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Peter Schwartz
Registrace 21. 03. 2010
200 videos about Introductory Physics and Energy, Society, and the Environment.
I've published the Parallel Pedagogy method for Introductory Physics in the May, 2017 Physics Teacher: aapt.scitation.org/doi/full/10.1119/1.4981034
Access curriculum for Spring, 2017 Physics class: sharedcurriculum.wikispaces.com/Introductory+Mechanics+Spring+2017
Access curriculum for Spring 2017 Energy class: sharedcurriculum.wikispaces.com/PHYS+310+Spring+2017
Please see my resume: sharedcurriculum.wikispaces.com/Pete+Schwartz+Current+CV+Resume
Contact me at pschwart@calpoly.edu
I've published the Parallel Pedagogy method for Introductory Physics in the May, 2017 Physics Teacher: aapt.scitation.org/doi/full/10.1119/1.4981034
Access curriculum for Spring, 2017 Physics class: sharedcurriculum.wikispaces.com/Introductory+Mechanics+Spring+2017
Access curriculum for Spring 2017 Energy class: sharedcurriculum.wikispaces.com/PHYS+310+Spring+2017
Please see my resume: sharedcurriculum.wikispaces.com/Pete+Schwartz+Current+CV+Resume
Contact me at pschwart@calpoly.edu
My Noisy Midea Refrigerator
.... so it turns out that when I made this video public, Midea decided that it was a problem and I had someone come out. Turns out that there was ice on the cooling coils that the fan was hitting. You can take off the back panel in the top freezer part and see the ice built up on the cooling pipes. For me the problem was that the door wasn't sealing well enough and air was leaking in and condensing and freezing on the pipes. I cleaned the door seals, and now it works OK.
Original statement follows:
I just bought this new Midea Refrigerator. It is noisy, but not all the time. I thought the compressor was making the noise. But because I can hear it sometimes properly functioning, I am sure it should not be making the noise it does most of the time. I've sent them videos of the noise, but they claim this is normal. So, I am making this video comparing the times when it is properly functioning to when it makes noise. Consider if you want this noise in your kitchen.
Original statement follows:
I just bought this new Midea Refrigerator. It is noisy, but not all the time. I thought the compressor was making the noise. But because I can hear it sometimes properly functioning, I am sure it should not be making the noise it does most of the time. I've sent them videos of the noise, but they claim this is normal. So, I am making this video comparing the times when it is properly functioning to when it makes noise. Consider if you want this noise in your kitchen.
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Cooking with Aluminum Thermal Storage Pollock June 20 2024
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Please read how we made this ISEC in Kathmandu Nepal, July and August on my blog: sharedcurriculum.peteschwartz.net/sabbatical-trip-log-sept-2022-sept-2023/ These ISECookers (Insulated Solar Electric Cookers) can be powered with solar panels or connected to the grid. This one is connected to the grid with 200 W of power, but stores the heat in an 8 kg piece of aluminum into which the pot snugly...
Aluminum Thermal Storage cooks Chicken Stew in Insulated Solar Electric Cooker, ISECooker
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Please read how we made this ISEC in Kathmandu Nepal, July and August on my blog: sharedcurriculum.peteschwartz.net/sabbatical-trip-log-sept-2022-sept-2023/
Mganja Happy Dance, Malwai
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After we set up the solar shop, everyone sang this song and danced. For more details, see blog entry Oct 14: sharedcurriculum.peteschwartz.net/malawi-oct-7-nov-11/
Nepal, Boiling Test July 3, 2023, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
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We thermally attached a 5 kg aluminium puck to the bottom of an iron pot, heated it with 225 W for about 4.5 hours and then boiled a kg of water in a short time... delivering about 7.5 kW of thermal power
Thermal Storage Water Boil 10 kW, Kathmandu, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
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We heat to 250 C, a solid aluminum puck welded to a pot. 1 kg of water boils in 41 s, corresponding to an average power of 10,000 W. The device is being explored for electrical load shifting in Nepal because they have enough green electricity (hydroelectric) for all their needs but the grid cannot handle the morning surge they expect if the country transitions to electrical cooking - which the ...
Making low resistance, low temperature leads for NiCr heater coils in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
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In Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, they make the low resistance, low temperature electrodes for NiCr heaters by folding the coiled wire over on itself twice. It's harder than Haubtom makes it look.
Spinning an Aluminium Pot in Kathmandu
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Annapurna Household Appliances PVT. LTD. Patan, Lalitpur, Nepal It's amazing how two guys with a steel bar and two wooden branches can spin a pot from a disk of 17 gauge (~ 1.2 mm) aluminium in 4 minutes. We can learn from this how to make custom pots because much of this process is in their hands. AND you can make a custom die out of wood... if you don't need to use it many times. More Details...
