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anyway, HH said on his forum that this physics stuff is all bull**t, and I happily agree!
but you are right in that if alpha is relative to the slope, than the slope angle must be added to (subtracted from) alpha for high c and low c, respectively, but the formula itself is still correct.
"the moment arm for both forces are both roughly the length between edge of ski to cg" this is wrong. for weight it's sin(alpha) x that length, and for centripetal force it's cos(alpha) x that len
of course it's a simplified model, as any model is. specifically, the turning radius formula r x cos(alpha+tipping) is only an estimation (actually a good one, if alpha is small enough).
你自己写的?cool!
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吹的真好, 有空再吹一个,我喜欢看
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change than with only body inclination). for this his model is good enough. if you can get more interesting results from a more complex model, i would love to see. otherwise, i'll skip :P
anyway, i think the original author's main point is that foot tipping and angulation (CB) can potentially give you a higher inclination angle that is more stable (e.g., less vulnerable to terrain cha
of coz we assume for simplicity a constant velocity and the balance is achieved as long as (weight force+centripetal force) is parallel to supporting force (i.e., we are talking about lateral balance)
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and COMpos x cos(alpha) is the moment arm of centripetal force. so the 'balance' here means the torque produced by weight and that by centripetal are equal, that is, laterally balanced
sorry but just for the sake of clarity: I still think you misunderstood it. if COMpos is the distance between ski edge and CG, then COMpos x sin(alpha) is really exactly the moment arm of weight force
if a simplified model gives you some meaningful results (which can be confirmed in reality) then it's a good model. otherwise, it's pointless even if it's more complex and closer to reality.
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of course. although i don't think any pro (of this kind) will be interested in this topic (and nerdy enough to actually pursue it)
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you engineers ;)
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