Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Zur Foerderung Der Angewandten Forschung E.v.

Universitat Rostock

Oliver Wurst

Martin-Christoph Wanner

Birger Schubert

The spatial center of mass and a mass of an object can be determined by orientating the suspended object in at least two different spatial positions and measuring the orientation of the object in each of the different spatial positions the forces acting on the suspension devices because of the suspended object, the forces acting on the suspension devices being resolved into three independent force components. A center of area of the object and the associated force effect lines are determined for each of the at least two spatial positions, the center of area of the respective spatial position being determined with an inclined tension compensation of the suspension devices. The spatial center of mass is determined by superimposing at least two force effect lines.

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Rostock, Germany

Oliver Wurst