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Wilmington, Delaware 19810 USA
302.477.0218
1.888.516.3477
equipmentengineeringservices@iee.com
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QuikCalcs:
Dynamics Questions and Solutions |
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Drag
Force |
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- What is the
approximate drag force on boxy semi-truck moving at 70 mph (103
ft/sec)? Solution
- What is the
approximate drag force on a 1 foot diameter pier post submerged 8
feet in a current flowing 6 mph (8.8 ft/sec)? Solution
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Horsepower |
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- A bucket of
cement being lifted by a crane weighs 2500 pounds. The lift rate is
10 ft/sec. What shaft horsepower is needed? Solution
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Estimate the horsepower required to maintain a boxy semi-truck at 70 mph
(103 ft/sec.) Frontal area is about 100 square feet. Solution
- Estimate the
horsepower required to run up a flight of stairs, if one weighs 150
lbs, the staircase rises 10 feet, and the person does it in 6
seconds (actual measurement by a physics class.) Solution
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Terminal
Velocity of Falling Objects |
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- Estimate the
terminal velocity of a falling masonry brick (weight 5 lbs; frontal
area 4 in. x 8 in., or 0.22 sq. ft.) How many feet must it fall to
reach this velocity? Solution
- A weather
radiosonde is released from its balloon, but the parachute fails.
What will its terminal velocity be? If the release altitude is
15,0000 feet, will it reach this speed? Weight = 100 lbs, area = 2
sq ft. Solution
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Trajectories
in Air |
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- What is the
approximate maximum height and distance reached by a basketball
which is tossed at a 45 degree angle at 35 feet/second? Solution
- What is the
approximate maximum height and distance reached by a golf ball hit
200 feet/second off the tee at a 37 degree angle? Solution
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