How much do pottery wheels usually cost?
Q. I'm taking an advanced class at school for Pottery. It's so much fun and I'd really like to get a wheel for my house. Please help!
Asked by Cai - Fri Mar 21 11:38:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 39 95
Answered by Kayli E - Fri Mar 21 11:41:01 2008
Q. I'm taking an advanced class at school for Pottery. It's so much fun and I'd really like to get a wheel for my house. Please help!
Asked by Cai - Fri Mar 21 11:38:29 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 39 95
Answered by Kayli E - Fri Mar 21 11:41:01 2008
How can I get my pottery and I invited to an invitation only art fair, show, exhibit?
Q. How can I get my pottery and I invited to an invitation only art fair, show, exhibit? And how can i find non invitation events? I live in Chicago i can't believe how difficult it's been to find these answers. Thanks everyone!
Asked by ChicagoVeteran - Wed Sep 5 21:08:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments
A. The main thing you need to do is build up an artists resume showing your work in exhibitions, shows and in print. To do this start small and exhibit /enter any smaller shows and competitions you can.Keep any awards or documentation and add it all to your artists resume ( which should include a good artists statement). Send in articles about your work to newspapers and magazines and include good photos. It will take time but if you take yourself seriously then so will others.Invitation only events are harder to break into until your name is known ( or you get to know the organisers!). Get out there and make your mark. Good luck.
Answered by chookietoo - Thu Sep 6 01:27:10 2007
Q. How can I get my pottery and I invited to an invitation only art fair, show, exhibit? And how can i find non invitation events? I live in Chicago i can't believe how difficult it's been to find these answers. Thanks everyone!
Asked by ChicagoVeteran - Wed Sep 5 21:08:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments
A. The main thing you need to do is build up an artists resume showing your work in exhibitions, shows and in print. To do this start small and exhibit /enter any smaller shows and competitions you can.Keep any awards or documentation and add it all to your artists resume ( which should include a good artists statement). Send in articles about your work to newspapers and magazines and include good photos. It will take time but if you take yourself seriously then so will others.Invitation only events are harder to break into until your name is known ( or you get to know the organisers!). Get out there and make your mark. Good luck.
Answered by chookietoo - Thu Sep 6 01:27:10 2007
Pottery Question No marks on bottom Jardiniere tan hand painted with pinstriped butterflies Dark brown paint?
Q. it is old, has crazing scalloped top edge is heavy is iron stone or pottery glazed finish, Cream or tan color I have a picture If someone wants to look at it. This piece is old it is crazed Has glazed finish. Scalloped top edge. I have a picture if someone wants to see it.
Asked by Sally W - Wed Mar 26 22:42:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. Would love to see it, please add details and link to picture.
Answered by Jamm - Thu Mar 27 11:34:54 2008
Q. it is old, has crazing scalloped top edge is heavy is iron stone or pottery glazed finish, Cream or tan color I have a picture If someone wants to look at it. This piece is old it is crazed Has glazed finish. Scalloped top edge. I have a picture if someone wants to see it.
Asked by Sally W - Wed Mar 26 22:42:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. Would love to see it, please add details and link to picture.
Answered by Jamm - Thu Mar 27 11:34:54 2008
Does anyone know any pottery I can easily replicate for class?
Q. I have to replicate someone's work for pottery class and I was just wondering if anyone knew an artists work that wouldn't be too hard to copy. I prefer it to be Mexican pottery but anything is fine. Thanks!
Asked by 12340000 - Mon Sep 3 19:54:17 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. this will show you how to create your own
Answered by fisher1221us - Fri Sep 7 10:20:42 2007
Q. I have to replicate someone's work for pottery class and I was just wondering if anyone knew an artists work that wouldn't be too hard to copy. I prefer it to be Mexican pottery but anything is fine. Thanks!
Asked by 12340000 - Mon Sep 3 19:54:17 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. this will show you how to create your own
Answered by fisher1221us - Fri Sep 7 10:20:42 2007
place a broken pottery in the pot in order to hasten the softening of meat?
Q. Some people place a piece of broken pottery in the pot in order to hasten the softening of meat. Is this scientific? Why?
