7.36. The electric motor of a 2-kg
train accelerates the train from rest to 1 m/s in 1 s. Find the
average power delivered to the train during the acceleration.
Solution
Given Data | Useful formulas | |
M=2kg
V₀=0
V=1m/s
t=1s
pₐ=? |
K=½MV²
K₀=0
pₐ=W/t
W= K-K₀ |
pₐ=W/t=(K-K₀)/t=½MV²/t
pₐ = ½MV²/t pₐ= ½ (2kg) (1m/s)² /1s =
=1
kg m/s²∙m/s=1N∙m/s=1J/s=1W
pₐ=1W |
7.40.
A 1000-kg elevator starts from rest. It moves upward for 4 s with
constant acceleration until it reaches its cruising speed of 2 m/s.
(a)
What is the average power of the elevator motor during this period?
(b)
What is the motor power when the elevator moves at its cruising
speed?
Given Data | Useful formulas | |
M=1000kg
(a)
V₀=0
V=2m/s
t=4s
pₐ=?
(b)
V=const=2m/s |
K=½MV²
K₀=0
U=Mgh
pₐ=W/t
W=
(K+U)-(K₀+ U₀)
h=V₀t+at²/2
a=(V-V₀)/t
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W=
(K+U)-(K₀+ U₀)= K+U=½MV²+Mgh=½MV²+Mgh=
h=at²/2=(V/t)∙t²/2=Vt/2
W=
½MV²+MgVt/2
pₐ=W/t=½MV²/t+MgV/2
pₐ=W/t=M(V/t+g)∙½V
½MV²/t=½(1000kg)(2m/s)²/4s=500W
MgV/2=1000kg∙10m/s²∙2m/s
/2=10000W
pₐ=10500W=10.5kW
or pₐ=1000kg ∙ (2 m/s / 4 s + 10 m/s²) ∙½ ∙ 2 m/s = 10.5kW
p=MgV=1000kg∙10m/s²∙2m/s=20000W=20kW
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