Using Rotational Velocity
Rotational velocity accounts for the structural effects of a part spinning at a constant rate. For example, the amount of stress in a string that is used to swing a bucket of water in a circular motion. Or, in the case to the right, stress and deformation in impeller blades due to the rotational velocity at which the blades spin.
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