Asked by nicole11 - Mon Mar 10 07:46:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is an amazingly dangerous idea. Crockery with faulty glazing has caused health concerns before now. This was reported at the time in a science magazine (Scientific American or New Scientist). To use broken crokery is to expose the inside which could easily have poisonous substances. You could more or less expect some of the inside to dissolve in water. Meat can be softened in various safe ways e.g. sprinkle with papain (enzyme) got from pineapples.
Answered by Sciman - Mon Mar 10 07:54:56 2008
Q. Some people place a piece of broken pottery in the pot in order to hasten the softening of meat. Is this scientific? Why?
Asked by nicole11 - Mon Mar 10 07:46:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is an amazingly dangerous idea. Crockery with faulty glazing has caused health concerns before now. This was reported at the time in a science magazine (Scientific American or New Scientist). To use broken crokery is to expose the inside which could easily have poisonous substances. You could more or less expect some of the inside to dissolve in water. Meat can be softened in various safe ways e.g. sprinkle with papain (enzyme) got from pineapples.
Answered by Sciman - Mon Mar 10 07:54:56 2008
What is the difference between a glass kiln and pottery kiln?
Q. Can you use a pottery kiln for glass work? Fusing, slumping and painting?
Asked by Sally - Sat Mar 21 00:04:19 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A huge difference is a pottery kiln generally lets the temperature drop once the temperature is reached Pottery kilns also can get hotter than glass kilns. A glass kiln controls the rate of cooling to anneal the glass. Annealing reduces the internal stress that can cause glass to break. Edit: I have more access to ceramic kilns. I am talking to a friend that has a glass-kiln about doing some pieces because Of the annealing step
Answered by plainrsc - Sat Mar 21 02:27:08 2009
Q. Can you use a pottery kiln for glass work? Fusing, slumping and painting?
Asked by Sally - Sat Mar 21 00:04:19 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A huge difference is a pottery kiln generally lets the temperature drop once the temperature is reached Pottery kilns also can get hotter than glass kilns. A glass kiln controls the rate of cooling to anneal the glass. Annealing reduces the internal stress that can cause glass to break. Edit: I have more access to ceramic kilns. I am talking to a friend that has a glass-kiln about doing some pieces because Of the annealing step
Answered by plainrsc - Sat Mar 21 02:27:08 2009
What culture do you think has the most interesting pottery?
Q. I'm doing a ceramics project, and I need to create a stylized piece of functional pottery that is related to a culture of my choice. Which culture do you think would have elegant, subtle pottery that I can get inspired from? Any links please? I'm really interested in ancient pottery too. Thanks so much!
Asked by Dusty - Wed Sep 10 22:56:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mayan pottery is very unique, but not at all subtle, it' bold but attractive. Incan is very interesting as well. Roman pottery is very functional, but not quite as creative.
Answered by Taylor - Thu Sep 11 17:46:13 2008
Q. I'm doing a ceramics project, and I need to create a stylized piece of functional pottery that is related to a culture of my choice. Which culture do you think would have elegant, subtle pottery that I can get inspired from? Any links please? I'm really interested in ancient pottery too. Thanks so much!
Asked by Dusty - Wed Sep 10 22:56:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mayan pottery is very unique, but not at all subtle, it' bold but attractive. Incan is very interesting as well. Roman pottery is very functional, but not quite as creative.
Answered by Taylor - Thu Sep 11 17:46:13 2008
What are good areas to study in terms of pottery?
Q. i need ideas for masters/doctorate in the study of prehistoric/medieval pottery in ireland. I want to specialise in pottery but need to think of an interesting area to base my dissertation on. I need to get 2-3 years work out of the topic though. Scientific ideas are welcome. Im not asking for people to think of a topic for me, just throw some ideas at me so i can get thinking about different areas of research. Thanks!
Asked by Sou - Fri Sep 5 06:14:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This sounds like a great project - some ideas I had: Glazes - colours, minerals/dyes, and decorative motifs Methods of pot turning - construction of wheels etc.
Answered by Xalan - Fri Sep 5 06:31:38 2008
Q. i need ideas for masters/doctorate in the study of prehistoric/medieval pottery in ireland. I want to specialise in pottery but need to think of an interesting area to base my dissertation on. I need to get 2-3 years work out of the topic though. Scientific ideas are welcome. Im not asking for people to think of a topic for me, just throw some ideas at me so i can get thinking about different areas of research. Thanks!
