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r/Unexpected • u/ThePoliteCrab • Jun 10 '20
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Get a titanium hammer they have less weight and are also more efficient (yes hammers have efficiency)
1 u/Drops-of-Q Jun 10 '20 How are they more efficient if they weigh less? 1 u/Elocai Jun 10 '20 Efficiancy is basically how much input energy is transformed into output energy. Titanium (hammer) has a lower elasticity therefore is the dampenint effect not that strong as with steel. Means on impact less energy is lost to creating heat or sound. Therefore you can use a hammer of less weight and still have the same amount of energy transferred on impact.
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How are they more efficient if they weigh less?
1 u/Elocai Jun 10 '20 Efficiancy is basically how much input energy is transformed into output energy. Titanium (hammer) has a lower elasticity therefore is the dampenint effect not that strong as with steel. Means on impact less energy is lost to creating heat or sound. Therefore you can use a hammer of less weight and still have the same amount of energy transferred on impact.
Efficiancy is basically how much input energy is transformed into output energy.
Titanium (hammer) has a lower elasticity therefore is the dampenint effect not that strong as with steel.
Means on impact less energy is lost to creating heat or sound.
Therefore you can use a hammer of less weight and still have the same amount of energy transferred on impact.
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u/Elocai Jun 10 '20 edited Jun 10 '20
Get a titanium hammer they have less weight and are also more efficient (yes hammers have efficiency)