Flächenträgheits
Flächenträgheits, also known as the area moment of inertia or second moment of area, is a geometrical property of a cross-section used in structural mechanics and mechanical engineering. It quantifies how the area of a cross-section is distributed relative to a specific axis. A larger Flächenträgheits indicates that the area is spread further from the axis, making the object more resistant to bending or buckling about that axis.
This property is crucial in determining the stiffness and strength of beams, columns, and other structural
Commonly used axes for calculating Flächenträgheits are the x-axis and the y-axis of the cross-section's centroidal