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Wednesday, 25 June 2014 15:43
I1-71: SHAPE-MEMORY ALLOY - THERMOBILE
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I1-71
Purpose:
Ilustrate shape-memory alloy.
Description:
A loop of 0.012 inch NITINOL wire is wound around an upper plastic pulley and a lower brass pulley. When the lower brass pulley is immersed about half way into water at 60 degrees celcius, the wire rotates, acting as a heat engine.
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REFERENCES: (PIRA 4F30.60)
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A General Materials and Mathematics
A1 Basic Materials and Measurement
A2 Mathematics
B Statics
B1 Center of Mass Statics
B2 Equilibrium of Forces and Torques
B3 Simple Machines
B4 Elasticity
C Kinematics and Dynamics
C1 Center of Mass Motion
C2 Kinematics in One and Two Dimensions
C3 First Law of Motion
C4 Second Law of Motion
C5 Third Law of Motion
C6 Friction
C7 Collisions
C8 Mechanical Energy and Power
D Rotational Mechanics
D1 Rotational Kinematics and Dynamics
D2 Moment of Inertia
D3 Angular Momentum
D4 Gyroscopes
D5 Rotational Esoterica
E Gravitation and Astronomy
E1 Gravitation and Orbits
E2 Astronomy
F Fluid Mechanics
F1 Pressure in Static Fluids
F2 Buoyancy
F3 Surface Tension
F4 Fluid in Motion
F5 Forces in Moving Fluids
G Vibrations and Mechanical Waves
G1 Simple Harmonic Motion
G2 Resonance and Coupled Oscillations
G3 Mechanical Waves - One Dimensional
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H2 Wave Properties of Sound
H3 Standing Sound Waves
H4 Music
H5 The Ear
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