Thunderchild
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I'm setting up a solar system (ok banter aside) and intend to track the suns course. I'm planning on using a 919D8101 motor and gear box from MFA comodrils:
MFACOMODRILLS.COM
so i know that my motor has a torque of 125 Kg (and a stall torque of 810) so am I firstly to assume that the gear box was made to withstand such forces in reverse, say the motor is stationery but an external force is pushing at the shaft.
Now I will have a 36 X 54 cm solar panel exposed to the wind, how do I calculate the force of say a 70 mph wind on this surface ? the panel will be centrally pivoted and be mouted on a wall with the ability to tilt 45 deg either way
MFACOMODRILLS.COM
so i know that my motor has a torque of 125 Kg (and a stall torque of 810) so am I firstly to assume that the gear box was made to withstand such forces in reverse, say the motor is stationery but an external force is pushing at the shaft.
Now I will have a 36 X 54 cm solar panel exposed to the wind, how do I calculate the force of say a 70 mph wind on this surface ? the panel will be centrally pivoted and be mouted on a wall with the ability to tilt 45 deg either way
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