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几种常见断路器保护防跳功能缺失情况分析与探讨

Key words: anti-jump loop;operation box anti-jump; circuit breaker mechanism anti-jump 0引言本文通过对几种使断路器保护失去防跳功在电力系统中,防跳回路是二次回路的重要

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Example (PageIndex{1}): Calculating Stored Energy: A Tranquilizer Gun Spring. Yet, the speed of the dart is great enough for it to travel an acceptable distance. Exercise (PageIndex{1}) Envision holding the end of a ruler with

Solved: A bungee jumper who is about to jump has her energy stored

A. Most of her initial energy has been converted to kinetic energy. B. Most of her initial energy has been converted back to gravitational potential energy. C. Most of her initial energy has been

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The LHC has not carried out any atom collisions yet--CERN hopes to begin using it as soon as September of this year--and at any rate, the antimatter moving in that machine will

Energy-recoverable landing strategy for small-scale jumping

Jumping efficiency, denoted as, is a critical performance metric for these robots. It is typically defined as the ratio of translational kinetic energy at take-off to the pre-jump stored

Estimation of potential elastic energy during the

Results: The mean value (±SD) of potential elastic energy collected due to lowering of the center of mass during the countermovement phase of a vertical jump was 183 ± 69 J. 24.3% of this value...

Movement Strategies for Countermovement Jumping are

When total work during jumping is constant but energy stored in tendons is not, humans prioritise the use of stored elastic energy over muscle work. Navigating the environment requires the

Mass and Energy

Also, a heavier object has more motion-energy than a light one, if the two are traveling at the same speed. Third, and most confusing, energy can be stored in the relationships among objects (and is typically called "potential

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Triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs), which working principle is based on the coupling of the triboelectric effect and electrostatic induction, have been widely researched as

Obesity and the Regulation of Energy Balance:

Obesity is defined medically as a state of increased body weight, more specifically adipose tissue, of sufficient magnitude to produce adverse health consequences. There has been an alarming increase recently in the

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Stored energy hazards exist because stored energy can be released accidentally and potentially cause serious injury. Unfortunately, hazards related to stored energy are often misunderstood and not easily recognized.

Estimation of potential elastic energy during the

Results: The mean value (±SD) of potential elastic energy collected due to lowering of the center of mass during the countermovement phase of a vertical jump was 183 ± 69 J. 24.3% of this value

[FREE] A bungee jumper who is about to jump

Some of her initial energy has been transferred to potential energy in the bungee cord. This indicates that her initial gravitational potential energy has not been lost entirely but has transformed into different energy types

Analysis of dual intelligent terminal anti-jump circuit in

The anti-jump function of such circuit breaker must be realized by intelligent terminal. 1. Principle analysis of anti-jump loop with traditional double-jump operating box. The function of anti-jump

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Does increased jump height increase energy storage?

Based on these results, we infer that there was additional energy stored within the AT as a consequence of added mass applied to the body and that this additional energy storage did not occur with increasing jump height.

Does submaximal jumping reduce dissipation of energy at lower jump heights?

They concluded that during sub-maximal jumping to increasing jump heights, countermovement depth and rotation of large proximal segments were increased while contribution of work at the ankle was decreased 1. This was considered a strategy that minimised dissipation of energy at lower jump heights.

Do jumpers store elastic energy in the Achilles tendon?

Previous studies have demonstrated an important contribution of elastic energy stored within the Achilles tendon (AT) during jumping. This study aimed to alter energy available for storage in the AT to examine changes in how jumpers distribute work among lower limb joints.

How do we manipulate the mechanical work requirements of jumping?

To examine this we manipulated the mechanical work requirements of jumping in two different ways: (1) Body Mass Paradigm (BMP) - Altering body mass (for a constant jump height) to manipulate the work required for jumping; (2) Jump Height Paradigm (JHP) - Altering jump height to provide a comparable manipulation of total work.

How can a jumping protocol improve the reliability of a control paradigm?

Randomizing the conditions first by jump height and then by added mass increased the reliability of the participants to accurately match the required jump height, reducing the total number of jumps performed. This jumping protocol enabled comparisons to be made between one experimental paradigm (BMP) and one control paradigm (JHP) (Fig. 6).

How are vertical countermovement jumps manipulated?

Participants performed vertical countermovement jumps with preferred countermovement depth over a range of experimental conditions designed to manipulate the total mechanical work required for each jump. Work was manipulated either by adding mass to the participant, varying jump height or both.

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