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Suppose we have an incompressible UNSTEADY fluid passing through a level pipe. Let station 1 have area, velocity, and pressure ##A_1##, ##V_1(t)## and ##P_1(t)##. Station 2 is defined similarly. I know the unsteady Bernoulli equation could solve this, but if I wanted to make a momentum...
I spoke with a professor I'm working with about my personal statement for graduate school. She took issue with my beginning paragraph:
"My interest in plant science grew out of my desire to create peace between humanity and their environment. Anxiety over doomsday scares of global warming drove...
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The diagram shows a rigid conducting wire loop connected to a 6.0 V battery through a 6.0 V, 3.0 W lamp. The circuit is standing on a top-pan balance. A uniform horizontal magnetic field of strength 50 mT acts at right angles to the straight top part of the conducting wire in...
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"In Fig. 8-33, a runaway truck with failed brakes is moving downgrade at ##130\frac{km}{h}## just before the driver steers the truck up a friction-less emergency escape ramp with an inclination of ##θ=15°##. The truck's mass is ##1.2⋅10^4kg##. What minimum length L must the...
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Given:
AD=DC = 9m
P=78kN
S=25Kn
Angle alpha = 35 deg
A is static but B is movable
I need to solve forces on the bases A and B
I do not understand where do I mark the forces if there is a base that can move.
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My attempt:
I am...
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Given:
a=10m
l=18m
P=18kN
angle alpha = 35 deg
The task is to calculate the base reaction forces on A and on B
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This is my attempt on creating the balance equation system.[/B]
When replacing the variables with numbers, and...
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P=60kN
angle alpha = 45 degrees
angle beta = 20 degrees
The task is to calculate the force on the base A and C, and to draw vectors that represent those forces.
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I did similar examples at the class, but when I had to do this...
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I am currently studying Thermodynamics and stumbled upon this equation and is slightly confused as to how this works. Hopefully someone can help me with the understanding.
According to this text here, if I am not wrong e can be h + ke + pe or u + ke + pe depending on where i am looking...
In equation of photosynthesis were see 6 O2 is produced
In equation of respiration we see that 6 O2 is used.
But if plants produce and take back the same amount of O2 then how is the balance of oxygen in Earth maintained?
Suppose there is a beaker filled with water placed on a weighing machine. Suppose the reading is x kg. Now, if i immerse a solid block inside the beaker without touching the walls or the bottom of the beaker, will the reading given by the weighing machine increase or not?
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A beaker is filled with water and its weight is measured by a balance scale. The reading is recorded as R1.
1. A ping pong ball is now submerged in the water without touching the wall and the bottom of the beaker. What is the reading, R2 of the balance scale?
2. A steel...
I want to build a Self Balancing autonomous bicycle for which I need to know about CMG System,Can Any one please guide me to the basics of Gyroscope and CMG- Ebooks would be a great starts.
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I am doing a course called Financial Accounting Fundamentals (BAF3M-B) and I was told that physics forum provides help with qts related to this subject.
Anyways,
Here is the question I'm having trouble with: Sorry if the scanned version is a bit blurry :P
a) Journalize...
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Felder & Rousseau 4.73 (p. 184)
A mixture of propane and butane is burned with pure oxygen. The combustion products contain 47.4 mole % H2O. After all of the water is removed from the products, the residual gas contains 69.4 mole% CO2 and the balance is O2. What is the mole...
Planck constant in
http://pdg.lbl.gov/2015/reviews/rpp2015-rev-phys-constants.pdf
determined to 12 ppb.
Planck constant in
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/06/160621115645.htm
was measured with 34 ppb and it is a big step forward in replacing of Paris kilogram with more stable...
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There seems to be a supposition in astronomy that charged black holes are uncommon. Is this assertion well supported?
According to a paper I found by Briet and Hobill, if you look at gravitational lensing alone charged black holes look just like regular black holes, but with a mass...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balancing_of_rotating_masses
See the image in that page.
I know intuitively why a direction of torque is counterclockwise-because of a centrifugal force.
