biomechanics final: work, energy, power & fluid dynamics

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What increases the buoyant force?

The greater the volume, the greater the density

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What decreases buoyant force?

The lower the volume, the lower the density

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When scuba diving, what happens when the scuba diver inhales?

The volume increases, floats

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What happens when the scuba diver exhales?

Volume decreases, sink

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What force always pushes the object upward?

Buoyant Force

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Define wake

Turbulent flow behind the object, low pressure

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What is laminar flow?

SMOOTH and regular flow of fluid particles, High pressure

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How is pressure drag produced?

Difference in pressure between the front back sides of the object

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What decreases relative velocity?

Tailwind

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What occurs when the wake becomes larger?

Increase the pressure drag (goes slower)

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Golf Club Picture: What is the benefit of the golf club?

To DECREASE the wake behind the club

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What increases drag force acting on a object?

Higher air viscosity

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Which of the following decreases the drag force?

Lower air viscosity

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Bike Picture: Cyclist A &B, What is happening?

The drag force acting on both cyclists is reduced

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Recumbent Bike Picture: Why is it more aerodynamic compared to regular commuter bike?

It has a smaller projected frontal area

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How is lift force created?

By the bend/turned of the object

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Ski jumper, What would reduce the drag force except?

Moving arms away from the body

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Soccer ball, Magnus effect

B will go faster than side A

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Right handed golfer, OPEN face, Is it going to go left or right?

It hooks to the right

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Dynamic Fluid Force

Acts on a object moving within the fluid

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Lift Force

By the spin/bend of the object

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What does not affect buoyant force?

Mass

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Tennis ball and field hockey ball, What will happen to the two balls when they are thrown, which will create dynamic fluid force?

Tennis ball because it is lighter

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What happens when the laminar flow breaks off from the object earlier?

The wake increases, pressure drag increases

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All of the following causes lift force except?

Acts along the line of fluid

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What describes drag force except?

Directed perpendicular (it’s parallel)

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What does a headwind do the relative velocity?

Increase relative velocity, go slower

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What does a tailwind do to the relative velocity?

Decrease relative velocity, go faster

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Which of the following increases the drag force?

Greater projected frontal area

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Cars with a lower coefficient of drag?

Has good gas mileage

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When looking at a power curve during a squat, what is being described by the part of the curve that is in the negative part of the graph?

ABSORB

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What are the characteristics of mechanical work?

Work = Force x Displacement, Something you do, It can positive, negative, zero, Work is a way of transferring energy

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Concentric contraction results in

Positive work

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Isometric contraction results in

Zero work

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Eccentric contraction results in

Negative work

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What are examples of actions/activities that require negative work?

Catching

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What energy is affected by velocity?

Kinetic

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What energy is affected by height?

Gravitational Potential Energy

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What energy is affected by stiffness?

Strain energy

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How do you find gravitational potential energy?

Don’t need velocity

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How do you find kinetic energy?

Don’t need height

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What happens to the object when it’s moving up towards the apex?

Kinetic decreases, GPE increases

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Pole Vault Picture, Which line is gravitational?

C is gravitational

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During the ascending phase of the bench press the pectorals produce ___ work to ___ the total mechanical energy.

Positive, increase

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During the descending phase of the bench press the pectorals produce ___ work to ___ the total mechanical energy.

Negative, decrease

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What type of work occurs during a follow-through phase of a bat swing and what does it do?

Negative work, Absorbs

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How do you calculate power?

Power = Work/Time, Force x Displacement/Time