Rotary Acceleration

Introduction In physics, there are different types of accelerations that are used in different situations. One such type of acceleration is rotational acceleration or Coriolis acceleration. This type of acceleration is used to describe how the speed of a body changes when its axes of rotation are rotated through a certain angle.

Rotational Coriolis acceleration Corioliss acceleration determines the change in the direction of the velocity vector with constant rotation of a material point. It appears in cases where the direction of the path of a point relative to a conditional rotating triangle and the external frame of a fixed reference system do not coincide. As a result, pairs of forces arise that balance the effects of these forces and constitute a pair of friction forces. At the same time, the force of the wheel remains constant