The catapult operates by transforming the potential energy in the springs to kinetic energy in the catapult's arm.
Team: Perseus
Name : Ghaith Alghamdi
The official blog of Professor Michael Webber's Fall 2013 UGS Course "How Things Work."
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Showing posts with label Springs. Show all posts
Friday, October 25, 2013
Catapult, springs
The catapult operates by transforming the potential energy in the springs to kinetic energy in the catapult's arm.
Team: Perseus
Name : Ghaith Alghamdi
Team: Perseus
Name : Ghaith Alghamdi
Location:
The wood shop
Friday, September 20, 2013
Car suspension
Labels:
Springs,
Wheel and Axle
Location:
Austin, TX, USA
Bed Springs
These springs hold up the mattress by stretching and storing potential energy as weight is applied to the mattress.
13th floor Jester West
by Phillip Vuong
13th floor Jester West
by Phillip Vuong
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Lamp, Spring
This is the set of springs connected to a lamp. Each spring is connected to a lever arm that holds up the light of the lamp. The the pairs of springs, when placed at the proper location on the arms of the lamp, have a large enough spring constant to hold the weight, caused by the head of the lamp, upwards.
Located in a dorm room in Whitis (that dorm next to Duren that no one really knows about).
by Austin Griffith
Pen (Spring)
This is an example of potential energy in a spring inside a pen. The spring on the left is compressed and held in that position, meaning it has potential energy at that moment. When it it is release the potential energy is converted to kinetic energy and the spring stretches out like in the picture to the right.
Location: Brackenridge (My Dorm)
Taken By: Raul Pineda
Date and Time: 9/19/13 - 9:35PM
Location:
University of Texas - Brakenridge Dorm
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