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resistance from a cable?

 
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yigitasker
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:17 am    Post subject: resistance from a cable? Reply with quote

Hello,
I have a project for my diploma.And i have some questions. If someone can help me
i would be very pleased.
I have to know what the cables resistance ( σ ( N/mm2)) is,i mean, how big a force, do i need for cut the cable's plastic?I have a disc (it should be the knife), when it turns around it, it should cut the plastic-all the cover; and the copper should appear.

I thought like this ; σ = F / A and if i know σ, i could find the force, and from force to momentum and then the engines HP ..

Did i thing exact?

Thanks..
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