Discussion – Energy Transfer by Impact – Mining Engineering, pp. 47, January 1956, Vol 205 – Charles, R. J. and de Bruyn, P. L.

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- The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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- 2
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- Publication Date:
- Nov 1, 1956
Abstract
Referring to the article by R. J. Charles and P. L. de Bruyn, let us assume that W = weight of glass bar; P = weight of hammer; e = total deformation; E = unit of deformation; K = potential stress energy; E = modulus of elasticity; L = length of the bar; 7, = coefficient of inertia; h = height, ft; V = velocity, fps; and a = cross section area. The portion of kinetic energy which is effective in producing stress energy in a fixed bar struck horizontally is given by the formula [ ]
Citation
APA:
(1956) Discussion – Energy Transfer by Impact – Mining Engineering, pp. 47, January 1956, Vol 205 – Charles, R. J. and de Bruyn, P. L.MLA: Discussion – Energy Transfer by Impact – Mining Engineering, pp. 47, January 1956, Vol 205 – Charles, R. J. and de Bruyn, P. L.. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1956.