Asked by Sou - Fri Sep 5 06:14:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This sounds like a great project - some ideas I had: Glazes - colours, minerals/dyes, and decorative motifs Methods of pot turning - construction of wheels etc.
Answered by Xalan - Fri Sep 5 06:31:38 2008
what is the difference between goods sold at the pottery barn outlet and pb retail stores?
Q. I want to know if there is any change in the quality of fabrics in quilts and duvets that are sold in the pottery barn oulet from the ones that are sold in the pottery barn retail shops.
Asked by gati_r - Tue Jan 29 12:16:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If Something is sold in a outlet store that usually means it may have been discontinued or is no longer being sold in the regular store. They should still be good quality
Answered by xoxo - Tue Jan 29 19:02:34 2008
Q. I want to know if there is any change in the quality of fabrics in quilts and duvets that are sold in the pottery barn oulet from the ones that are sold in the pottery barn retail shops.
Asked by gati_r - Tue Jan 29 12:16:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If Something is sold in a outlet store that usually means it may have been discontinued or is no longer being sold in the regular store. They should still be good quality
Answered by xoxo - Tue Jan 29 19:02:34 2008
Is there a web site that shows pictures of layouts of pottery studios?
Q. I am in the process of building a pottery studio and would like as much information as possible before all of my electrical, lighting, shelving, etc. are completed. I designed my studio floor plan, but on 2nd thought, would like suggestions from others who already have a studio and could advise me on things I might not have already considered which would be helpful.
Asked by sophie - Mon Apr 28 07:39:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by Romeo - Thu May 1 04:29:49 2008
Q. I am in the process of building a pottery studio and would like as much information as possible before all of my electrical, lighting, shelving, etc. are completed. I designed my studio floor plan, but on 2nd thought, would like suggestions from others who already have a studio and could advise me on things I might not have already considered which would be helpful.
Asked by sophie - Mon Apr 28 07:39:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A.
Answered by Romeo - Thu May 1 04:29:49 2008
What are some places looking to buy pottery and paintings?
Q. I am doing a school thing and i need examples of places (such as magazines or websites) looking to buy pottery or paintings. Please help me!
Asked by xxbrokenheartxxx - Wed Apr 1 13:32:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I try to find the best place for you. And I found this... Pottery... Paintings... I hope you like some of it.
Answered by Aor S - Thu Apr 2 02:31:31 2009
Q. I am doing a school thing and i need examples of places (such as magazines or websites) looking to buy pottery or paintings. Please help me!
Asked by xxbrokenheartxxx - Wed Apr 1 13:32:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I try to find the best place for you. And I found this... Pottery... Paintings... I hope you like some of it.
Answered by Aor S - Thu Apr 2 02:31:31 2009
How much would it cost to ship a pottery wheel from Salem, Or to Las Vegas NV?
Q. How much would it cost to ship from Oregon to Nevada? Who can I go through? How would I go about doing all of this? The pottery wheel is probably less than 150 lbs and maybe 3x3x3 ft. Please help me!
Asked by ibjellyfish - Sat Nov 14 02:38:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Greyhound bus line ships. They pick up packages and place them on the bus, then bring them to the depot in your town. They will be able to carry your package for a much lower fee that UPS or Fed. While they won't bring it to your house, all you have to do is pick it up from their terminal located downtown. Greyhound usually takes about 4 days to get from Oregon to Las Vegas. They charge the same price as a ticket. So imagine that you were coming from Oregon. The price would be the same for your package. $99.00 at most!
Answered by XEricac702X - Mon Nov 16 00:25:00 2009
Q. How much would it cost to ship from Oregon to Nevada? Who can I go through? How would I go about doing all of this? The pottery wheel is probably less than 150 lbs and maybe 3x3x3 ft. Please help me!
Asked by ibjellyfish - Sat Nov 14 02:38:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Greyhound bus line ships. They pick up packages and place them on the bus, then bring them to the depot in your town. They will be able to carry your package for a much lower fee that UPS or Fed. While they won't bring it to your house, all you have to do is pick it up from their terminal located downtown. Greyhound usually takes about 4 days to get from Oregon to Las Vegas. They charge the same price as a ticket. So imagine that you were coming from Oregon. The price would be the same for your package. $99.00 at most!
