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Method for Determining Applied Load:
Typical cases that linear systems are set and the equations for determining the applied load for each case example are summarized in Table 1-4 and 1-5.
W : applied load (N) P1 - P4 : load applied to linear system (N) X,Y : linear system span (mm) x, y, Q : distance to load applied or to working center of gravity (mm) g : gravitational acceleration (9.8 x 103 mm/s2) V : velocity (mm/s) t1 : duration of acceleration (sec) t3 : duration of deceleration (sec)
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