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Gradient Restistance







Through segmentation of the forces it can be seen, that the amount of gradient resistance against the gravitational force increases when the gradient becomes steeper. This can be expressed in either gradient-angle or achieved height (h) or length of the gradient (s). The first formula is made possible by this conversion.

             h
sin =
             s

h = sin · s

        h
s =
        sin


Check your calculation!     You need help?
Please enter numbers only in two of the three fields!
Angle ° (degrees)
s Gradient m
h Height m
Places behind the comma: 2 3 4 5

        h · FG
FS =
        s

       FS · s
FG =
       h

        h · FG
s =
       FS

       FS · s
h =
       FG


Check your calculation!     You need help?
Insert numbers only in three of the four fields!
FS Gradient restistance N
FG Gravitational force N
h Reached height m
s Gradient length m


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