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Page 1: Problem  №8  “Domino amplifier”

Problem №8 “Domino amplifier”

Alex KrotovYekaterinburg

Team of Russia

Page 2: Problem  №8  “Domino amplifier”

A row of dominoes falling in sequence after the first is displaced is a well known phenomenon. If a row of "dominoes" gradually increases in height, investigate how the energy transfer takes place and determine any limitations to the size of the dominoes.

Statement of the problem

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Key objectives

Construct a set up.

Observe the phenomenon.

Analyze energy transfer.

Investigate and check limitations for elements.

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Hypothesis

A big part of mechanical energy is converted into heat during collision and friction.

The greatest dependence is on the initial distance between dominoes

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Wooden dominoes of different height

Abrasive paper Dynamometer Rail cart with domino

imitation Railroad with small

inclination

Experimental set up

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Setting the initial distance between dominoes

Triggering the fall of the row and video-record

Finding the way rolled by the cart

Derivation of energy, transferred to cart

Experimental plan

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The main results

The way made by cart is as longer, as closer dominoes stay to each other initially.

The energy transferred grows while the distance between dominoes reduces.

20 см

14,5 см

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…When initial distance is too little

In some occasions dominoes do not fall, when current element cannot trigger the fall of the next one.

It may also happen to elements of equal height.

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Qualitative dependence of way made by cart on the initial distance between tiles.

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A pattern of movement

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Theoretical estimationEnergy, converted from potential

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Energy loss calculationSequential subtraction

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Ratio between energy loss and change of potential energy

Collision and friction between tile (1) and the cart:

When height of element is h=5 cm ηmin=57%

As the height grows h=7.5 cm ηmin=59%

The fraction of loss grows with the height of domino

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Ratio between energy loss and change of potential energy

Collision and friction between (1) and (2)

While h1>h2,

ηmin=62% The loss grows with the height

difference between dominoes

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Ratio between energy loss and change of potential energy

Impact and friction between (2) and (3)

The minimum is reached when h2=h3:

ηmin=77%

31 2

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Energy transfer conclusion Major part of kinetic energy is

converted into heat during collision.

Maximal energy transfer happens when the dominoes stay in the closest way to each other while being able to fall.

When considering non-last-in-the-row element, it should stay tightly to the next one.

The first element in the row is the most important

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Weak transfer

Strong transfer

Little difference

Great difference

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Size limitations

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Common equation

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Research product

Observed the phenomenon Investigated energy loss experimentally:• Approximately 70% of total energy of dominoes is

converted into heat.• The dominoes should stay tightly, while being able to fall

in order to achieve maximal energy transfer.

The main idea of amplifier is the ability to trigger the fall of the highest elements

Investigated different size limitations, generalized by common equation.

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References

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domino_effect http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plywood http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domino Физические величины справочник // А.П. Бабичев, Н.А.

Бабушкина, А.М. Братковский и др.; Энергоатомиздат, 1991.

Физика 10 класс // Мякишев Г.Я., изд. Дрофа, 2001

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Thanks for your attention

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