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| Loads Does anyone know how to calculate loads of a machine gun located in the weather deck? |
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| You get the recoil specs from the arms manufacturer. |
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| i know that. but i need to calculate the response ot the structure(weather deck). I dont know how to do that (which softwer etc) |
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| Wouldn't one do that with "ordinary" maths such as this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moment_%28physics%29 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torque And then plug in the different forces on those "levers" or "arms" if you want? I mean, after you get the recoil specs from the manufacturer. It might be the long way around, but at least you can then do it with a piece of paper and perhaps a small calculator. |
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| Just make sure wind doesn't blow it to the sea. That's the biggest load to consider... And use engine mounts (rubber/bolt kind) to damp the noise going under the deck.. |
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