Understanding Rotational Velocity in a Hamster Wheel - Physics …
2007年8月30日 · In summary, if you want to find out the rotational velocity of a hamster running on a wheel, you first need to figure out its linear speed and then divide that by 2 pi to get the …
How Much Work Did the Hamster Do on the Exercise Wheel?
2004年10月26日 · After getting a drink of water, a hamster jumps onto an exercise wheel for a run. A few seconds later the hamster is running in place with a speed of 0.8 m/s. Find the work …
Help: Hamster wheel rotational dynamics - Physics Forums
2009年12月6日 · Help: Hamster wheel rotational dynamics. Ingenue1. Dec 6, 2009. Dynamics Rotational Rotational dynamics Wheel. In summary, the conversation discusses a scenario …
How Far Does a Hamster Run in Its Wheel in One Night? - Physics …
2016年2月20日 · A hamster runs in its wheel for 2.7 hours every night. If the wheel has a 6.8 cm radius and its average angular velocity is 3.0 radians per second, how far does the hamster …
Angular Velocity of a hamster wheel - Physics Forums
2008年11月4日 · Angular Angular velocity Velocity Wheel. In summary, to find the distance the hamster runs in one night, you can use the equation: distance = angular displacement * …
Can Hamsters Generate Usable Electricity? - Physics Forums
2004年6月24日 · On average, a hamster can generate between 0.1 to 0.2 watts of power while running on a wheel. However, this can vary and some hamsters have been known to generate …
G Forces experienced by human if rotated inside a giant hampster …
2013年3月17日 · Being rotated inside a giant hamster wheel would cause the G Forces experienced by a human to increase significantly, due to the constant acceleration and change …
Can someone explain/show how to set this problem up - Physics …
2009年9月27日 · In summary, the hamster runs for 3.1 hours at an average angular velocity of 3.0 radians per second on a wheel with a 6.8 cm radius. To determine how far the hamster runs in …
Calculating torque/hp losses from wheel choices - Physics Forums
2009年9月5日 · The energy of one wheel rotating at a velocity of w (in radians per sec) is E = (1/2) I w 2 = (3/8) m (Rw) 2 But Rw is just the velocity of the rolling wheel with radius R, so …
Calculating load for barn floor - Physics Forums
2024年10月13日 · 6500 lbs, most of that weight is on the rear axle. Say 3000 lbs per rear wheel. Tire pressure will be about 18 psi, so tire contact area will be 3000/18 = 167 sq in, = 13" x 13" …