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SSteve4Physics reacted to vdance's post in the thread Calculation of Tensile Forces in Piston-Type Water-Lifting Devices at Elevated Locations with
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SSteve4Physics reacted to vdance's post in the thread Calculation of Tensile Forces in Piston-Type Water-Lifting Devices at Elevated Locations with Like.
Thank you all for your thoughtful analysis.
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SSteve4Physics replied to the thread Calculation of Tensile Forces in Piston-Type Water-Lifting Devices at Elevated Locations.The key is to identify all the forces exerted by the water on the various internal surfaces of the double- piston. Note that the small...
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SSteve4Physics replied to the thread Calculation of Tensile Forces in Piston-Type Water-Lifting Devices at Elevated Locations.It has doubled - see the 2 areas indicated in yellow: Minor edit.
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SSteve4Physics replied to the thread Calculation of Tensile Forces in Piston-Type Water-Lifting Devices at Elevated Locations.If I understand correctly, 's' is the piston's effective surface area. By going from the single-piston to the double-piston, you have...
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SSteve4Physics reacted to kuruman's post in the thread A cylinder connected to a hanging mass with
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And if you want inline fractions to look bigger, use \dfrac instead of \frac Inline with \frac ##a=\frac{F}{m}## is the acceleration... -
SSteve4Physics replied to the thread A cylinder connected to a hanging mass.Check your working. I get ##T=\frac{-5a+300}{4}##. I don't know if this is the only mistake. As @kuruman says, the preferred approach...
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SSteve4Physics replied to the thread A cylinder connected to a hanging mass.You mean "If the acceleration of the cylinder's centre of mass is 0,". With some assumptions, the above equations look ok . (A free...
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SIt's better to use algebra and plug the numbers in at the end. You should be able to express the percentage energy loss as a function of...
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SI get 17.8%. Note that energy is inversely proportional to wavelength.
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SYes, thank you Steve4Physics, my mistake was using the wrong value for cos 110 degrees.
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SSteve4Physics replied to the thread Compton shift problem.##\cos (110^{\circ})## is negative so you can tell that ##1 - \cos (110^{\circ})## will be greater than 1. (I haven't checked if that...
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SSteve4Physics reacted to wrobel's post in the thread A cylinder connected to a hanging mass with Like.
the tangent component of the acceleration of a point on the edge
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SSteve4Physics replied to the thread A cylinder connected to a hanging mass.Hi @ibrkic0. Welcome to PF. This forum tries to provide guidance/help with homework problems - but not complete solutions. The aim is...
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SSteve4Physics replied to the thread A cylinder connected to a hanging mass.@Robeurer, in addition to what's already been said: Is the rope wound around the cylinder (like a yo-yo) or is the left end of the rope...
