Analysing stresses and strains

Update: 2009-11-09

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The second step is to analyse the stresses and strains that the component will be subject to. Lewis Butler from Red Bull and Ray Martin from the OU explain how the hub has to be able to cope with massive external loads.

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Analysing stresses and strains

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Analysing stresses and strains

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Analysing stresses and strains