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How to calculate the force or pressure by the movement of the abdomen (due to inhalation and exhalation) on the vest(tight T-shirt for example) that we are wearing ?
Is this homework?Jones15 said:How to calculate the force or pressure by the movement of the abdomen (due to inhalation and exhalation) on the vest(tight T-shirt for example) that we are wearing ?
Nope.. I need the exact value of pressure to give as input for the simulation work that i am doing.Evo said:Is this homework?
Then you need to provide a LOT more information before anyone can even make an educated guess. At this point, there is no way anyone could say anything.Jones15 said:Nope.. I need the exact value of pressure to give as input for the simulation work that i am doing.
The vest is designed to support the back and abdominal muscles, helping to maintain proper posture and reduce strain on the spine. The force exerted by the abdomen on the vest provides additional support and stability for the core muscles.
The force exerted by the abdomen on the vest helps to stabilize the torso and can enhance movement and control during physical activities such as lifting, bending, and twisting.
Yes, the force exerted by the abdomen on the vest can help prevent injuries and improve posture, which can have a positive impact on overall health and well-being.
There are various types of vests that can provide support for the abdomen and back muscles. It is important to choose a vest that fits properly and is designed for your specific needs and activities.
If the vest is not fitted properly or is used incorrectly, it can potentially cause discomfort or strain on the abdominal muscles. It is important to consult with a professional and follow proper usage guidelines when using a vest for support.