"Total" radial force on a hoop

In summary, the conversation discussed the concept of "total radial force" in the context of stresses in solenoids. The participants debated whether this was a useful quantity or if it could be better described through other terms such as pressure or stress. In the end, it was agreed that the term "total radial force" could be helpful for comparative purposes, but may not be necessary for calculations. The distinction between "total" and "net" was also discussed, with the conclusion that in this context, they are not synonyms.
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There really is no point in continuing; @fresh_42 please please save us from ourselves.
 
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pbuk said:
There really is no point in continuing; @fresh_42 please please save us from ourselves.

I will take this moment to mention that you still have yet to produce a reference in support of your claim :wink:
 
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