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Can a Stud Sensor Differentiate Between Raw and Hard-Boiled Eggs?
Does the raw egg have to come out of the black box as an unsmashed egg?- M.D.G
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Solving Tension Problem: Force & Moment Balances
Bump, I could really use some help on my last post, this is really holding me up at work and I have been trying to make sense of those equations for awhile, anyone have any tips?- M.D.G
- Post #12
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solving Tension Problem: Force & Moment Balances
I have a slightly different question but it is along the same lines. Assuming you have only 4 tie downs such as shown below, how do they come up with the solution below? I have tried playing around with it but I have only 3 equations and 4 unknows, the equations are \SigmaFz: T1v + T2v + T3v...- M.D.G
- Post #11
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solving Tension Problem: Force & Moment Balances
I came across this problem, http://www.rsip.lsu.edu/csmlab/courses/1undergr/ce3400/lectures/lect_09/sld026.htm and if I proceed in a similar manner I can determine the forces in each of the straps. Is there a fundamental assumption which is wrong when applying the above solution to my...- M.D.G
- Post #10
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solving Tension Problem: Force & Moment Balances
Sorry I didn't make that clear in my previous problem with the beam and four vertical straps, assume I know Young's Modulus for the straps, take them as nylon with E = 4 GPa. I am still fairly stumped by the boundary conditions where each of the straps connects to the block. If I make the...- M.D.G
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solving Tension Problem: Force & Moment Balances
Bump. Sorry to resurrect this thread but I really could use some help, does anyone know of any sample problems similar to this one? I have tried searching PF fairly extensively as well as the web. Any help is much appreciated- M.D.G
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solving Tension Problem: Force & Moment Balances
Okay so I was working on something else for awhile but I have been reassigned to this. I guess my main problem is determining boundary conditions. I scanned a copy of a problem I made up which essentially incompasses the part of the problem above which I am having difficulties with. I have...- M.D.G
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solving Tension Problem: Force & Moment Balances
Sorry the bird's eye view is a bit misleading, the straps are at an angle to the vertical, longitudinal and lateral axes, but in the bird's eye view I just showed the longitudinal component for simplicity. The straps are anchored on the edges. So I would need to solve this be determining the...- M.D.G
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solving Tension Problem: Force & Moment Balances
I’m pretty stumped by this, maybe I am just making a stupid mistake but if somebody could clarify it would be much appreciated. The system I am looking at is something like the one below, with 4 straps of each side. Their locations relative to the center of gravity along the lateral direction...- M.D.G
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- Tension
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad How can I determine the frequency of excessive noise in a fireboat cabin?
Are there any good ways of pinpointing what part of the structure is transmitting the vibrations resulting is the noise? I have been told the engine and other machinery are mounted of shock absorbers, however I haven't seen this first hand.- M.D.G
- Post #4
- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Undergrad How can I determine the frequency of excessive noise in a fireboat cabin?
I am responsible for investigating excessive noise problems in the cabin of an aluminum fireboat. I have no idea if the problems are with structure borne noise or airborne noise, so here is what I was thinking about doing, please let me know if there are any problems with this method. I was...- M.D.G
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- Analysis Frequency Noise
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Property lines on the 2d projections
This problem tests basic ability to read a P vs. T phase diagram. Since the state of the substance depends on both temperature and pressure, think about fixing your temperature and then seeing what happens as you alter pressure.- M.D.G
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How Thick Should Composite Panels Be to Replace Aluminum in Structural Designs?
Just to update this, I have done some searching on the forum about the use of FEM. Would the best course of action to solving this be to model the part in a program like ANSYS? I know the distributed load and the part dimensions (except for the thickness, this is what I am trying to calculate)...- M.D.G
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How Thick Should Composite Panels Be to Replace Aluminum in Structural Designs?
For a summer job I am employed to look into the use of composite paneling in place of sheet aluminum with stiffeners. I am suppose to find the required thickness of composite wall paneling in order to make a structure such as the one attached. Obviously it will depending on the material...- M.D.G
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- Analysis Structural Structural analysis Wall
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Superstructure construction with aluminum paneling
Oops sorry, the aluminum currently used is 5052, mill finished. If there are any other details I am forgetting please let me know- M.D.G
- Post #3
- Forum: General Engineering