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Lecture which explains physical meaning of Moment of Inertia.
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@earnigthroughtrading8178 3 года назад

100 of videos ,years of schooling ,you have smashed them in a single video,hats off....👌👌🤘

@govindankrishnamoorthy51 3 года назад

Excellent

@asadhussain2293 5 лет назад

yes I was serching for its physical meaning. And now I am getting it here. Thanks Brother.

@dharam9953 4 года назад

Only video on internet which is explaining physical meaning of moment of inertia. Naman to you bhai. 🙏🙏🙏

@maheshshetty1679 4 года назад

3:33 What an Explanation..super..Recalled something..

@koushikswaminathan6212 Год назад

Explanation very well done. Would like to add this clarification : Inertia is resistance to Change (not resistance to motion). Moment is the product of a qunatity (mass, force, area, etc.) with its distance from a reference pt. - here it is square of distance. The term Inertia because, these terms are inversely proportional to bending or angular acceleration, etc. - area offers resistance to bending and mass resists acceleration. Note that it is Moment Of Inertia i.e., product of distance sq. of the resisiting quantity (area or mass), and not Inertia to bending moment - not a resistance to applied bending moment. In fact, they are proportional to the applied moment - higher moment of inertia requires higher moment or torque for the same amount of defelection or acceleration.

@nathanbarucha3944 3 года назад

only video i found so far which clearly explains the literal meaning of M.I. Kudos.

@akashpatil7962 5 лет назад

Thank you sir.. It made the concept clear n cleared many of my doubts🔥

@madhusudhanachary7461 3 года назад

One of the great video in the youtube. If we get videos like this study is not complicate to us.

@arindamkumarmandal9277 4 года назад

I am a student of Jadavpur University, I found this explanation better than what is taught by our proffesors here!!! Great effort sir, looking forward to see more of this content from your channel in future.

@JK-ql2yp 4 года назад

So far the best explanation I have ever heard

@mdrahbarimam5361 3 года назад

Today I understood moment of inertia I was trying from many day but there is no any video on utube like this Thanks you so much sir

@lokeshverma2889 5 лет назад

This is one of the best video i saw regarding MOI i read it from many book not getting significance Now i understand why we need to find MOI. Yor are amazing ❤️❤️

@Eng.AbahJohnJude Месяц назад

This is the best video I have watched on this topic inertia generally. thank u sir.

@pradgadagkar8557 2 года назад

Excellent gentleman. You hv given me an answer that i could not find anywhere. Let ur attempts be successful in the field of teaching.

@iamlearner6889 5 лет назад

Superb explanation....i search many materials and videos but still im not satisfied...now concept is cleared becoz of u.....im very thankful to u....1st time i saw ur video, u have a bright future in teaching field....seriously i saw ur hard work and passion in this video....all the best for u and ur channel....

@ajsalvlk Год назад

best explanation i have seen so far, hats of to you.

@fn3200 3 года назад

great video man!! Indian guys teach to the world since the beginning of time!

@civilengineering874 3 года назад

This lecture was very much required. THANKS.

@shyamnandsrivastava4290 4 года назад

Nicely explained ....searching throughout internet for REAL meaning of moment of inertia.....thanks for explaining.....clearly understood....🤗

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

Glad it helped

@akashpatil7962 5 лет назад

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@paulsundararaj9231 2 года назад

Hats off ..fantastic teaching .Let your teaching brings glory to u and many who are watching . Wonderful respected sir .

@technicalacumen8540 4 года назад

Even I completed my masters currently working as FEA Engineer. But never did I got such a clear cut explanation till now. Good job 👍

@hemachandra2680 4 года назад

can please tell the sources to get the best knowledge over FEA

@technicalacumen8540 4 года назад

@@hemachandra2680 refer lectures of Nachiketa tiwari for basic knowledge on the application side of FEA, start practicing textbook problems in an FEA software and try to validate the results using your concepts of mechanics. For programming side of it refer lectures of CS Upadhyay and try making your own programs for analysis in Fortran or python. Decide your priorities and learn accordingly. All the best 👍

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

Glad to hear that

@TheKeshav92 2 года назад

Maza agya bro. I got it that why the thickness of sheet increase to resist the moment of bending.

