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Kilo newtons

  • 22-09-2005 11:13am
    #1
    dathi1
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    I have a bracket that is rated at 2.1 kN Kilo newtons. How do I figure the loading capacity in kilograms for this??


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  • #2
    Nukem
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    214 kg - that right?


  • #3
    dathi1
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    kN = kg x 9.8

    Grand yes just verified with someone else. I'm well covered. I'm going ahead and installing the lot. Thanks!


  • #4
    Nukem
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    F(force)=M(mass)A(accel = gravity 9.81m/s)

    Have a converotor in work and it came up funny the first time thats why i had????


  • #5
    bug
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    dathi1 wrote:
    kN = kg x 9.8

    Grand yes just verified with someone else. I'm well covered. I'm going ahead and installing the lot. Thanks!


    actually its just one unit of force.

    smartass :p


  • #6
    dathi1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,695 ✭✭✭dathi1


    now now.....remember 3 ~ total current in the neutral...! ;)


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  • #7
    bug
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    dathi1 wrote:
    now now.....remember 3 ~ total current in the neutral...! ;)

    yeah yeah... three phase theory wasnt it?
    /me haws on nails.

    WHATS AN RCT30????? :D


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