2

Evaluating ... ...

F_ig = 31.5

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

31.5 Newton --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

31.5 Newton <-- Allowable impact loading on groove

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< 5 Load Capacities of Groove Calculators

Tensile Yield Strength of Groove Material given allowable Static Thrust Load on Groove

Go Tensile Yield Strength of Groove Material = (Factor of Safety*Reduction Factor*Allowable static thrust load on groove wall)/(Conversion factor*Shaft Diameter*pi*Depth of groove)

Shaft Diameter given allowable Static Thrust Load on Groove

Go Shaft Diameter = (Allowable static thrust load on groove wall*Factor of Safety*Reduction Factor)/(Conversion factor*Depth of groove*pi*Tensile Yield Strength of Groove Material)

Allowable Static Thrust Load on Groove

Go Allowable static thrust load on groove wall = (Conversion factor*Shaft Diameter*Depth of groove*pi*Tensile Yield Strength of Groove Material)/(Factor of Safety*Reduction Factor)

Allowable impact loading on groove

Go Allowable impact loading on groove = (Allowable static thrust load on groove wall*Depth of groove)/2

Allowable Static Thrust Load given Allowable Impact Loading on Groove

Go Allowable static thrust load on groove wall = Allowable impact loading on groove*2/Depth of groove

Allowable impact loading on groove Formula

Allowable impact loading on groove = (Allowable static thrust load on groove wall*Depth of groove)/2
F_ig = (F_tg*d)/2

What is impact loading?

Sometimes machine members are subjected to load with a sudden impact due to falling or hitting one object on another. The load produced due to these actions is known as the Impact load.

How to Calculate Allowable impact loading on groove?

Allowable impact loading on groove calculator uses Allowable impact loading on groove = (Allowable static thrust load on groove wall*Depth of groove)/2 to calculate the Allowable impact loading on groove, The Allowable impact loading on groove formula is defined as the load produced due to impact due to falling or hitting. Allowable impact loading on groove is denoted by F_ig symbol.

How to calculate Allowable impact loading on groove using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Allowable impact loading on groove, enter Allowable static thrust load on groove wall (F_tg) & Depth of groove (d) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Allowable impact loading on groove calculation can be explained with given input values -> 31.5 = (18*3.5)/2.

FAQ

What is Allowable impact loading on groove?

The Allowable impact loading on groove formula is defined as the load produced due to impact due to falling or hitting and is represented as F_ig = (F_tg*d)/2 or Allowable impact loading on groove = (Allowable static thrust load on groove wall*Depth of groove)/2. Allowable static thrust load on groove wall is the amount of measured force directed at and from a turning mechanism & Depth of groove is the perpendicular distance from a real or calculated reference plane defined by edges of two adjacent ribs to the lowest point in the groove.

How to calculate Allowable impact loading on groove?

The Allowable impact loading on groove formula is defined as the load produced due to impact due to falling or hitting is calculated using Allowable impact loading on groove = (Allowable static thrust load on groove wall*Depth of groove)/2. To calculate Allowable impact loading on groove, you need Allowable static thrust load on groove wall (F_tg) & Depth of groove (d). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Allowable static thrust load on groove wall & Depth of groove and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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