Answered by XEricac702X - Mon Nov 16 00:25:00 2009
Does anyone know a good place to get Poole pottery valued?
Q. I bought a Poole pottery vase in a charity shop purely because I like the colour and shape, but a friend reckons it's worth a lot more than the 5 I paid for it. Looking on the internet suggests that the Poole pottery mark is for pottery made between 1955 and 1959, and it's a Freeform design. I've found pictures vases of that design but different shapes, but nothing of the shape I've got. Any idea where I can get more info?
Asked by JS - Thu Apr 16 07:24:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you tried googling Poole Collector Club? Or even check the Antique Roadshow website. A trawl of Ebay or similar site may provide a comparative price but I agree with your friend it would be worth more than a fiver, price depending on rarity and condition.
Answered by artfulmason - Fri Apr 17 12:29:56 2009
Q. I bought a Poole pottery vase in a charity shop purely because I like the colour and shape, but a friend reckons it's worth a lot more than the 5 I paid for it. Looking on the internet suggests that the Poole pottery mark is for pottery made between 1955 and 1959, and it's a Freeform design. I've found pictures vases of that design but different shapes, but nothing of the shape I've got. Any idea where I can get more info?
Asked by JS - Thu Apr 16 07:24:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you tried googling Poole Collector Club? Or even check the Antique Roadshow website. A trawl of Ebay or similar site may provide a comparative price but I agree with your friend it would be worth more than a fiver, price depending on rarity and condition.
Answered by artfulmason - Fri Apr 17 12:29:56 2009
Does the word pixie come from the type of Greek pottery referred to as pyxis?
Q. I'm studying the ancient Greek civilization in social studies and I chose to replicate the shape of a pyxis for the pottery section. I had to do research and my teacher asked if the words were related.
Asked by Regatta Misses (Mrs.) Strummer - Tue Jan 6 16:22:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I only found these: c.1630, perhaps from Swed. dialect pyske "small fairy," but West County origin suggests ultimate source in Cornwall and thus something Celtic. Earliest references were in pixy-path "bewilderment," lit. "path on which one is led astray by pixies," and pixie-led "lost." " Pixies (also Piskies and Pigsies as they are sometimes known in Cornwall) are mythical creatures of folklore, considered to be particularly concentrated in the areas around Devon and Cornwall, suggesting some Celtic origin for the belief and name. " Hope this helps!
Answered by Phoenix - Wed Jan 7 00:25:02 2009
Q. I'm studying the ancient Greek civilization in social studies and I chose to replicate the shape of a pyxis for the pottery section. I had to do research and my teacher asked if the words were related.
Asked by Regatta Misses (Mrs.) Strummer - Tue Jan 6 16:22:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I only found these: c.1630, perhaps from Swed. dialect pyske "small fairy," but West County origin suggests ultimate source in Cornwall and thus something Celtic. Earliest references were in pixy-path "bewilderment," lit. "path on which one is led astray by pixies," and pixie-led "lost." " Pixies (also Piskies and Pigsies as they are sometimes known in Cornwall) are mythical creatures of folklore, considered to be particularly concentrated in the areas around Devon and Cornwall, suggesting some Celtic origin for the belief and name. " Hope this helps!
Answered by Phoenix - Wed Jan 7 00:25:02 2009
What are some general handbuilding pottery ideas?
Q. At my school, i am in a thing called independent study where i have two hours to hand build pottery. My teacher wants me to write a list of general ideas for pottery. What i have is: Vases, candle holders, tea sets, and dish sets. I don't know what else i could create but i need a nice list at least. Anyone help please? I have to turn this in soon and i'm imagining what i can do only in those catagories. Just some suggestions??
Asked by Sam C - Tue Sep 8 19:05:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like making replicas of stuff, you can do alot with replicas like enlargements, modifications, etc. You can also turn replicas into candle holders for example I've made a giant quarter (as in about 10 in. in diameter) and also a statue of liberty candle holder.
