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Thermodynamics problem: Piston in cylinder
Yes but, if the piston move, the temperature from compartments don't change ? I've found P1 & P2: P1= P0L/L-2h P2=P0L/L+2h Now, i must to found the force. F=P*S but what P i must multiply to S to found force ? I solve it ! F=(p2-p1)*S = 888N Thank you very much !- Adrian379
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Thermodynamics problem: Piston in cylinder
Yeah but can you explain me why p0v0=p1v1 ? Thanky you for response.- Adrian379
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Thermodynamics problem: Piston in cylinder
Homework Statement [/B] A horizontal cylinder with length L=1m and section S=2*10^(-3) is divided in two parts by a piston. In theese compartments is air at pressure p0=10^5N/m^2 and same temperature. The piston move with h=0,4m from initial position. Which is force to hold piston in this...- Adrian379
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- Cylinder Piston Thermodynamics
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What is the Work Involved in Lifting and Moving a Box with a Crane?
//Sorry for x2 post.- Adrian379
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What is the Work Involved in Lifting and Moving a Box with a Crane?
Because F = -G ? Or.. F is a little bit stronger that G to lift ?- Adrian379
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What is the Work Involved in Lifting and Moving a Box with a Crane?
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known G=8400N h=35m d=10m g=10m/s^2 A crane elevate a box with G=8400N at h=35. After this, the box is moved horizontal on distance 10m. No friction. Work = ? ps. Sorry for bad English. Homework Equations I think that W=W1 ( work on elevating...- Adrian379
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- Crane Kinematics
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