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Fi = 0 , f1 + f2 + f3 + f4 = 0 ( First condition of
equilibrium )
F1 F3
F4
( Fulcrum point ) A
L
M
P
2- Second
M W
class level :
( Feet ) P
f
W
Ex: The lever system in the body is the case of the
biceps muscle and the radius bone acting to
support a weight ( W ) in the hand .
R M
30Cm
W
R M
Frictional Forces :
Ffricitional forces :-
1- static friction ( Fs ) :
The effective force between surfaces that are at
rest with respect to one another .
Fs = s N
Where :-
s = coefficient of static friction ( used to find the
maximum resistance force on an object can exert
before it starts to move ).
N = normal force .
2- Kinetic friction ( Fk ) :
The effective force between surfaces that are in
relative motion .
Fk = k N Fk N
Where : Fk = coefficient of kinetic friction .
s > k ( Force to start the motion is a greater than
needed to keep it moving )
Fig. (1-a)
Fig (1-b)
Measurment ( Fh ) :-
Solution :-
F sin 25
N F
25o
F cos 25
Fk
W ( 10 x 9.8 )
Fk
Fk = k N k
N
m
F
t
m = change of momentum = ( mv )
m = mass , v = velocity of this mass
t = interval of time
Solution:-
(mv ) = momentum before impact = momentum
after impact
60 Kg x 1 ms-1 = 60 Kg x 0
(mv ) = 60 Kg x 1 m s -1 – 0 = 60 Kg m s-1
( mv) 60kgms 1
F 1200 Kgm / s 2 1200 N
t 0.05s
2 times of weight , N =
Kg m s-2
Stoke law:-
Fd = Fg - FB
Fg = force of gravity = 3 a3g
4
W = W x 30 cm
= 30 W acting clockwise ………….( 1 )
2- due to M ( Muscle force )
M= 4M …………..( 2 ) counter clockwise
hence the arm in equilibrium :
W = M 4M – 30 W = 0
M = 7.5 W
If W = 100 N M = 7.5 x 100 = 750 N
If neglected the weight of the forearme and hand
(H).
If we H = 15 N : W = 5 N
In equilibrium = 0
5N x 30 x 10-2 M + 15N x 14 x 10-2 M = M x 4 x 10-
2
M
clockwise = counter clockwise
360 N . M = 4 M . N
M = 90 N
R
36 cm
W1 W2
72 cm
T cos
cw = ccw
36 W1 + 72 W2 = 18 T sin
2W 4W2 1
the tension T
sin
Where :
W1= weight of body trunk , W2= weight of arms ,
head and 225 N
A=rigid fulcrum at LS , AB = body trunk
( boom ) .
2 1
AD AB, AE AB , T = tension in muscle .
3 2
R= reaction force at L5 .
W1=320N , W2=382N , T=3380N ,
Fx=3225N,Fy=1748N ,
R F F , R = 3803N.
x
2
y
2
The physics of skeleton
L
The strain L increase linearly at first with the
F
stress A ( hooks's law )
If F increases the L increase more rapidly and the
bone breaks at stress of 120 N mm-2 .
The ratio of stress to strain in the initial linear
portion is called young's modulus Y
LF
Y= AL , Ybone = 1.8 x 1010 N/m2 .
F
P= A . F = Mg = 100 x 10 = 103 N
P = 103N/ 3 x 10-4m2
1
= 3 x 107 Pa
= 3 x 10 6 Pa
1x103
L = 10-4 m
LF
AY = 3 x10 4 x1.8 x1010
LF F
Y= AL tension elongate in L due to A stress
L = AY compression
LF
2. Photon absorpotiometry :-
The absorption :
Where K = constant .
The pressure
The pressure ( P ) :
U tube manometer
Po
h2 h2-
P h1=h
W = f …………………( 1 )
W =mg ……………..( 2 ) , g = accerleration of
gravity
m = Ah ……………...( 3 )
W = Ah g This weight ( W ) is the force
downward of the column on the area ( A ) at the
bottom .
W
gh
A
P = gh
P = Po + gh
h ?? air column
Measurement of pressure :
Example :
What height of water will produce the same
pressure as 120 mm Hg ?
P ( 120 mm Hg ) = gh = 13.6 g/cm3 x 980 cm/sec2 x
12 cm
= 1.6 x 105 dynes/cm2
for water
1.6 x 105 dynes / cm2 = 1.0 g/cm3 x 980 cm/sec2 x h
cm H2O
h 163 cm H2O
The h of H2O can be obtained by multiplying the
h of Hg by 13.6
-
Eye pressure
-
Pressure in the digestive system
-
Pressure in the skeleton
-
Pressure in the urinary bladder
Hg
1.0
Net pressure = 100 mm Hg – 370
13.6
= 73 mm Hg
The blood :
W = Pdv
The P of blood at systolic is 120 mmHg
The pressure at the resting phase diastole is 80
mmHg.
Example :
If the average pressure is 100 mmHg (100
mmHg=1.4x 105 dynes /cm2) and 80 mL of blood is
pumped each second ( pulse rate of 60/min ) what
is the ( W ) of the heart .
W per second = P V = 80 x 1.4 x 105
= 1.1 x 107 ergs
= 1.1 J/sec = 1.1 W .
Blood pressures and its measurment :-
1. Direct method :
hollow needle blood vessel pressure of
blood transmits through cather ( hollow plastic
tube ) to the pressure transducer .
