Lecture
Capstan Phenomenon: Analytical and Experimental Approach
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This lecture explores the capstan phenomenon, where weights are held up through friction by a rope turning around a horizontal pole. The instructor presents an analytical and experimental approach to relate the number of turns of the rope to the mass in equilibrium, using different weights and heights to fix the counterweight. By plotting the results and comparing them to governing equations, the lecture aims to provide insights into this mechanical system.
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