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DreamChaser77
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Hey all, I've been thinking about this all night because it been bothering me I need a proper answer for it...
Now I have a disc that has mass on each corner(N,W,S,E) it has a total mass of 1 Killo now with the small object spread on its edges. I want to increase the speed of that disc with the same amount of input energy I should put the object that weight on the disc on the center where the disc is being spinned? If so could I keep the objects at the same spot and just add equal mass on the center or double that?
lets we have a disc that weighs at 10 killo's and I added 14 metal bars on the edges of the disc that all weight at 0.50 killo's x 14 = 7Kilo's. Now the speed would be slower than if I added those bars in the center of the rotational axis.Now If I had those bars on the edges and got a 8Killo'd object and added it on the center rotational axis would it increase speed or not...?
My goal is to increase rotational speed from mass with the same amount of energy!
Thanks
Dream,
Now I have a disc that has mass on each corner(N,W,S,E) it has a total mass of 1 Killo now with the small object spread on its edges. I want to increase the speed of that disc with the same amount of input energy I should put the object that weight on the disc on the center where the disc is being spinned? If so could I keep the objects at the same spot and just add equal mass on the center or double that?
lets we have a disc that weighs at 10 killo's and I added 14 metal bars on the edges of the disc that all weight at 0.50 killo's x 14 = 7Kilo's. Now the speed would be slower than if I added those bars in the center of the rotational axis.Now If I had those bars on the edges and got a 8Killo'd object and added it on the center rotational axis would it increase speed or not...?
My goal is to increase rotational speed from mass with the same amount of energy!
Thanks
Dream,