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The inertia that causes deceleration in the reducer

2019-08-07View Original

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  1. The reducer reduces speed while simultaneously decreasing the inertia of the load; the reduction in inertia is equal to the square of the reduction ratio. I don’t understand what exactly is meant by inertia in this context, and I hope fellow enthusiasts can provide some guidance
Reply #22019-08-07
Take a look at the formula for calculating the moment of inertia

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