Work and Energy
PIRA classification 1M
1M10. Work
PIRA # |
Demonstration Name |
Abstract |
1M10.10 |
shelf and block Lift a block up and set it on a shelf. |
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1M10.15 |
block on table |
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1M10.16 |
carry a block |
Just carry a block around. |
1M10.20 |
pile driver |
Drive a nail into a block of wood with a model pile driver. |
1M10.20 |
pile driver |
A model pile driver pounds a nail into wood. |
1M10.20 |
pile driver |
A 10 lb block guided by side rails falls onto a nail in wood. |
1M10.20 |
pile driver |
Drive a nail into a block of wood with a model pile driver. |
1M10.20 |
pile driver |
Drop a weight onto a nail in wood. |
1M10.25 |
pile driver with soda cans |
Smash pop cans with a pile driver. |
1M10.99 |
work to remove tape |
Pull off a piece of tape stuck to the lecture bench. |
1M20. Simple Machines
- 1M20.11 [:BlockNTackle: Block and Tackle Pulley Systems and Pulley Advantage]
1M30. Non-Conservative Forces
PIRA # |
Demonstration Name |
Abstract |
1M20.01 |
simple machines |
A collection of simple machines is shown. |
1M20.10 |
pulleys |
An assortment of large pulleys can be rigged several ways. |
1M20.10 |
pulleys |
Demonstrate what you have. |
1M20.11 |
pulley advantage |
Place a mass on a string over a pulley and hold a spring scale at the other side. Repeat with a mass hanging from a single pulley in a loop of string. |
1M20.11 |
pulley advantage |
Hang a 10 newton weight on a string passing over a pulley and measure the force with a spring scale, then hang the weight from a free running pulley. |
1M20.13 |
pulleys |
Pedagogy. Good diagram. |
1M20.15 |
pulley and scales |
Same as encyclopedia disc 04-05. |
1M20.15 |
pulley and scales |
This is a counter intuitive demonstration. A frame containing a spring scale and pulley hangs from another spring scale. Look it up. |
1M20.20 |
bosun's chair |
Use a single pulley to help the instructor go up. |
1M20.20 |
bosun's chair |
Using a block and tackle, the lecturer ascends. Full of pedagogical hints on how to do this effectively. |
1M20.20 |
bosun's chair |
The instructor "lifts himself up by the bootstraps". |
1M20.25 |
monkey and bananas |
A wind up device and equal mass are placed at either ends of a string placed over a pulley. |
1M20.25 |
monkey and bananas |
A yo-yo and counterweight are suspended over a pulley. The counterweight and yo-yo rise and fall together. |
1M20.25 |
monkey and the coconut |
A steel yo-yo and steel counterweight suspended over two low friction bearings. |
1M20.25 |
climbing monkey |
A yo-yo and a counterweight are on opposite sides on a pulley. As the yo-yo goes up and down, so does the counterweight. |
1M20.25 |
climbing monkey |
A steel yo-yo on one side of a pulley and a counterweight on the other. As the yo-yo goes up and down, so does the counterweight. |
1M20.26 |
climbing monkey |
Two equal masses are hung over a pulley, one of which is equipped with a cord winding mechanism. |
1M20.27 |
windlass |
A model windlass is described. |
1M20.28 |
climbing pirate |
String is wrapped around two different sized pulleys on a common axis. |
1M20.29 |
fool's tackle |
A diagram of the "fools tackle" is shown. |
1M20.30 |
incline plane |
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1M20.30 |
screw and wedge |
A long triangular piece of sailcloth is wound around a mailing tube to show the relationship between a screw and a wedge. Diagram. |
1M20.35 |
big screw as incline plane |
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1M20.35 |
big screw |
A large wood screw and nut (6"-1) show the relationship between a screw and incline. |
1M20.40 |
levers |
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1M20.40 |
levers |
Show the three classes of levers with a mass, bar, pivot, and spring scale. |
1M20.40 |
levers |
The three classes of simple levers. |
1M20.40 |
levers |
A torque bar, spring scale, and pivot are used to illustrate the three classes of levers. |
1M20.45 |
body levers |
Construction and use of a device representing body levers. |
1M20.60 |
wheel and axle |
The PIC-Kit used for demonstrating simple machines. |
1M20.99 |
black box |
Hide a mechanism in a box and try to deduce what is inside. |
1M40. Conservation of Energy
PIRA # |
Demonstration Name |
Abstract |
1M50. Mechanical Power
PIRA # |
Demonstration Name |
Abstract |
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