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Undergrad Why is there a time unit in some inertia units and not in others?
Ok this is a little more clear but if I may follow up with this. I went to this site mentioned above: http://www.translatorscafe.com/cafe/EN/units-converter/moment-of-inertia/12-1/ and 1 pound-force inch second² = 386.0885865302 pound inch². So if I have a control system with several components... -
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Undergrad Why is there a time unit in some inertia units and not in others?
Why are some inertia units lb-in-s^2 and others lb-in^2. what the difference? The first one is from a gear box spec and the second is from a motor rotor.