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    This document provides information about calculating area moments of inertia and polar area moments of inertia for common 2D shapes. It lists formulas to find the area, centroid location, and relevant moments of inertia for rectangles, right triangles, full triangles, circles, circular annuli, semicircles, quarter circles, ellipses, circular sectors, quarter circle arcs, semicircle arcs, circular arc segments, and parabolic areas.

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    Engineering Mechanics

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    Centroids and Area Moments of Inertia for 2D Shapes

    Rectangular Area Moments Polar Area Moments of


    Shape with Area and Centroid Location Shown
    of Inertia Inertia

    Rectangle

    1
    3
    Ix = bh
    12 1 2 2
    Jz = bh(b + h )
    1 12
    3
    Iy = b h
    12

    Area = bh

    Right Triangle

    1
    3
    Ix = bh
    36

    1 3
    Iy = b h
    36

    1
    3
    Ix ′ = bh
    12

    1 3
    Iy ′ = b h
    12

    1
    Area = bh
    2
    Triangle

    1
    3
    Ix = bh
    36

    1 3
    Ix ′ = bh
    12

    1
    Area = bh
    2

    Circle

    π
    4
    Ix = r
    4 π
    4
    Jz = r
    π 2
    4
    Iy = r
    4

    2
    Area = πr

    π π
    Circular Annulus Ix =
    4
    4
    (ro − r )
    4
    i
    Jz =
    2
    4
    (ro − r )
    4
    i

    π
    4 4
    Iy = (ro − r )
    i
    4
    2 2
    Area = π(ro − r )
    i

    Semicircle

    π 8
    4
    Ix = ( − )r
    8 9π

    π
    4
    Iy = r π 8
    4
    8 Jz = ( − )r
    4 9π

    π
    4
    Ix ′ = r
    8

    π
    2
    Area = r
    2

    Quarter Circle

    π 4
    4
    Ix = ( − )r
    16 9π

    π 4
    4
    Iy = ( − )r
    16 9π
    π 8
    4
    Jz = ( − )r
    8 9π

    π
    4
    Ix ′ = r
    16

    π
    4
    Iy ′ = r
    16

    π
    2
    Area = r
    4
    Ellipse

    π
    3
    Ix = ab
    4

    π
    3
    Iy = a b
    4

    Area = πab

    Circular Sector

    1 1 4
    Ix = (θ − sin 2θ) r
    4 2

    2
    Area = θr

    Quarter Circle Arc


    π
    Length = r
    2

    Semicircle Arc

    Length = πr

    Circular Arc Segment

    Length = 2θr

    Parabolic Area

    4
    Area = ab
    3

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