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The parallel-axis theorem (Steiner's theorem) is used to transform area moments of inertia onto an axis running parallel to the centroid (gravity) axis.
In the case of components comprising composite cross-sectional areas, the parallel-axis theorem can be used to determine the area moments of the total cross-sections.
However, the parallel-axis theorem states that offset moment is not produced when a force is moved along its line of action, because forces are sliding vectors.
Es entsteht jedoch laut des Verschiebesatzes nicht bei Verschiebung einer Kraft entlang ihrer Wirkungslinie, da Kräfte linienflüchtige Vektoren sind.