Sliding doors
Revista Brasileira de Ensino de Fisica, ISSN: 0102-4744, Vol: 30, Issue: 3, Page: 3303.1-3303.6
2008
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Article Description
Looking closely to the mechanism which make sliding doors move, one sees that the motion of the commonly used objects can be understood by solving a problem related to the motion of blocks and pulleys. The system is by itself interesting to be modelled as a problem in Newtonian mechanics, and the solution of the equation of the motion can lead us to estimate the time it takes for a sliding door to open or close.
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