PIRA 1Q20.00 ROTATIONAL ENERGY

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1Q20.00Rotational Energy
1Q20.10whirlybird (adj. ang. mom.)PIRA 200A weight on a string wrapped around a wheel drives a radial rod with adjustable weights.
1Q20.10adjustable angular momentum1Q20.10A weight on a string wrapped around a wheel drives a radial rod with adjustable weights.
1Q20.10adjustable angular momentumMr-5A weight wrapped around a wheel drives a radial bar with adjustable weights.
1Q20.10adjustable angular momentum12-4.5Hanging weights from three coaxial pulleys provides different applied torques to a radial bar with movable weights to provide adjustable moment of inertia.
1Q20.10adjustable amgular momentumM-166Two equal masses are mounted on a radial bar fixed to a horizontal axle with a pulley.
1Q20.10angular acceleration machineDisc 06-01A weight over a pulley turns a bar with adjustable weights. On screen timer and protractor helps measurements.
1Q20.12adjustable angular momentum13-2.1Hang various weights from the axle of a large wheel and time the fall.
1Q20.13adjustable angular momemtumAJP 33(10),848A horizontal bar mounted at its midpoint on a turntable has pegs for mounting weights at various distances, and is accelerated by a string to falling mass.
1Q20.14adjustable angular momentum11-2.3eSpin the air bearing supported rotatable disc with a mass hanging on a string.
1Q20.15flywheel and drum with wieghtPIRA 1000
1Q20.17adjustable angular momentum12-4.7A falling weight on a string wrapped around a spindle spins a variety of objects to show Newton's second law for angular motion.
1Q20.20angular acceleration wheelPIRA 1000
1Q20.20angular acceleration wheel1Q20.20Measure the acceleration of a bike wheel with a mass on a string wrapped around the axle.
1Q20.20bike wheel angular acceleration12-4.6Measure the angular acceleration of a bike wheel due to the applied torque of a mass on a string wrapped around the axle.
1Q20.20bike wheel angular accelerationDisc 06-02Use a spring scale to apply a constant torque to a bike wheel and measure the angular acceleration.
1Q20.25accelerate light and heavy pulleysPIRA 1000
1Q20.25accelerate light and heavy pulleys1Q20.25
1Q20.26angular accelerationM-15f.2Use strobe photography to record the motion of a large disc accelerated by a mass on a string over a pulley.
1Q20.27rotating dry ice puck10-2.6A dropping mass on a string wrapped around a massive dry ice puck gives both linear and angular acceleration.
1Q20.28rotational dynamics10-2.7A dry ice puck with strings wrapped around two different radii going to equal masses hanging on opposite end of the table is stationary while a piece of masking tape is placed over one winding. Remove the tape and the puck spins and translates.
1Q20.30rolling spoolPIRA 500
1Q20.30rolling spool1Q20.30A spool rolled down an incline on its axle and takes off when it reaches the bottom and rolls on its rim.
1Q20.30rolling spoolTPT 10(4),210A large version of the rolling spool (16" dia.) is used as a lab. Construction hints and complete analysis.
1Q20.30rolling spoolMr-4A large spool is rolled down an incline on its small axle. When the outer discs reach the table, the thing takes off.
1Q20.30rolling spoolM-165A spools rolls down a narrow incline on its axle. When it reaches the bottom, it rolls on the diameter of the outer discs.
1Q20.30spool on inclineDisc 06-05A spool rolls down an incline on its central radius.
1Q20.31rolling spool9-4.15Place the rolling spool demonstration on a low friction sheet to show conservation of linear momentum as the sheet moves backward when the roller hits bottom.
1Q20.35bike wheel on inclinePIRA 1000
1Q20.35bike wheel on incline1Q20.35A bike wheel rolls down an incline on its axle with the axle pinned to the wheel or free.
1Q20.35bike wheel on inclineDisc 06-06A bike wheel rolls down an incline on its axle. The wheel can be pinned to the axle.
1Q20.41rolling up an incline12-5.6A roller is timed as it rolls up an incline under the constant torque produced by a cord wrapped around over a pulley to a hanging mass.
1Q20.42start a wheel17-3.2Use a large DC motor and a large wheel to show the angular acceleration of a rotating body with a constant driving torque. Picture. Diagram.
1Q20.44rolling pendulumAJP 47(4),367A spherical bob can roll on a track of the same arc as its swing when suspended by a cord. Comparison of the motion in the two cases shows the effect of the rotational motion in rolling.
1Q20.46radius of gyration (Here?)AJP 46(3),300Slide an air cart down an inclined instrumented air track, then add a wood track and roll a ball down the same incline.
1Q20.47spin a swingAJP 28(4),405Wind up two balls on strings from a common support with a slack connecting string between them. As they unwind, the angular velocity decreases until the connecting string becomes taut, then increases. Ref: AJP 27, 611 (1959)
1Q20.50faster than "g"PIRA 500
1Q20.50faster than "g"1Q20.50A ball jumps from the end of a hinged stick into a cup as the stick rotates.
1Q20.50faster then gravityAJP 52(12),1142A ball at the end of a falling stick jumps into a cup.
1Q20.50falling chimneyMy-6A hinged incline with a ball on the end jumps into a cup a few inches down the board as the incline drops.
1Q20.50falling chimneyM-206Diagram. Ball on the end of a falling stick jumps into a cup attached near the end of the stick.
1Q20.50falling chimneyM-19kA ball on the end of a pivoting stick jumps into a cup. Includes TPT 3(7),323.
1Q20.50hinged stick and ballDisc 06-11A ball at the end of a hinged stick falls into a cup mounted on the stick.
1Q20.51bowling ball faster than "g"PIRA 1000
1Q20.51bowling ball faster than "g"1Q20.51A bowling ball at the end of ten foot ladder jumps into a five gallon pail.
1Q20.52faster than "g" - add massAJP 41(8),1013Analysis of adding mass to the plank.
1Q20.52falling chimneyTPT 20(2),100Use of a triangular board to increase R/I for the board. Analysis included.
1Q20.52falling chimmeyTPT 13(7),435A mass can be added to the end of the bar to slow it down causing the ball to miss the cup.
1Q20.53falling chimney9-2.5Hinged beam falls with paint brushes at and off the center of mass record the motion of the two points.
1Q20.54"faster than g" revisitedAJP 56(8),736An analysis three cases, one in which the particle catches up with the rod.
1Q20.54free fall paradoxTPT 3(7),323Short derivation of the "faster than g" demonstration.
1Q20.55pennies on a meter stickPIRA 1000
1Q20.55pennies on a meter stick1Q20.55Line a meter stick with pennies and drop one end with the other hinged. Happens to fast to see well. Use with the video.
1Q20.55pennies on a meter stickMw-2A meter stick is loaded with pennies and held horizontally, then released at one end. Pennies on the first 2/3 stay with the stick.
1Q20.55penny drop stickDisc 06-10A horizontal meter stick, hinged at one end, is loaded with pennies and released.
1Q20.60falling meter sticks - scalingPIRA 1000
1Q20.60falling meter sticks - scaling1Q20.60Compare the rate of fall of one meter and two meter sticks.

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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