Thursday, 12 June 2014 15:09
C7-52: BALLISTIC PENDULUM - LABORATORY MODEL
Additional Info
- ID Code: C7-52
- Purpose: Demonstrate operation of the standard laboratory type ballistic pendulum.
- Description: A heavy ball is placed on the compressed spring, as shown in the photograph, and released by pulling the trigger. The ball fires into a catch on the bob of a physical pendulum, causing the bob to swing to a large angle, where it is caught by a ratchet system. Due to lack of time, this device is generally demonstrated only qualitatively during regular class lectures.
- Availability: Available, but not currently recommended.
- References: REFERENCES: (PIRA 1M40.41) See Demonstration Reference File for further information about this device, including details of making measurements.
- Loc codes: OS1
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C7 Collisions
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