Chapter 1 - Introduction

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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Problem Statements There are several problem statements have proposed in order to conduct this project. For example, What are the factors that can affect the performance of a trebuchet? What is the best firing angle of the trebuchet? What are the design requirements when design the trebuchet? What are the methods to simulate or solve the trebuchet problems? 1.3 Objectives The objectives of this project will be as follow: - a. To study the factors that can affect the performance of a trebuchet. b. To determine the best firing angle of a trebuchet. c. To create the best design of a trebuchet d. To optimise the performance of a trebuchet. e. To maximise the efficiency of the trebuchet.

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Transcript of Chapter 1 - Introduction

CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

1.1Introduction

1.2Problem StatementsThere are several problem statements have proposed in order to conduct this project. For example, What are the factors that can affect the performance of a trebuchet? What is the best firing angle of the trebuchet? What are the design requirements when design the trebuchet? What are the methods to simulate or solve the trebuchet problems?

1.3ObjectivesThe objectives of this project will be as follow: - a. To study the factors that can affect the performance of a trebuchet.b. To determine the best firing angle of a trebuchet.c. To create the best design of a trebuchetd. To optimise the performance of a trebuchet.e. To maximise the efficiency of the trebuchet.f. To learn and apply computational modelling on the trebuchet using various software.

1.4Scope of ResearchThe scope of research for the trebuchet project include:- The weight of the projectile The shape of the projectile The length of the counterweight from the pivot The weight of the counterweight The length of the swing arm The length of the sling The angle of the releasing pin on the swing arm. If the trebuchet has wheels or not. Wind and elevation also were factors in hurling projectiles.

1.5Expected Results

1.6Methodology