Velocity in vacuum should be: 4.429447 m/s
Sorry for this fault in my first post. So, with the drag, the velocity is slower after all. But yes, the different is not much for just 1 meters. But at least I might have some idea for how the velocity at impact should be around 1 or 3 meters.
Hi,
I did my best and tried something in excel. I would like to ask you guys to have a look at it to see if I did the correct thing. If so, my problem has been solved :). However, the drag due to the tube has not been calculated, indeed this should matter though.
Anyway, just to assume...
It's for a project at my study where we are doing experiments for a company that makes a new material which we have to test on different kind of properties. One of these experiments is an impact test (to see a visual property).
As the experiment has been developed by other students a long time...
I see. Thanks for your comment.
Unfortunately, I don't know much about integrating so I find it very difficult. So it would be really great if one could help me out with that, or at least give an example how I can solve my question.
Thanks
Hello,
I have got an question. How can I calculate the velocity of an object which I'll drop from a height of 1 meters with a starting velocity of 0 m/s?
I did some research myself and found out that I can calculate this with using the following formula:
St = 0.5 * 9.81 * t^2
St =...