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Pre-Analysis & Start-Up
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Shell Theory Overview
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Extension to Curved Surfaces
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Numerical Solution Strategy
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Check Your Understanding
Root Radial Force
The radial force is the outward force that comes from a spinning mass. It is equal and opposite to the reaction force at the root of the blade that keeps the blade connected to the hub. It can also be thought of as the mass times the radial acceleration.
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