Answered by xelanil - Tue Sep 8 21:33:51 2009
Q. At my school, i am in a thing called independent study where i have two hours to hand build pottery. My teacher wants me to write a list of general ideas for pottery. What i have is: Vases, candle holders, tea sets, and dish sets. I don't know what else i could create but i need a nice list at least. Anyone help please? I have to turn this in soon and i'm imagining what i can do only in those catagories. Just some suggestions??
Asked by Sam C - Tue Sep 8 19:05:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like making replicas of stuff, you can do alot with replicas like enlargements, modifications, etc. You can also turn replicas into candle holders for example I've made a giant quarter (as in about 10 in. in diameter) and also a statue of liberty candle holder.
Answered by xelanil - Tue Sep 8 21:33:51 2009
What are some good ideas for gifts that i could make at a pottery painting place?
Q. im going to paint pottery for chritmas presents but i dont know what i should paint. any ideas?
Asked by yippidee do daa - Fri Nov 14 13:22:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I made myself a personalized humorous drink mug & accompanying saucer plate. At the place I go to, they have so much to choose from it's hard to decide on what to paint. I've made piggy, well actually technically doggy & hippo banks, for my niece & nephew with their names painted on it. Anyways, I think anything you paint that's practical for the most part, jewelry boxes, serving plates, photo frames, etc. would be nice if they were personalized with their name or something painted that reminds you of the gift reciever is a good way to go. Good luck, should be fun =D
Answered by Moenae L sae V toe - Fri Nov 14 15:21:19 2008
Q. im going to paint pottery for chritmas presents but i dont know what i should paint. any ideas?
Asked by yippidee do daa - Fri Nov 14 13:22:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I made myself a personalized humorous drink mug & accompanying saucer plate. At the place I go to, they have so much to choose from it's hard to decide on what to paint. I've made piggy, well actually technically doggy & hippo banks, for my niece & nephew with their names painted on it. Anyways, I think anything you paint that's practical for the most part, jewelry boxes, serving plates, photo frames, etc. would be nice if they were personalized with their name or something painted that reminds you of the gift reciever is a good way to go. Good luck, should be fun =D
Answered by Moenae L sae V toe - Fri Nov 14 15:21:19 2008
How find out the value of Tycer Pottery?
Q. I purchased a Tycer Pottery mug at a yard sale and can not find information on the pottery plant where it was made and the value. Any help is appreciated.
Asked by HEWLETT - Mon Nov 26 10:34:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only Warren I. Tycer pottery I can find is 4 yellow ware bowls for sale for $48.
Answered by William R - Mon Nov 26 18:02:22 2007
Q. I purchased a Tycer Pottery mug at a yard sale and can not find information on the pottery plant where it was made and the value. Any help is appreciated.
Asked by HEWLETT - Mon Nov 26 10:34:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only Warren I. Tycer pottery I can find is 4 yellow ware bowls for sale for $48.
Answered by William R - Mon Nov 26 18:02:22 2007
How do scientists date ancient pottery and paintings?
Q. How do scientists date ancient pottery and paintings?
Asked by sam - Thu Dec 3 07:21:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. by the amount of carbon-14 that is in the organic compounds used in making the object the organic compound were plant & animal material such as fibers, fats & oils from something living the amount of C-14 present decreases by 50% in about every 5770 years the paint used may be a mineral base, but often they used a plant or an animal oil to mix with it fibers fron the canvas or paint brush also would have C-14 see "radiocarbon dating" @
Answered by Steve O - Thu Dec 3 13:05:09 2009
Q. How do scientists date ancient pottery and paintings?
Asked by sam - Thu Dec 3 07:21:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. by the amount of carbon-14 that is in the organic compounds used in making the object the organic compound were plant & animal material such as fibers, fats & oils from something living the amount of C-14 present decreases by 50% in about every 5770 years the paint used may be a mineral base, but often they used a plant or an animal oil to mix with it fibers fron the canvas or paint brush also would have C-14 see "radiocarbon dating" @
Answered by Steve O - Thu Dec 3 13:05:09 2009
When is the right time to buy pottery equipment?
