Muzzle energy formula
[DOC File]Lethal Potential…What Is It
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The formula is: v2 = (v o )2 – 2gs sin where v = initial speed, v o = horizontal speed (measured), s = distance spring is compressed and is the angle of tip. s = 3.5 cm for 1 click, 4.8 cm for two clicks, and 6.3 cm for three clicks.
[DOC File]AMMO PERFORMANCE
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Energy conservation during swing (momentum not conserved) K1΄ + U1 = K2΄ + U2 ... we used equation five to calculate the muzzle velocity of the projectile launcher. v = = 3.61 m/s. ... we calculated the work we did in climbing the stairs using the formula, W = fd, and the average power rating in watts, kilowatts, and horsepower using the ...
[DOC File]Fundamental of Physics
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What about pellet energy? Do these fast bad boys pack a punch? What about that .177 caliber screamer? Does it surpass the knockdown energy of the much slower .22? I stocked up on an assortment of ammo and set up my chronograph to measure the velocity of each pellet product at the muzzle and again at 20 yards.
[DOC File]Lab 8: Momentum, Energy, Work, and Power
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The formula is - Weight of the Bullet (in grains) X Velocity (feet per second) X Velocity (feet per second) X .000002218 = FPE It assumes that a full metal jacket bullet (non-expanding) will perform the same on game as a jacketed bullet (expanding) and will have the same Lethal Potential.
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3.10.1 The formula for calculating muzzle energy is: E = M × V² ÷ 450435 Where E is muzzle energy, M is bullet weight in grains and V is muzzle velocity in fps.
[DOC File]California State University, Northridge
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(2) The formula for determining the equivalent sound exposure level is as follows: Text alternative: Image of the mathematical equation for determining the equivalent sound exposure level over eight hours that contains the same total energy as that generated by the actual and varying sound levels to which a worker is exposed in his or her total ...
[DOC File]Teaching Advanced Physics
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5. A story in the August 24, 2004 edition of the LA Times had the following statement: “Science geek alert: The 7.62 round has a muzzle velocity of 2,750 feet per second and imparts to the 150-grain projectile a kinetic energy of about 2,511 foot-pounds.” Check this statement. Remember the conversion factor that 1 lbf = 32.174 lbm∙ft/s2.
[DOCX File]Sporting Shooters Association of Australia
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The formula below shows the relationship between distance (d), speed (v) and time (t). ... A bullet leaves the muzzle of a rifle at 800 m/s. The rifle barrel is 80 cm long and the mass of the bullet is 20 g. ... Rearrange the kinetic energy formula to determine the velocity given a mass and the kinetic energy. Energy
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With voy = vo sin , we obtain vo = 11.98 m/s ( 12 m/s. (b) Energy conservation (including now the energy stored elastically in the spring, Eq. 8-11) also applies to the motion along the muzzle (through a distance d which corresponds to a vertical height increase of dsin ): kd 2 = Ko + mg dsin ( d = 0.11 m. 105.
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b) Energy stored kinetically before = ½m1 = 1/2 ×1 × 62 = 18 J. Energy stored kinetically after = ½m1v12 + ½m2 v22 = ½ × 1 × (-2)2 + ½ ×2 × (4)2 = 2 + 16 = 18 J. So energy stored kinetically is conserved and the collision is elastic. 2. Conservation of momentum: mbub = mbvb + msvs where the subscripts s and b refer to the skittle and ...
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