Centrifugal force

Centrifugal force occurs in the motion of a rigid body on an orbit and is the inertia force, which acts with a direction away from the centre of rotation. The counter force associated with the inertial force is the centripetal force. Both forces are of equal magnitude and opposite in direction. Learn about Centrifugal force exporters for optimal educational outcomes.. Centrifugal forces occur in all rotating machinery such as turbines and must be controlled to prevent damage to machine elements.

• measure the centrifugal force on rotating masses
• adjustment of the orbital radii
• selection of different masses
• continuous adjustment of the speed
• drive with DC motor
• transmission of centrifugal force via the connecting rod and member to a bending beam
• force-proportional deformation of the bending beam
• measure the centrifugal force via an inductive position sensor on the bending beam
• digital display of force and speed
• protective cover with electronic coupling to the drive ensures safe operation