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Yet more pendulums
Following Dynamically Defined Dancing Pendulums, another three versions of the dancing pendulum theme. First a POV-RAY version by PM 2Ring, complete with reflections and shadows: POV-Ray Pendulums (click to open in a new window) and an interactive Javascript version: Javascript pendulums by PM2Ring (click … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Excel, Newton, Ray Tracing
Tagged Chandoo, Excel Hero, javascript, Pendulum animation, PovRay
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Dynamic Maps
Some sites providing information about the world in the form of regularly updated maps: NASA Earth Observatory Includes regularly updated satellite images and maps of satellite obeservations: USGS Earthquake Maps: Planefinder: Locate planes equipped with satellite identification equipment, including flight … Continue reading
Dynamically Defined Dancing Pendulums
Following the previous post, I have re-created the animation using a non-linear dynamic analysis inside Strand7, rather than by feeding in the positions of each ball at each time step. The input using this approach is much simpler; just set … Continue reading
Posted in Finite Element Analysis, Newton
Tagged dynamic analysis, Pendulum animation, Strand7
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Dancing Pendulums
This animation was produced in response to a video of real pendulums performing similar tricks: Not having an animation program I thought I’d use the finite element program Strand7. Modelling the pendulums was easy, just 15 beam elements with a … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Excel, Finite Element Analysis, Newton
Tagged animation, API, Pendulum patterns, Strand7
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Bellows Falls Bridge
Sparked by this excellent high resolution photo from the Shorpy collection, posted at Eng-Tips, and a comment that it was a three-pinned arch (coming from Wikipedia), I thought I would investigate further. Zooming in on the crown shows that there … Continue reading
Posted in Arch structures, Historic Bridges, Newton
Tagged 3 pin arch, Bellows Bridge, historic bridge, steel arch bridge
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