Difference between Rotational and Translational motion?
Translational Motion: Translational motion is motion that involves the sliding of an object in one or more of the three dimensions: x, y or z. But an object can still be moving even when it's just sitting at a particular x-, y- and z-coordinate, it can still spin.
Rotational Motion: Rotational motion is where an object spins around an internal axis in a continuous way. An ice-skater can do this by spinning on the spot. She will give herself rotational energy. And because energy is always conserved and a smaller object must spin faster to have the same energy, when she moves her arms in towards her body, her rotation speed will increase - the spinning will get faster and faster.
How to Calculate Translational Speed of Wheel Center?
Translational Speed of Wheel Center calculator uses Translational Speed = (pi*Effective Radius of Wheel*Speed of Motor Shaft in Powerplant)/(30*Gear Ratio of Transmission*Gear Ratio of Final Drive) to calculate the Translational Speed, The Translational Speed of Wheel Center formula is defined as the linear speed with which the wheels' center will move with respect to the ground and calculating it with respect to the speed of powerplant, effective radius, and gear ratios of the transmission and final drive. Translational Speed is denoted by Vt symbol.
How to calculate Translational Speed of Wheel Center using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Translational Speed of Wheel Center, enter Effective Radius of Wheel (rd), Speed of Motor Shaft in Powerplant (Npp), Gear Ratio of Transmission (i) & Gear Ratio of Final Drive (io) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Translational Speed of Wheel Center calculation can be explained with given input values -> 584.2608 = (pi*0.45*510.927685202802)/(30*2.55*2).