Posted: Sat Jan 02, 2010 11:05 pm
IIRC, ggdt predicts the muzzle energy of a round, like a gun
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That's what your typical handgun round generates (some comparisons here), but still for such a big launcher seems a bit low, what pressure is it at and what projectile weight?jhalek90 wrote:Yes, GGDT predicts around 300 ft/lbs of force at the muzzle.
Seems to me that that is a very high energy for such a low pressure.
Ft/lbs is the energy, recoil is concerned with momentum. In theory:Now here is a question that i have about gddt... is that ft/lbs propelling the projectile forewords? If so, does that mean the cannon will kick back at the same force per Newtonian physics?
Usually with pneumatics the heavier the projectile the more the ft/lbs, even though velocity goes down.jhalek90 wrote:1200 ft/lbs I think was ifI used a lighter projectile as well.
Don't forget that area increases exponentially with area
*blink*Brian the brain wrote:so does adding increases to your lightness...
Well they were, but then we started loaning them to banks and then the banks couldn't pay us back when we called in all our loans when JSR got drunk and started trying to double his contribution to Spudfiles overnight...jhalek90 wrote:dam u spudbucks.... why are you not worth anything??
hehe reminded me ofthis topicMrCrowley wrote:Well they were, but then we started loaning them to banks and then the banks couldn't pay us back when we called in all our loans when JSR got drunk and started trying to double his contribution to Spudfiles overnight...