5,2 N*mm
German translation: 5,2 Nmm
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| 5,2 n*mm 5.2 N*mm (product, in German 5,2 N*mm) Explanation: According to the reference, bending stiffness (the quantity called "D" there) is proportional to the third power of thickness times Young's modulus, which means the units are length to the third power (cubic meter, cubic inches, whatever is used) times pressure (force divided by area, i.e., N/m2, lbs/in2, ...) as Young's modulus has the units of pressure. The particular use of mm in the units avoids having to write lots of zeros, e.g., 5.2 Nmm = 0.0052 Nm (where I dropped the multiplication sign). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bending_of_plates |
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peer agreement (net): +1| 5,2 n*mm 5,2 Nmm Explanation: Im Englischen stehen bei Drehmomentangaben immer ein Stern oder Punkt zwischen N und m oder mm (N*mm) - vgl. http://www.endmemo.com/sconvert/nmnmm.php 5,2 Nmm = Drehmoment (Biegemoment oder Torsionsmoment, je nach Beanspruchung) Die Steifigkeit ist eine Größe in der Technischen Mechanik. Sie beschreibt den Widerstand eines Körpers gegen elastische Verformung durch eine Kraft oder ein Drehmoment (Biegemoment oder Torsionsmoment, je nach Beanspruchung). Entsprechend gibt es verschiedene Arten von Steifigkeiten: Dehn-, Biege- und Torsionssteifigkeit - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steifigkeit -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 55 mins (2016-04-06 22:16:25 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Im Deutschen wird kein Sternchen zwischen N und m oder mm gesetzt: Nm (Newtonmeter) http://www.me-systeme.de/calculate/torque.html -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2016-04-06 23:36:52 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- N/mm gibt es nicht. Ein Druck wird mit Newton pro Quadratmillimeter [N/mm²] angegeben - see http://www.calculand.com/einheiten-umrechnen/?gruppe=Druck&e... |
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