In yalmania/Project3_STAT294: Moment of Inertia

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library(MoI)

In this page, I introduce Moment of Inertia (MoI) R package that includes several functions for calculating MoI of several 3D objects.

Section 1: Graphical Illustration of MoI

knitr::include_graphics("MoI.png")

Section 2: Functions for calculating MoI

Function 1: Hoop()

A function for calculating MoI of a hoop. It has the following parameters: m for mass (kilograms), r for radius (meter), axiss to represent reference axis on which rotation takes place. Options are geometrical axis,perp. to surface and center.

Example: Hoop(7, 2, "geometrical axis")

Function 2: RectPlate()

A function for calculating MoI of a rectangular plate. It has the following parameters: m for mass (kilograms), l1 side1 length (meter), l2 side2 length(meter), axiss to represent reference axis on which rotation takes place. Options are perp. center axis,along edge

Example: RectPlate(7, 2, 14, "perp. center axis")

Function 3: Rod()

A function for calculating MoI of a rod. It has the following parameters: m for mass (kilograms), l for length (meter), axiss to represent reference axis on which rotation takes place. Options are perp. center,diameter of surface.

Example: Rod(5, 7, "diameter of surface")

Function 4: SolidCylinder()

A function for calculating MoI of a solid cylinder. It has the following parameters: m for mass (kilograms), r for radius (meter),l for length (meter), axiss to represent reference axis on which rotation takes place. Options are geometrical axis,along surface,perp. to surface and center,diameter of surface.

Example: SolidCylinder(5, 3, 7, "geometrical axis")

Function 5: Sphere()

A function for calculating MoI of a sphere. It has the following parameters: m for mass (kilograms), r for radius (meter),type for either solid or shell, axiss to represent reference axis on which rotation takes place. Options are diameter,tangent.

Example: Sphere(2, 6, "solid", "tangent")

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