At 11:59 2/27/01 -0700, you wrote: >I guess to be more precise, we could say that the grain elevators infer >the mass by measuring the weight. It's hard (impossible?) to measure mass >directly. You spin the unknown mass around a point at a set speed, and the centripetal force needed to make the unknown mass follow the curved path is a measure of the mass. A balance beam also measures mass by comparing it with a known mass.
- [USMA:11345] Inertial balance (Re: Re: measuring mass) Karl G. Ruling
- [USMA:11345] Inertial balance (Re: Re: measuring m... James R. Frysinger
