Laws of nature that affect (do)
driving Laws of nature that affect (do) driving ⤵
1- Earth's gravity
2- Inertia
3- Momentum
4- Potential energy
5- Kinetic energy
6- Preface
7- They are centrifugal force.
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Gravity of the Earth:-
which pulls everything to the center of the earth, which causes the tire to pinch the ground, makes our speed increase when we go downhill, and makes our speed decrease when we go uphill. . . The natural law that affects rotation is known as gravity.
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Inertia: which makes or wants a vehicle in motion to remain in the same motion (unless we hold the brakes, encounter another collision, interfere with something else that stops us, . . .), so that when our vehicle suddenly stops or stops, the loads on the vehicle are thrown forward. or causing them to be exposed, . . . The law of nature is known as inertia.
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Momentum: When two unequal forces exert pressure on an object in opposite directions, the force possessed by a moving object is known as momentum.
The amount of momentum energy depends on the mass and speed of the moving object.
As vehicle speed increases, so does momentum. As momentum increases, the stopping distance of a vehicle increases. It is difficult to control inertia, it is difficult to change direction, . . .
Conversely, when the vehicle slows down or stops, momentum decreases. If we look at some of the reasons, they include engine torque, friction in the brakes, friction between the tires and the ground, and so on.
Momentum is converted into ☞ heat during collision
☞ Turns into damaging the vehicle
☞ It turns into harming the passenger
4-
Potential power:- Where things are, shape, condition, . . . The stored energy that causes them is known as potential energy.
For example :-
▶ A vehicle parked on a slope will have accumulated energy to roll down due to gravity.
▶ On the other hand, a vehicle parked on a slope will have the stored energy to roll backwards due to gravity.
▶ A book on a table will have (better) stored energy falling to the ground than a book on the floor.
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Kinetic energy:- The energy of an object in motion is known as kinetic energy.
▶ As the speed of our vehicle increases, so does the kinetic energy.
▶ As the weight of our vehicle increases, so does the kinetic energy.
▶ When our vehicle goes down a slope, gravity increases its kinetic energy.
▶ When our vehicle goes uphill, gravity reduces its kinetic energy.
▶ When our vehicle starts going down a hill, potential energy is converted into kinetic energy.
▶ Every time this power increases, the power (efficiency) of holding the fruit should also increase
▶ When we reduce our speed by holding the brake to stop our vehicle, the kinetic energy is converted into heat energy due to friction.
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Friction: The force created when one thing touches another thing is called friction.
▶ Sebekah prevents one thing from moving on another.
▶ Contamination occurs between the tire and the road, in the brakes, in the engine, in the transmission parts, etc.
▶ If the tires of our vehicle are to be worn, wear will be reduced.
▶ If the air volume of our vehicle's tires is too high, the friction between the tires and the ground will decrease. So to get up from where we stand, to stop quickly, to take turns, . . . We may be in trouble.
▶ If the friction in the brake is greater than the friction between the tire and the road, tire slippage may occur. As a result, we may have difficulty stopping the vehicle.
▶ If the air condition of our vehicle's tires is under-inflated, the pressure will increase. In addition to this, when we try to move from where we are standing, the pain increases.
▶ The size of our vehicle will increase or decrease depending on the material it is made of. If the road is dry there will be better traction.
▶ As the weight of our vehicle increases, the distance between the tire and the road increases.
▶ So the weight gives us more force to stop the vehicle.
▶ When a tire is locked, the friction between the tire and the ground is greatly reduced.
▶ The friction created in friction makes our vehicle move or travel at a constant (uniform) speed.
▶ If the friction is not properly released, tire slippage will occur.
- Vehicle speed is reduced even when it is not released.
Fermentation causes the phrenic and pharyngeal parts to be eaten.
To reduce this, it is recommended not to hold the brake or step on it, not to drive with the foot on the friction, and to control the speed of our vehicle on steep roads, it is recommended to use a heavy gear instead of the brake.
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Centrifugal force:
When one object rotates around another object, the tendency or force to pull it outward is known as centrifugal force.
It is this centrifugal force that pulls our vehicle off the road when we go around curves.
To reduce or control the danger caused by this force, we need to reduce our speed on curves or curves, apply the brakes with a little care as necessary, turn or turn by reducing gear first and using heavy gear, and take the necessary care to turn or turn wide.