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Im makeing a hydro gravity genoratetor I need to no how much air to release to give 800w
thesleeper000 said:Im makeing a hydro gravity genoratetor I need to no how much air to release to give 800w
thesleeper000 said:the air is conpressed down 30 feet of pipe in water released into a bag connected to a bike chain the air rises in the water turning a cogg connected to a genorator.
How much air do i need to release to achive 800w. Or how many kg of force/air to achive 1w of power
thesleeper000 said:I no
This is a generator that uses water and gravity .What would you call It ?
Do you no the answer or not ?
.08 cubic meters, at any depth. But it'll need to be deep in order to give you more than a few seconds of power.thesleeper000 said:how much air needs to be released at 10m to achive 800w.
The force of 9.8 Newtons, also known as the gravitational acceleration, is the force exerted by Earth's gravity on an object with a mass of 1 kg. It is a constant force that determines the weight of an object.
Torque and watts are two different units of measurement used to describe different physical quantities. Torque is a measure of the force that can cause an object to rotate, while watts measure the rate at which work is done. These two units can be equated by multiplying torque (in Newton meters) by angular velocity (in radians per second).
Yes, the force of 9.8 Newtons is considered a constant on Earth's surface. However, it may vary slightly in different locations due to variations in the strength of Earth's gravitational field.
The force of 9.8 Newtons is used in everyday life to determine the weight of objects. It also plays a role in activities such as jumping, climbing, and lifting, where the force of gravity is acting on the body.
The force of 9.8 Newtons is a fundamental constant and cannot be changed. It is a result of the strength of Earth's gravitational field and the mass of the object. However, the perceived weight of an object can be changed by altering its mass or by changing its distance from the center of the Earth.