2. Indirect method :
- Sphygmomanometer : ( manometer )
- The measurement :
- stethoscope placed over the brachal artery at
the elbow .
- The pressure cuff is inflated rapidly to a
pressure used to stop the How of blood ~ 130
MMHg
- The air in the cuff is gradually released .
- The pressure in the cuff drops below the
systolic pressure The turbulent flow of boold
through the artery causes sound vibrations
Sound heard by stethoscope K – sound ( Korotk
off sound ) K sound systolic pressure level .
-
If the pressure in the cuff reduce , K sounds
become Louder and then begin to fade K
sound die out diastolic pressure .
Systolic(contraction)
Blood pressure Diastolic (relaxation )
120
Normal blood pressure = mm Hg80
If P of blood 80 mm Hg
- 120
1040 mm of blood
1560
-
If g on earth = 3g blood rise only 43 cm
above the heart .
-
P is the same on all point in the body when the
body is horizontal ( not standing ).
Laplace Law :
t r P1
Pe
The pressure across the blood vessel ( tube ) wall is
called transmural pressure (Ptm)
T = rP Laplace law
Bernoullis Principle :-
P = 2 V2 + gh
1
( P1 – P2 ) = 2 ( V - V ) + g ( h2 – h1 )
1 2 2
2 1
P1 + gh1 +
1 1
2
V12 = P2 +gh2 + 2
V22
Example :-
Where is :-
blood = 1.04 g/cm3 1.0 g/cm3
P l artery = 80 mm Hg ( dias )
( aorta ) = 120 mm Hg ( syst )
W = KE + PE + P
KE = = 2 mV V
1
velocity change 2
2
1
2
1
( work of velocity change ) = 2 x 1g ( 40
cm/sec)2
= 8 x 102 dyne cm
Hg
= 1 cm3 x 12 cm Hg
= 12 x 1.3 x 104 dyne/cm2
= 1.6 x 105 dyne cm
P >> KE
P. E 10% of P
The work per 1 cm3 of blood pumped = 1.7 x 105
dyne cm
The work per 60 cm3 of blood pumped = 107 dyne
cm
( the work of LV )
1
The work by RV = 6 work by LV
1
Total work by the leavt = ( 1 + 6 ) 107 = 1.16 x 107
dyne cm
Note : the pressure in pulmonary artery is 120 mm
Hg
A1 > A 2
V1 < V 2 P 1 > P 2
Solution :
Let the pressure in the main tube is P1
Let the pressure in the restricted tube is P2
P1 – P2 = 2 ( V - V )
1 2 2
2 1
P2 + 1.5 x 10+3 – P2 = 2 ( V - V )
1 2 2
2 1
1.5 x 10+3 = 2 ( V - V )
1 2 2
2 1
950
( V - V ) = 3x10 = 3x10 = 31.6 x 10-2 ………….( 1 )
2
2
1
2
3 3
from equation of continuity :
A1V1 = A2V2
r V1 = r V2
1
2
2
2
r V 1 = r V2
1
2
2
2
2
r2
V1 =
r1
V2 …………….( 2 )
r 1
4
r2 31.6 x 10 -2
1-
r1
= V22
3 .2
4
31.6 x 10-2
1-
4. 5 = V22
31.6 x 10-2
1- 0.3 = V22 0.7 V = 31.6 x 10-2
2
2
31.6 x 10-2
V2 = 0.7 m
=A
V AL
Q= t = t
1 Q = A Q
the blood velocity ( ) is related in an inverse way
to the total cross – sectional area of the vessels
carries the blood
( average velocity ) =
Q
A
( flow rate ) Q = x A
in aorte 30 cm/sec
in capillary = 1 mm/sec
l
Q ~ ( P1 – P2 ) = P
1
3- the length of the vessel Q ~ L
P mmHg
4- The pressure gradiant Q ~ L , cm
5- The radius of the blood vessel Q r4
a P
Q = 8 l [ applied to rigid tubes ]
4
Q if is high Q is low
1
The unit of :-
The dependence of :
1.pressure difference :
P = pressure , f = Q = flow
F2 = 2F1
2.The length of the tube :
F2 = 16 F1 Q = f = r4
( parobla shape )
2. Turbulent flow :-
3. Critical flow :
The velocity of blood increase by reducing the
radius of the tube , it wiill reach a critical velocity (
Vc ) when Laminar flow changes into turbulent
flow :
L . f T . f at V = Vc
Vc is critical velocity of blood
Vc r , = viscosity of blood , = density of
blood , r = radius of vessel
Vc = K r , K = constant of proportional
K = Reynold number
K = 1000 (fluid, blood , ….) flowing (in long tube of
constant diameter)
L . f T . f at V = Vc P = Pc Q = Qc
At critical point at P = Pc , the flow becomes
turbulent and a great deal of energy is converted to
the KE of eddies .
at normal artery ( 1 )
VA = QA at P1
VA = QA at P2 for artery ( 2 )
P2 > P give the same Q
If Q = VB at P1 for ( 1 )
at P2 for ( 2 ) need much pressure to give the
same Q
Heart sound :-
3- heart attack
4- congestive heart failure :
causes by an enlargement of the heart from
laplace law :
T = rp , if r of the heart is large , the tension ( T ) of
the heart muscle must be large .