But an direction of angular momentum of that shaft with attached weights (ignore the shaft mass) is southeast...
I am confused about a topic regarding torque and slippage.
I have been led to believe that for a car initially traveling at some constant speed: the torque at the axle of a wheel will be equal to the torque caused by static friction at the point of contact of the wheel. This is true so that the...
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A 30 kg wheel has a center of mass 0.1 m left from the center of the wheel and radius of gyration KG = 0.15 m. Find the angular acceleration if the wheel is originally at rest. The radius of the wheel is 0.25m.
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I=mk^2
T=f*d
M=I*a
Fn acting bottom in Y...
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I am given a tool that needs to be balanced in the horizontal position with a spring of my design. I need to know the force that the spring will need to exert in order to do this. I am also choosing the mount point, which will be at 10 in.
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Fsy =...
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For the longest time I thought an energy balance and the heat equation were identical procedures. However, recently I saw an example of a steady state, constant property, laminar flow of fluid between two flat surfaces where the top surface moves in the ##x## direction at ##V_1## and we...
Essentially I have a spindle with a weight placed at a fixed point. There are four different weights to take into consideration, all are positioned at the same point.
The results I have show what the voltage (pk-pk) output there is, therefore I can see how the out of balance varies depending...
I was just scrambling and thought of rockets. So I came up with an equation for (hovering).
Note: This might be totally wrong.
Okay so we have a rocket with fuel with a mass of M. There is gravity acting on it so I need a force to balance things out.
F - Mg = 0
F = Mg
What I have learned is...
Hey guys, I'm really stuck right now
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Habitable exoplanet:
Now we will include a convective heat flux (H), with H being proportional to the difference between the atmospheric and ground surface temperature, $$H=c_p(T_a-T_p)$$ with c = 1.2 Wm−2K−1. Calculate the temperature...
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I'm having some trouble figuring out why entropy is used instead of enthalpy for an open system.
From what I understand, an open system uses entropy to calculate internal energy. Since the control volume is constant (i.e. Δv = 0), wouldn't using : h = u + PΔv effectively be h = u? So...
I am a noobie and I am not really sure this is the right forum to post to, so please excuse me if I am posting in the wrong place. I had considered General Physics and Classical Physics, but I hope I have made my best choice and I don't think it is acceptable to post in more than one forum...
I'll be using a mass balance calc for a tank design at work. We are designing a tank that has an automatic float switch on it, attached to a valve which will start filling the tank when the water level drops below a certain point. This tank is intended to drain quickly (flow rate not known at...
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Glad to be with you, in the most popular physics forums on the Internet.
First of all, I'm not a physicist and the problem I hope to get the answer from you, is part of the work I'm writing in another field.
To cut it short, I don't quite understand how the relativity of...
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A light spring passing over a smooth pulley carries a spring balance of mass 1 kg and two weights of masses 1 kg and 2 kg. the reading on the balance will be
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to my knowledge whatever the tension above the spring balance...
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I have 4.6 gram of starch and I want to add 30 % of sorbitol to xylan. How much gram of sorbitol, should I weigh on the balance?
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Two well-insulated rigid tanks of equal volume, tank A and tank B, are connected via a valve. Tank A is initially empty. Tank B has 2 kg of Argon at 350 K and 5000 kPa. The valve is opened and the Argon fills both tanks. State 2 is the final equilibrium state. The temperature...
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What number of electrons to balance the equation
##I_2(s)+OH^-(aq)\rightarrow IO_3^-(aq)+H_2O(l)##
The Attempt at a Solution
I see that the oxidation state of I increases from 0 to +5
But, I don't see any reduction at the reaction..
So, I don't understand how to balance the...
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Describe the relationship between the resulting torque from each scenario using the torque equation.
Question this question is addressing- Using the bricks from the materials on the right, create and record 10 different combinations of two unequal masses that result in a...