@mohammadalihedayatmehr 3 года назад

The best explanation 👌 you're a fantastic engineer🤘 thank you so much🌺🌹🌷 👏👏👏👏

@niranjanchakraborty2787 5 лет назад

Thanks brother for giving some awesome knowledge about MI ..

@santoshgurjar3309 3 года назад

Excellent explanation of moment of inertia... First time i understood about MI👌thank u so much

@surabhinahar5150 4 года назад

Amazing way of explanation. Finally now I can say that I understand MOI. Thanks a lot for such a wonderful explanation sir

@AK.18944 5 лет назад

Very nice demonstration ,,,real meaning I got after watching this vedio ...thanks a lot

@AbhishekSharma-hr2wh 5 лет назад

U made this topic really simple sir. Thank you much🙏🙏🙏🙏

@8daudiolyrics576 3 года назад

Wow!! My eyes have opened!

@miruthulamiruthula9828 Год назад

Great teaching , really understood, thank you

@muthuvisakanm 5 лет назад

Thalaivaa U r Great❤️❤️

@asaikrishna9341 5 лет назад

Crystal clear conceptual explanation sir 🙂 Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us .

@venkeswarv5998 3 года назад

Thankyou sooo much sir!!! One of best videos one could ever get on this topic !!! Thanks a ton!!!

@vigneshnarayana8264 3 года назад

Thank you very much brother... You make me to.. understand the MOI in a easy way

@łØR-t6r 2 года назад

Very well explained 🙌 thank you so much

@akashrajasekharan997 3 года назад

Thanks for the physical explanation on MI sir😊!

@ramlalgajoo2722 10 месяцев назад

Brilliant young man.

@tukendrakulkarni3849 4 года назад

3:33 what a explanation

@deepikaverma504 5 лет назад

Very nicely explained🙌 n best thing is u have explained so easily which only few can do...😊😃

@jaswanthduppalapudi923 5 лет назад

Hai sir I am a student from 3rd mechanical I am preparing for gate I have searched for engineering mechanics lectures but they are not available conceptually in any website so please make lectures on engineering mechanics

@k.madhuri6121 3 года назад

Excellent explanation thank you so much sir

@1MinuteView 4 года назад

Thank you Bro. Very Clear Explain.

@rajujadhav4291 4 года назад

Really informative video... Now I understand about moment of inertia.. Got the clarity for all my doubts

@gnesh3948 4 года назад

I like your example how you explain the basic concept of interia, on whiteboard

@sudarshannikam5243 4 года назад

Brother , You are an ideal Teacher , God bless you.

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

Thank You🙂

@praveenkumarp7150 4 года назад

Nice 👌 but pls put videos within 20 min

@OssiaDev 4 года назад

Amazing work keep up! learned more than I did in collge lol RIP educ. System.

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

Thank you🙂

@smate6903 5 лет назад

Try to post videos on regular basis..... you will definitely get subscribers .......

@umamaheshwaran9065 5 лет назад

The toughest skill is to teach the concepts clear and make it understandable to others... Thalaiva u r great... My question is " Why we express moment of inertia as first moment × distance ?" Is there any mathematical proof are law?

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 5 лет назад

Thank you. Yes it is there. We can get it from Eulers eqn of moment.

@umamaheshwaran9065 5 лет назад

@@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy can you explain it?

@neehas6621 4 года назад

You clearly explained it. Thanks bro. Can you explain the difference between compressive strength and compressive stress and what will be the direction of stress developing in a structure when an external force is applied on it.

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

A video on difference between strength and stress is already made, check here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OyrsAKG8Le8.html Stress will be compressive if the external load tries to compress it and same way it will be tensile if external load tries to elongate it.

