PIRA 1G30.00 COMPLEX SYSTEMS

DCS #DEMONSTRATIONREFERENCEABSTRACT
1G30.00Complex Systems
1G30.11Poggendorff's experimentAJP 38(4),541The reaction on an Atwood's pulley hanging from a scale is twice the harmonic mean of the suspended weights.
1G30.11tension in Atwood's machine8-1.4Hang an Atwood's machine from a spring scale and take readings in both static and dynamic cases.
1G30.12double Atwood's machine problemM-112The mass on one side of the Atwood's machine is replaced with another Atwood's machine.
1G30.20mass on spring, on balancePIRA 1000
1G30.20mass on spring, on balance1G30.20A mass on a spring oscillates on one side of a tared balance.
1G30.20mass on a spring, on balanceM-114A large ball on a stretched spring is tared on a platform balance. The string is burned and the motion observed.
1G30.20acceleration on a balanceM-8cBurn the string extending a mass on a spring on a tared platform balance.
1G30.25weigh a yo-yo8-3.14A yo-yo is hung from one side of a balanced critically damped platform scale.
1G30.30hourglass on a balancePIRA 1000
1G30.30hourglass on a balance1G30.30An hourglass runs down on a tared, critically damped balance.
1G30.30acceleration of center of massMp-19A very large hourglass is placed on a critically damped balance. The deflection is noted as the sand starts, continues, and stops falling.
1G30.30acceleration of center of mass9-4.10An hourglass full of lead shot is tared on a critically damped platform balance. The resultant force is observed as the lead shot starts, continues, and stops falling.
1G30.30hourglass on a balanceM-116An hourglass on one side of a equal arm balance.
1G30.31acceleration of center of mass9-4.13An apparatus to show transient and steady state conditions in the hourglass problem.
1G30.32the hourglass problemAJP 53(8),787Careful analysis and demonstration shows that the center of mass is actually accelerating upwards during most of the process.
1G30.33acceleration of center of massM-8dA funnel full of water is placed on a tared platform balance and the water is then released and runs into a beaker.
1G30.34reaction balanceM-115One mass on an equal arm balance is supported by pulleys at the end and fulcrum. The balance is in equilibrium if the string holding the mass is held fast or pulled in uniform motion. Look it up.
1G30.35acceleration of center of mass9-4.12A ball is dropped in a tall cylinder filled with oil while the entire assembly is on a balance. A hollow iron ball may be released from an electromagnet on the bottom and float to the top.

ReferenceDescription
M-1Sutton
Ma-1Freier & Anderson
M-1dHilton
8-2.8Meiners
1A12.01University of Minnesota Handbook
AJP 52(1),85American Journal of Physics
TPT 15(5),300The Physics Teacher
Disc 01-01The Video Encyclopedia of Physics Demonstrations

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