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A stream of elastic glass beads, each with a mass of 0.53 g, comes out of a horizontal tube at a rate of 99 per second. The beads fall a distance of 0.49 m to a balance pan and bounce back to their original height. How much mass must be placed in the other pan of the...
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A string is hung over a fixed pulley, and a mass of m3 is suspended from one end of the string. The other end of the string supports a massless pulley, over which a second string is hung. This string has a m2 mass attached to one end, and a m1 mass attached to the other end...
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Perform a one-dimensional energy balance for the heating of a fluid through a hot pipe in order to develop a differential equation that governs the variation of the mean temperature of the fluid along the length pipe. The pipe has an inner diameter D and length L; its walls...
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Water, initially saturated vapor at 4 bar, fills a closed, rigid container, The water is heated until its temperature is 400C. For the water, determine the heat transfer in KJ per kg of water .
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Assume potential and kinetic...
What is the general procedure for calculating the mass of air in mass balance problems?
what assumptions must be made? How do i convert this into mass from a percentage, e.g 21% oxygen & 79% nitrogen?
Hello, PF! Recently, while reading chapter 10 (microscopic energy balances) of the second edition of BSL, I found a minor discrepancy which is confusing me, especially when considering the mathematical analogies of heat and mass transfer.
In section 10.1, the authors introduce Newton's law of...
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I was reading an article, and I found something unfamiliar(sorry I am not into heat transfer a lot) :
For the energy balance of the fluid, I didn't understand the mCpθ where θ is the temperature and mCp(θ+dθ/dx θ) terms. I know that for a control volume, the energy balance for...
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I'm trying to understand the physics on a Scrambler; and am having difficulty with balance of torques equation.
In below image a vehicle is moving to the right while breaks are applied.
The balance of torque is defined as:
h * F1 + h * F2 + b * N1 = (B-b) * N2
I understand the...
Good evening, people of PF. Recently, while studying chemical kinetics, I have come across some questions about reaction rates and rate equations. I've noticed some inconsistencies between the chemical kinetics point of view, and the approach taken by chemical reaction engineering and reactor...
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Hi guys! I am reading a paper on inverted pendulum. However, I can't understand the dynamics equations of this inverted pendulum. You may look at the images below. Basically the thruster is placed at top plate, while the middle plate is a base plate where pivot is placed. And...
Good evening people of PF! I have recently encountered a problem from Himmelblau's Basic Principles and Calculations in Chem. E. which asks to set up an energy balance for a tank, and then non-dimensionalize the differential equation before solving it. It's not the most complex task, but it's...
Hi guys, so I'm having a little trouble completing my physics lab report here due to not being able to find many errors to discuss about. The experiment that I conducted makes use of a basic current balance:
http://www.pasco.com/prodCatalog/SF/SF-8607_basic-current-balance/
As you all know...
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I'm confused with the balance of energy in this situation (I'm comparing the mechanical energy, initially, at rest, at a height = h, and then, at the end, at height = 0). It doesn't seem to be fine, maybe I missed something.
I'd appreciate some help - Everything is in the .jpg...
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At the cylinder of the picture there are static pressures from environment fluid of density $\rho$. If we neglect the atmospheric pressure, calculate how much force and how much torque is needed so that the cylinder balance.
In my notes there is the solution, but I haven't really...
If I'll shove a bicycle down the road, without even being on it, it will go on perfectly without crashing, until it will reach to a minimal speed and then crash. Why is that? why can't we balance an imobile bicycle? A lot say it has to do with the gyroscopic effect but my physics professor said...
Hello PF! I have some questions regarding the accumulation term for the energy balance on a variable volume system. Suppose we have a tank storing a liquid substance. The tank has a moving boundary at the top, which can expand unlimitedly. The system has a mass input \dot{m}_1 and mass output...
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Pure iron sulfide (FeS2) is fed into an Herreshoff furnace at 25 °C. An 83% of excess air is also fed into the furnace at 25 °C. The solid product consists only of Fe2O3. The solid product reaches a temperature of 1832 °C, and the exhaust gases (8.7% SO2, 9.8% O2, 81.5% N2)...