elastic potential energy การใช้

• There's no kinetic energy and no elastic potential energy.
• All the energy is now in elastic potential energy.
• Elastic potential energy is the potential energy of an stressed in formal terminology ).
• Elastic potential energy is defined as a work needed to compress or extend a spring.
• I know the equation, but the only thing missing is the actual elastic potential energy.
• This is partly achieved through the elasticity of the tongue and the conversion of elastic potential energy into kinetic energy.
• Earthquakes also release stored elastic potential energy in rocks, a store that has been produced ultimately from the same radioactive heat sources.
• Therefore the change in elastic potential energy in the spring, found by " U s = 0.5kx 2 ".
• The second of two suggested mechanisms involves the seismic elastic potential energy changes prior to the earthquake as the cause of the fluctuating SSTs.
• Earthquakes also release stored elastic potential energy in rocks, a kind of mechanical potential energy which has been produced ultimately from the same radioactive heat sources.
• The trick is that you don't only have gravitational potential energy and elastic potential energy, you also have " kinetic " energy.
• This is equal to the sum of the stroke work ( SW ), encompassed within the PV loop, and the elastic potential energy ( PE ).
• Due to the high elastic potential energy once a certain critical thickness is achieved, additional atoms group together to form the quantum dot to reduce this elastic energy.
• Elastic potential energy ( like a stretched spring ) and chemical potential energy ( like a charged battery ) are usually seen as being inherent in the object itself.
• :When it impacts the floor, it deforms by flattening at the bottom, this absorbs the kinetic energy of its motion and converts it into elastic potential energy.
• A fraction of the elastic potential energy stored in the cord is typically transferred back to the person, throwing the person upwards some fraction of the distance he or she fell.
• Carbon nanotube springs have the potential to indefinitely store elastic potential energy at ten times the density of lithium-ion batteries with flexible charge and discharge rates and extremely high cycling durability.
• Jars rely on the principle of stretching a pipe to build elastic potential energy such that when the jar trips it relies on the masses of the drill pipe and collars to gain velocity and subsequently strike the anvil section of jar.
• When the spring stretches to the equilibrium position, where there's no net force, you have just proven that half of the initial gravitational potential energy was converted to elastic potential energy, and the other half was converted to kinetic energy.
• This work is stored in the bow as elastic potential energy, and when the bowstring is released, this stored energy is imparted to the arrow much more quickly than can be delivered by the muscles, resulting in much higher velocity and, hence, greater distance.