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Physics equipment ID
Posted: 12 Nov 2013, 14:30
by Timtam
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone can identify this physics equipment?
Physics equipment.JPG
Re: Physics equipment ID
Posted: 12 Nov 2013, 14:57
by Graham Kemp
Tricky. Interesting, but tricky. I can't really place it.
It looks like you have three distinct metal wires (copper, brass, steel?), each with a ring at one end and a brass bar at the other.
Possibly used for heat conductivity demonstrations? Maybe. I don't know.
Re: Physics equipment ID
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 07:11
by Whspa
Is it for the sonometer?
Re: Physics equipment ID
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 07:40
by dime
Wires for Youngs Modulus appparatus? Never used it, but I had those too. Chucked them out before the refurb.
Re: Physics equipment ID
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 07:47
by rae
Hi Tammy, You have Steve Ryde working there don't you??
If so ask him he is a guru of physics.
Re: Physics equipment ID
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 07:55
by lada
Tammy, let us know, once you have found out.
L
Re: Physics equipment ID
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 08:27
by curie
Garotting naughty kids?
Re: Physics equipment ID
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 08:42
by smiley
Re: Physics equipment ID
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 09:27
by fibreweb
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Ours are still in the original box from way back when.
This was the best explanation as to how they would have been used in the labs
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Camb ... s_ps_8.pdf
They have not been used in the 14 years I have been here.
Re: Physics equipment ID
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 10:29
by Ocker
Youngs Modulus= stress/strain by supporting and putting weights on and measure the expansion
Re: Physics equipment ID
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 13:07
by Timtam
Thank you all so much, now I know what they are stress and strain/measuring expansion
Thank you
Re: Physics equipment ID
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 13:26
by Ocker
Look up Young's modulus on wikipedia Very comprehencive
Also look up Houndsfield test