@jawediqbal5282 4 года назад

Thank u dear, Nicely explained.

@coimbatore08 4 года назад

Nice conceptual explanation

@m.c.saravanan2999 5 лет назад

Great explanation bro... Superb.. You cleared all my doubts.. Tq so much

@manikantabonthu6569 4 года назад

Too good explanation... Please upload related videos & Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

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@poornachandarchandupatla8924 5 лет назад

Sir upload more lectures on strength of materials,thermodynamics,fulid machanies&hydrualics

@saurabhagarwal5967 5 лет назад

Brother all time better explanation about moment of inertia Thank you for this👍👍👍👍👍

@MVBSYEDMOHDHAMZA 3 года назад

There are two identical fan, one is rotating and other is stationary so which one has large moment of inertia?

@Kundansamank 3 года назад

Nicely explained!

@vivekbeerelly8562 2 года назад

why we have to take radius of gyration in moment of innertia and why dont we take polar moment of innertia in X or Y axes

@sshivani9363 4 года назад

Thanks bro....the concepts are well and clearly explained..... searching for a video like this🤩.....and relating with examples gives more understanding...thank you so much

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

Ur welcome and Thanks for the appreciation. It makes me to work better🙂

@aneesmirza9682 4 года назад

In a nutshell, your Area moment of Inertia helps to resist the change in shape when external force is applied from reference point/axis, whereas the mass moment of intertia resist the change in position of the 3D object when force is applied from reference point/axis.

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

It is not against change in shape. It is resistance against moment. There are many mistakes in your nutshell statements.

@aneesmirza9682 4 года назад

@@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy Hi, There is reason why we use area moment of inertia during calculations of bending stresses & strain in beams and torsional stresses & strain in shaft because those moments are trying to change the shape of the beam/shaft or any cross section under moment. And no doubt the available area resists the moment so that its shape is not distorted. Now when we talk about mass moment of inertia it is about resistance for its own motion (change in position). Example, a pendulum with a dead weight at the hanging end, 1 meter away from pivot point will be more easy to get swung as compared to 2 meters distance with same weight. That is because the mass moment of inertia is more in second case which is nothing but resistance to change its position. Well that is what I meant in my Nutshell statement. I am happy if you can correct me on this, if there is any misconception.🙂

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

@@aneesmirza9682 Hello Anees Mirza, statement which is mentioned earlier was incomplete. That is what I stated it as wrong. Ur present comment justifies your earlier statement. Since in earlier statement you mentioned resistance against motion which means it includes linear motion also but now by using an example of pendulum u state rotational motion which explains the thing clearly.

@imthiyazh6778 4 года назад

Thank you for the wonderful explanation. Could you please clarify why the radius of gyration is squared?

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

Because moment of inertia is second moment of area. Means need to multiple distance two times with area.

@prudhvi5211 3 года назад

@@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy why need to multiply in two times. For squared I listen, somewhere else, I don't know clearly. Need to be squared, to avoid negative sign, while we squared anything we can avoid negative sign. The negative sign come on. Take an arbitrary area, consider reference line at middle, put a point on above the line and below the line, the lever arm y- axis above is postive and below is negative, to avoid negative, we create second one was second moment of area.

@muhammadsobeeh5198 5 лет назад

I am trying to understand MI from my plus one class but l had no idea about it.thank you sir 🥰 you are a good teacher

@hritikkumar9407 5 лет назад

Sir your way of teaching is damn good. Your video cleared my all doubts.

@r.k.reddykondreddy6982 5 лет назад

Very nicely explained about physical meaning. could you please explain how we derive I = AK^2 practically?

@ibrahimhussaini2701 5 лет назад

This was very helpful..appreciable! ...thanks

@muhammedwasil9217 4 года назад

Wonderful explanation

@awais_ansarii 4 года назад

Thank you So much Sir for this video. U cleared many of my doubts.

