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Undergrad Looking to find the amount of energy stored in a clock spring
I'm looking to find formulas to calculate the energy stored in a spring you would find in a clock. I have been having a hard time finding formulas that govern these types of springs. I have found formula in similar springs, such as the spiral-torsion spring found here but I believe this type...- Willber Force
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- Clock Energy Spring
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Thermal intake of melting ice as compared to thermal capacity of earth
Though this topic mentions climate change, I don't think it really is about it that, strongly anyway. I've just joined and noticed a ban on climate change discussions before posing this one, I don't think this is one, but if it is, I suppose the beast must have one of it's many heads chopped...- Willber Force
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- Capacity Climate change Earth Ice Melting Thermal
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Undergrad Temperature gradient of air in a very large volume
Haha, you are both wrong and probably right all at the same time. Hence why I never acted on any idea I might have had.- Willber Force
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Undergrad Temperature gradient of air in a very large volume
That point about the 1000 degrees was only a strange condition where a very small volume of air held most of the heat energy of the system and than was allowed to do what it wanted, a thought experiment to try and help me understand what might be going on. I'm imagining temperatures of maybe a...- Willber Force
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Undergrad Temperature gradient of air in a very large volume
Reading Chestermiller's response for the fourth time (heh, thick skull), I believe he's spot on to what I want, pending any misunderstandings I have.- Willber Force
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Undergrad Temperature gradient of air in a very large volume
This discussion has been great. I didn't have time to really check out the first post and I knew right away it was not quite what I was looking for. However I thought it contained enough details I could work from, and probably still does. The following might be a big jumbled as I'm writing as...- Willber Force
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Undergrad Temperature gradient of air in a very large volume
Amazing! Give me some time to digest the equations and play with the numbers and I'll probably be back with a couple follow up questions. Thank you! :)- Willber Force
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Undergrad Temperature gradient of air in a very large volume
Maybe I used the wrong word than, what I'm looking for is the temperature at every point between the top and bottom of the container.- Willber Force
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Undergrad Temperature gradient of air in a very large volume
Hello, I am new here and took a look through the forms, if there is a better place for this question, feel free to move it there. I have been busting my noggin trying to google the answer to this problem I have. (Which isn't school/homework related) I am looking to determine an approximate...- Willber Force
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- Air Gradient Temperature Temperature gradient Volume
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- Forum: Thermodynamics