Thanks for your perfect modeling; I have a question: I want to determine the center of gravity for the whole system. each of the parts has an individual center of gravity (COG), but I can't find out where is the total center of gravity. to be more specific, when the system starts to run, some parts are moving (have rotation or translational motions) and the COG of the whole system will be changed during a dynamic simulation. Could you help how can I define total COG for this system and determine its magnitude during the time?
@@meschannel6004 Thank you for your attention, I appreciate it, could you give a little bit in detail please, because I am a new user. Thank you in advance!
Thanks for your perfect modeling; I have a question:
I want to determine the center of gravity for the whole system. each of the parts has an individual center of gravity (COG), but I can't find out where is the total center of gravity. to be more specific, when the system starts to run, some parts are moving (have rotation or translational motions) and the COG of the whole system will be changed during a dynamic simulation.
Could you help how can I define total COG for this system and determine its magnitude during the time?
You're welcome.
To define the COG of the whole model, you must create a function measure according to the COG relation(system of particles)
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Thank you for your attention, I appreciate it, could you give a little bit in detail please, because I am a new user. Thank you in advance!
@@amonberdiev8836 My pleasure.
Please send me an email so I can send you some pictures, I have put my email in the channel.
Can you send .Bin file of this project