Q. I'm into pottery but at the moment im literally at the beginners stage with only a third lesson under my belt at college. When do you think it's the right time to start buying expensive art/pottery equipment? How do you know when your ready or good enough? Can you hire things such as kilns? I live in the Uk
Asked by label - Sun Sep 16 11:12:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, The third lesson is early to start buying expensive equipment such as kilns etc. You don't yet know what area of clay work you enjoy, it could be throwing (making pieces on a wheel), sculpting, or rolling out slabs and cutting them to form pieces, using molds or extruders...there are an enormous amount of techniques to learn, so i would advise against buying any large pieces until you know what area you are leaning towards. You can buy a few small cheap items though, that can be used in all areas. A craft knife (longer the blade the better) you can use this for cutting the clay at any stage except bone dry A potter's needle (i made mine from a pin stuck into a cork) this helps you to roughen up a surface before attaching two… [cont.]
Answered by Jess T - Mon Sep 17 07:58:16 2007
Q. I'm into pottery but at the moment im literally at the beginners stage with only a third lesson under my belt at college. When do you think it's the right time to start buying expensive art/pottery equipment? How do you know when your ready or good enough? Can you hire things such as kilns? I live in the Uk
Asked by label - Sun Sep 16 11:12:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, The third lesson is early to start buying expensive equipment such as kilns etc. You don't yet know what area of clay work you enjoy, it could be throwing (making pieces on a wheel), sculpting, or rolling out slabs and cutting them to form pieces, using molds or extruders...there are an enormous amount of techniques to learn, so i would advise against buying any large pieces until you know what area you are leaning towards. You can buy a few small cheap items though, that can be used in all areas. A craft knife (longer the blade the better) you can use this for cutting the clay at any stage except bone dry A potter's needle (i made mine from a pin stuck into a cork) this helps you to roughen up a surface before attaching two… [cont.]
Answered by Jess T - Mon Sep 17 07:58:16 2007
A small rubber wheel is used to drive a lage pottery wheel, and they are mounted so that their circular edges?
Q. touch. The small wheel has a radius of 2.0 cm and accelerates at the rate of 7.2 rad/s^2 and it is in contact with the pottery wheel (radius 25.0 cm). Calculate a) the angular acceleration of the pottery wheel and b) the time it takes the pottery wheel to reach its required speed of 65 rpm.
Asked by eddieexpiggy - Thu Nov 29 05:43:49 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First you must find the tangential acceleration of the outer most point on the small wheel. This is equal to the angular acceleration times the radius. a = r*(angular acceleration) = 2(7.2) = 14.4 cm/s^s This is equal to the tangential acceleration of the outer most point on the large wheel because they are in contact and not slipping. So the to find the angular acceleration of the large wheel, you divide the tangential acceleration by the radius. angular acceleration = a/r = 14.4/25 = 0.576 rad/s^2 To find the time it takes the large wheel to reach 65 rpm you must first convert it to rad/s (65rev / 1min)(2pi rad / 1rev)(1min / 60sec) = 6.8068 rad/s The angular acceleration multiplied by time will give you the angular velocity. angular… [cont.]
Answered by cmbtkllr - Thu Nov 29 10:28:29 2007
Q. touch. The small wheel has a radius of 2.0 cm and accelerates at the rate of 7.2 rad/s^2 and it is in contact with the pottery wheel (radius 25.0 cm). Calculate a) the angular acceleration of the pottery wheel and b) the time it takes the pottery wheel to reach its required speed of 65 rpm.
Asked by eddieexpiggy - Thu Nov 29 05:43:49 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First you must find the tangential acceleration of the outer most point on the small wheel. This is equal to the angular acceleration times the radius. a = r*(angular acceleration) = 2(7.2) = 14.4 cm/s^s This is equal to the tangential acceleration of the outer most point on the large wheel because they are in contact and not slipping. So the to find the angular acceleration of the large wheel, you divide the tangential acceleration by the radius. angular acceleration = a/r = 14.4/25 = 0.576 rad/s^2 To find the time it takes the large wheel to reach 65 rpm you must first convert it to rad/s (65rev / 1min)(2pi rad / 1rev)(1min / 60sec) = 6.8068 rad/s The angular acceleration multiplied by time will give you the angular velocity. angular… [cont.]
Answered by cmbtkllr - Thu Nov 29 10:28:29 2007
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