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Lnewqban replied to the thread High School Why higher speeds need more power if the backward force is the same?.One thing is work performed by the horse, and a different one is the time in which that work is done. Less time requires greater power... -
Thank you for your response.. it really helped me focus on a point I had overlooked: that the same forces causing the moment are also...
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Lnewqban replied to the thread Bending Stress and Shear Stress.Welcome! The shear load (think of a scissor trying to cut a sheet of paper) is induced by the same total force that induces the moment...
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Lnewqban reacted to Hornbein's post in the thread Impractical 3D gears model for robotics with
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https://newatlas.com/technology/abenics-versatile-active-ball-joint-gear/ They say this could be used as a shoulder joint for robots... -
Lnewqban replied to the thread 2 pulleys 3 masses problems.Welcome! Consider that the y component acting on the middle mass is formed by the addition of two forces. Each end mass should produce...
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Any information we have about those is protected by PF's privacy policy. We would need to get the family's permission to discuss any of...
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I have some solemn news to report. Many in the community had been wondering where the prolific @Vanadium 50 has been. V50 hasn't posted...
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Hand calculating this problem takes several steps. Here is how I would do it. 1) The thin parts are doing all of the deflecting, so...
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Lnewqban reacted to rcgldr's post in the thread Undergrad Acceleration on an electric unicycle, how much does the rider have to lean? with Like.
The early ones did Old EUC - SBU With the low foot pegs, the EUC couldn't be tilted much, and combined with the narrow tire couldn't...
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Lnewqban reacted to rcgldr's post in the thread Undergrad Acceleration on an electric unicycle, how much does the rider have to lean? with Like.
Just the rate of acceleration or deceleration versus how far offset the riders center of mass from the tire contact patch has to be...
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Lnewqban reacted to rcgldr's post in the thread Undergrad Acceleration on an electric unicycle, how much does the rider have to lean? with Like.
EUC stability. When riding at sufficient speed, about 8 mph | 12 kph for most EUCs, they become self-balancing left + right. An...
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Lnewqban reacted to rcgldr's post in the thread Undergrad Acceleration on an electric unicycle, how much does the rider have to lean? with Like.
EUCs (Electric unicycles are programmed to remain vertical (or at some user set fixed angle), using accelerometers and gyros, similar to...
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Lnewqban reacted to jbriggs444's post in the thread Undergrad Acceleration on an electric unicycle, how much does the rider have to lean? with Like.
I can ride a real unicycle. One cannot spontaneously lean forward. Instead, one pedals slightly back. This moves the contact point...
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Lnewqban reacted to berkeman's post in the thread Undergrad Acceleration on an electric unicycle, how much does the rider have to lean? with Like.
Are you interested in the dynamics of maintaining the balance too, or just the overall torque balance numbers? I've never tried riding...
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Lnewqban reacted to renormalize's post in the thread What is this metal insert for in a desk? with Like.
Actually they do hold the wood pieces together. They're called Cam Lock fasteners: (from...
