'Frictional forces' presentation slideshows

Peroneal Tendon P athology

Peroneal Tendon P athology. Christina Sigur DPM Intermountain Medical center Salt Lake City, UT. Overview. Anatomy, Etiology, MOI Classification Clinical Diagnostic tools Clinical conditions and treatments. Peroneal Tendon Pathology. ANATOMY. Anatomy. Origin

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. Earthquake. An earthquake is the vibration of Earth produced by the rapid release of elastic energy accumulated in rocks. Earthquakes occur when: Elastic energy exceeds rock strength and the rock breaks forming a fault .

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Welcome back to Physics 211

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Chapter 6 Energy and Oscillations

Chapter 6 Energy and Oscillations. Energy and Oscillations. A swinging pendant always returns to the same point (almost) after each swing. What is conserved in this motion? . Simple Machines. A simple machine multiplies the effect of an applied force. For example, a lever , and a pulley.

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Molecular Dynamics Simulation Studies of Surface Contacts

Molecular Dynamics Simulation Studies of Surface Contacts. C.W. Yong and W. Smith Daresbury Laboratory & K. Kendall, Birmingham. (DEM workshop). DL_POLY. general-purpose molecular dynamics simulation package, developed by Daresbury Laboratory under the auspices of CCP5.

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CFD Modeling of Turbulent Flows

CFD Modeling of Turbulent Flows. Overview. Properties of turbulence Predicting turbulent flows DNS LES RANS Models Summary. u. Time. Properties of Turbulence. Most flows encountered in industrial processes are turbulent.

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Rainfall Analysis

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Force and Moment Vectors

Force and Moment Vectors. Steven A. Jones. Basics . Force is rate of change of momentum If you push on a wall, it exerts an equal force on you Force is in Kg m/s 2 or Newtons Can also be g cm/s 2 or dynes

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PHYSICS 231 Lecture 34: Oscillations & Waves

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Unit 2 Forces & Motion

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Unit 8: Air Pressure and Winds

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Examples and Hints in Chapter 7

Examples and Hints in Chapter 7. 8 m . 10 m. Wild Monkey III.

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Momentum

Momentum. An object of mass m traveling at velocity has a linear momentum (or just momentum), , given by Units have no special name: kg-m/s With no net force on a particle, its momentum is constant (Newton #1), but any force will change its momentum

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Mechanical

Mechanical . Resistance. Friction Two solid objects sliding against each other. Drag The backwards drag of a solid object moving forward through a fluid. Two main causes. Cause of Friction. The hills and valleys of 2 objects acting upon each other. Causes Cont.

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Review: How Structures Fail: 1) Levers ? strong winds cause bending which puts a larger force on one side of base, base weakens and structure can fall over! 2) Shear ? Small cracks or weaknesses enlarge or break when structure is

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