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Hinge Moment is the moment acting on a control surface that the pilot must overcome by exerting a force on the control stick. Check FAQs
𝑯𝒆=𝙁𝑮
𝑯𝒆 - Hinge Moment?𝙁 - Stick Force?𝑮 - Gearing Ratio?

Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio Example

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25Edit=23.2558Edit0.9302Edit
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Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio Solution

Follow our step by step solution on how to calculate Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio?

FIRST Step Consider the formula
𝑯𝒆=𝙁𝑮
Next Step Substitute values of Variables
𝑯𝒆=23.2558N0.9302m⁻¹
Next Step Prepare to Evaluate
𝑯𝒆=23.25580.9302
Next Step Evaluate
𝑯𝒆=24.9999838750077N*m
LAST Step Rounding Answer
𝑯𝒆=25N*m

Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio Formula Elements

Variables
Hinge Moment
Hinge Moment is the moment acting on a control surface that the pilot must overcome by exerting a force on the control stick.
Symbol: 𝑯𝒆
Measurement: Moment of ForceUnit: N*m
Note: Value can be positive or negative.
Stick Force
Stick Force is the force exerted on the control column by the pilot of an airplane in flight.
Symbol: 𝙁
Measurement: ForceUnit: N
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Gearing Ratio
Gearing Ratio is a measure of the mechanical advantage provided by the control system of an aircraft.
Symbol: 𝑮
Measurement: Reciprocal LengthUnit: m⁻¹
Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Other Formulas to find Hinge Moment

​Go Elevator Hinge Moment given Hinge Moment Coefficient
𝑯𝒆=Che0.5ρV2Sece
​Go Hinge Moment for given Stick Force
𝑯𝒆=𝙁𝒍sδsδe

Other formulas in Stick Forces and Hinge Moments category

​Go Elevator Hinge moment coefficient
Che=𝑯𝒆0.5ρV2Sece
​Go Flight Velocity given Elevator Hinge Moment Coefficient
V=𝑯𝒆Che0.5ρSece
​Go Elevator Area given Hinge Moment Coefficient
Se=𝑯𝒆Che0.5ρV2ce
​Go Elevator Chord Length given Hinge Moment Coefficient
ce=𝑯𝒆Che0.5ρV2Se

How to Evaluate Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio?

Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio evaluator uses Hinge Moment = Stick Force/Gearing Ratio to evaluate the Hinge Moment, Hinge Moment for Given Gearing Ratio is a measure of the rotational force required to overcome resistance in a mechanical system, calculated by dividing the stick force by the gearing ratio. Hinge Moment is denoted by 𝑯𝒆 symbol.

How to evaluate Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio, enter Stick Force (𝙁) & Gearing Ratio (𝑮) and hit the calculate button.

FAQs on Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio

What is the formula to find Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio?
The formula of Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio is expressed as Hinge Moment = Stick Force/Gearing Ratio. Here is an example- 25.00625 = 23.25581/0.930233.
How to calculate Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio?
With Stick Force (𝙁) & Gearing Ratio (𝑮) we can find Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio using the formula - Hinge Moment = Stick Force/Gearing Ratio.
What are the other ways to Calculate Hinge Moment?
Here are the different ways to Calculate Hinge Moment-
  • Hinge Moment=Hinge Moment Coefficient*0.5*Density*Flight Velocity^2*Elevator Area*Elevator ChordOpenImg
  • Hinge Moment=Stick Force*Stick Length*Stick Deflection Angle/Elevator Deflection AngleOpenImg
Can the Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio be negative?
Yes, the Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio, measured in Moment of Force can be negative.
Which unit is used to measure Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio?
Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio is usually measured using the Newton Meter[N*m] for Moment of Force. Kilonewton Meter[N*m], Millinewton Meter[N*m], Micronewton Meter[N*m] are the few other units in which Hinge Moment for given Gearing Ratio can be measured.
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