Yeah, I realized that after engaging with you guys and reading up some more on that. But I am still curious how to calculate it from theoretical point of view. Goutam_freelance seems like is onto something, but I am not really sure how he came up with that equation where he finds tan(alpa)...
goutam_freelance, I am still having a hard time to understand how that equation gives you volume. How is water density not part of that calculation? I am very confused. Could you please elaborate that equation?
3DDave, I have already figured that part of the calculation. I know the max acceleration that would cause the glass to tip over on its edge. I was trying to figure if the water spillage would happen at smaller acceleration.
goutam_freelance , great work! I was able to calculate the height of the water, but nothing more. Could you please explain how you drove the equation you used to solve for tan (alpha)?
yeah I am working on it now, but the calculations are taking much much longer as the shape of the glass is not as simple as a rectangular tank or cylinder.
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The chain goes through periodic loading (800 times a day). I don't want to increase the hardness of the pin as I would rather prefer the pin to wear than the chain itself. What I have found so far is that while chain link diameter is 12.1mm, the pin diameter is 10mm...
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