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Which is harder to pull apart, a circle or a triangle?
The ring will be attached at three points so that is why I was wondering which shape would be stronger, a circle or a triangle.- AmateurHour
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Which is harder to pull apart, a circle or a triangle?
In deciding which shape of ring I should use to secure an anchor to an anchor trolley I came across two choices, a circular ring or a triangular ring. While either will surely work, I began to wonder which would be more difficult to pull apart. Most of the information I found is about forces...- AmateurHour
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- Circle Circles Force applied Pull Pull force Strenght Triangle Triangles
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Undergrad Calculate the Resultant Force Between 4 Points
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Calculate the Resultant Force Between 4 Points
I am trying to figure out how to calculate the resultant force between 4 anchor points. Basically I want to hang two kayaks on two ropes suspended across a room. Below I have some crudely drawn images of the set up: I found how to calculate the vector forces between two points as pictured...- AmateurHour
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- Force Points Resultant Resultant force
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- Forum: Mechanics