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The moment of inertia quantifies the resistance of a body subjected to a rotated (or more generally to an angular acceleration), and has the physical quantity [M.L ²]. This is analogous to the inertial mass which in turn measures the resistance of a body subjected to linear acceleration. This term is also used in mechanics of materials to determine the stress in a beam subjected to bending. It is then a different physical concept, also called quadratic time, which has the physical quantity [L4]. When taking a broom in hand in the middle of the handle and that is rotated as shown below cons. It is easier to rotate around the axis of the handle (1), around the transverse axis indicated (2). This is because in the second case, the material of the brush is farthest from the axis of rotation. As for a solid rotation, the linear velocity of a point increases in proportion to this distance, it is necessary to provide a greater kinetic energy to distant points. Hence the greater resistance of the brush to rotate around a horizontal axis around the axis of the handle. Consider a physical object composed of several points of solidarity i mass mi. The object rotates around an axis ?, the angular velocity ?. The distance from i to ? is laughing. It follows from the definition of moment of inertia more than a solid mass is distributed away from the axis of rotation, plus its moment of inertia is important. Thus, the ice skater's arms close to his body during a pirouette. This has the effect of reducing its moment of inertia, which, by conservation of angular momentum implies a greater speed. In the case of a significant section bar and length L, the moment of inertia about an axis perpendicular to the bar in its center. In the case of a hollow cylinder of rays inside and outside R1 R2, and height h, the moment of inertia along the axis of the cylinder is. ? is the axis through the center of mass of the object, and an axis ? '? parallel to and distant from d. Calculating as before the moment of inertia, we find the relationship established by Christian Huygens known theorem of transport [1] or theorem of Huygens' theorem or Steiner or parallel axis theorem gives the moment of inertia J? 'vs J?:. At the rotational energy of a clean body, added that of "translation" of the circular center of mass which was allocated the total mass of the solid. An immediate consequence of the theorem of Huygens is that it is less costly (in energy) to rotate a body about an axis through the center of mass. ? Issue of The University of Liege, Faculty of Applied Sciences, Strength of materials and solid mechanics exercises, 1999, Pro. S. Cescotto (Item 3B). Copyright Text is available under Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike, other conditions may apply. See Terms of Use for more details and credits graphics. If reused texts of this page, see how to cite authors and include the license. Wikipedia ® is a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.., Charitable organization governed by section 501 (c) (3) tax United States.