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

Don't forget to check part 2 of moment of inertia - Mass MOI.

@shajeersageer3780 5 лет назад

u want tell all mech basics so much quality u rr😍😍

@LMADP 5 лет назад

Best concept explanation of Moment of Inertia I found!!! Thank you!

@vinaykumark117 4 года назад

👌 explaination sir👏👏

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

Thank you 🙂

@charandaravath873 4 года назад

Thank you sir for ur explanation.... 👌👌👌👌

@selvakumar-wb5ye 2 года назад

Very good..,👏

@justride8279 4 года назад

Nice explanation bro.. can you post the vedios for engineering maths. For TNEB exams.

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

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@gsainaresh1431 5 лет назад

Why we take radius of gyration K (square) can you explain briefly sir

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 5 лет назад

If i take one time it gives only moment. Since for finding moment of inertia we have to take moment of moment.

@ANIK8TV 5 лет назад

Please Sir explain with example

@Pavankumr18 4 месяца назад

@@EnduranceEngineeringAcademyvague answers dude

@pankajkumarpandey6658 2 года назад

Excellent

@rambabusaripilli2055 5 лет назад

Superb

@sumanth0077 4 года назад

Great brother, damn sure in a year u r channel will be flodded with subscribers

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

Thank you!!!

@ringaltobae7389 5 лет назад

superb explanation & nice demonstration, thank you sir.

@vinoddua5925 4 года назад

Thanku very much sir , your explanation is great

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

✌🏼

@souravdutta1451 5 лет назад

Sir, in continues case of area MOI " y" is changing every where,so how we integrate that,plz explain me..i can't get that point..

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 5 лет назад

Dutta Virat 9 th please mention the timing.

@ParagDesale2888 4 года назад

Perfect! You are a good teacher!!!👌👍

@mskmr77 4 года назад

Thanks a lot for this vdo.

@josephsam9893 4 года назад

Thank you so much dear it was really helpful

@OMGIndia-vd9ls 5 лет назад

Hello, Good Explanation. where do we use Mass MOI and Area MOI. why there are 2. what are the advantages and disadvantages of those 2??

@venkatesh2285 5 лет назад

Mass MoI indicates resistance of the body to angular acceleration. Area MoI indicates resistance of the body to bending. E.g.. beam If beam has more moment of inertia then it has more resistance to bending if more resistance of bending then it has less deflection if deflection is less , chances of failure is less. Thank u regards ex.prof/civil

@mridulchakrabarty6439 4 года назад

Sir I am a Hs first year student. Sir I didn't understsand the logic that a body can move with two equal and opposite forces acting on either side of the body due to inertia.please explain it sir....

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 4 года назад

Two equal forces are not acting in opposite actually. The opposite force is pseudo force(imaginary). It is represented to find magnitude of Inertia force.

@mridulchakrabarty6439 4 года назад

@@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy ooo...I got it. Thanks a lot sir

@entertainment12341 5 лет назад

nice bro....give lectures for all subjects

@theangleplus386 5 лет назад

Aj samajh aya very good plz start classes for rrb je

@dineshbhansali6166 5 лет назад

Nice explanation sir

@rohitbhosle6521 5 лет назад

Thanks bhai yahi dhoond raha tha

@ashishgj8640 3 года назад

But for z axis, the distance is zero (0) , doesn't it work in that way ? Please explain.

@EnduranceEngineeringAcademy 3 года назад

I hope you are asking about Mass Moment of interia. Check out our mass moment of inertia video which is uploaded in youtube itself.

@najatharts3900 5 лет назад

THANKS VERY VERY USEFULL

@anilkrhembrom1274 5 лет назад

Nice work bro

@Pavankumr18 4 месяца назад

I appreciate your efforts for making education at less cost sir But you have to give quality You haven't said "why a body gets high MOI when its area is spreaded far from the axis about which it is bending" We can feel it but i need scientific reasoning