LTC ISEC with STS demo at 320 C
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We demonstrate the highest temperature Insulated Solar Electric Cooker (ISECooker) every in Lilongwe Technical College on March, as we dump food into a 5 kg insulated aluminum pot at 320 Celcius, more than 600 F. Now, we just have to get it to look good. Learn more about this alternative cooking technology: sharedcurriculum.peteschwartz.net/solar-electric-cooking/
HighPower ISECooking
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The highest power cooking I've ever seen that didn't explode the food. We boil 1 liter of water in 2 seconds, corresponding to bout 100 kW. Read more about it on our research website: sharedcurriculum.peteschwartz.net/solar-electric-cooking/ and my blog: sharedcurriculum.peteschwartz.net/sabbatical-trip-log-sept-2022-sept-2023/
Mpita Women's Happy Song before Cooking
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Please see my trip blog as I travel across Africa learning how people live, cook, and use energy as I support collaborators gaining construction capacity for Insulated Solar Electric Cookers: sharedcurriculum.peteschwartz.net/sabbatical-trip-log-sept-2022-sept-2023/
Singing "welcome to Mganja" Malawi
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As we enter Maganja, Malawi, a small group of women lying by the roadside motion us to park across the street. And as I'm unpacking, they start singing... but I mean like REALLY singing. Rachel translates, "You are welcome here, you can stay here, you will be safe here." To follow my year-long sabbatical trip, visiting collaborators in solar electric cooking, please see my blog: sharedcurriculu...
SuperGroup meeting of International Learning Community for ISEC Sept 9, 2021
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SuperGroup meeting of International Learning Community for ISEC Sept 9, 2021
Motivating and Applying Lenses in Mechanics, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
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We can describe any mechanical event with any of the four lenses (momentum, energy, dynamics, kinematics). We talk about how you would know which lens would be best for your application. Please see the open source support for this new way to learn physics at our public website: sharedcurriculum.peteschwartz.net/parallel-pedagogy/
ISEC cooking, Aluminum Puck Thermal Storage, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
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ISEC cooking, Aluminum Puck Thermal Storage, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
ISEC Research Progress at SuperGroup meeting August 19, 2021
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ISEC Research Progress at SuperGroup meeting August 19, 2021
ISEC, direct cooker improvements, July 29, 2021, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
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ISEC, direct cooker improvements, July 29, 2021, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
AAPT 2021 Parallel Pedagogy 7 years and 1000 students later
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AAPT 2021 Parallel Pedagogy 7 years and 1000 students later
Insulated Solar Electric Cooking with Thermal Storage, EWB Sweden, Discussion
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Insulated Solar Electric Cooking with Thermal Storage, EWB Sweden, Discussion
Insulated Solar Electric Cooking with Thermal Storage, EWB Sweden, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
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Insulated Solar Electric Cooking with Thermal Storage, EWB Sweden, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
Avocado Toss Video Analysis, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
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Avocado Toss Video Analysis, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
Presentation of Insulated Solar Electric Cooking for CSU Student Research Competition, Cal Poly
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Presentation of Insulated Solar Electric Cooking for CSU Student Research Competition, Cal Poly
Insulated Solar Electric Cooker: Progress for ETHOS 2021, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
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Insulated Solar Electric Cooker: Progress for ETHOS 2021, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
Transition to Parallel Pedagogy AAPT June 2020
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Transition to Parallel Pedagogy AAPT June 2020
Friction, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
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Friction, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
Horse Power of a Horse, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
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Horse Power of a Horse, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
Countersteering, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
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Countersteering, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
Ballistics Pendulum, Calculate Speed of Bean Bag
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Ballistics Pendulum, Calculate Speed of Bean Bag
Solar Water Pump, Agbokpa, Summer 2019, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
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Solar Water Pump, Agbokpa, Summer 2019, Pete Schwartz, Cal Poly Physics
Extremely underrated channel. Why is this channel not becoming famous ? This guys knows exactly how to make us understand concepts, and what doubts will arise about the topic in our mind .
Are there any commercially available products that do this? (I know there are solar ovens, but this is completely different) I'm not a DIY'er, but love the concept. I'm hoping a few years after this video was made, maybe someone makes these and sells them.
It would have been more effective a demonstration if both boats would have encountered the disturbing force simultaneously. This demonstration was somewhat confusing.
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Mine makes noise like loud cracking ice
Turns out that there is ice that is hitting the fan (for me). You can take off the back panel in the top freezer part and see the ice built up on the cooling pipes. For me the problem was that the door wasn't sealing well enough and air was leaking in and condensing and freezing on the pipes. I cleaned the door seals, and now it works OK.
Just had brand new Midea fridge delivered and installed in my home and it's making the same noises. Very very annoying especially since it is advertised as being a very quiet refrigerator
Turns out that there is ice that is hitting the fan (for me). You can take off the back panel in the top freezer part and see the ice built up on the cooling pipes. For me the problem was that the door wasn't sealing well enough and air was leaking in and condensing and freezing on the pipes. I cleaned the door seals, and now it works OK.
I just figured out why I couldn't understand physics in grade school! The "symbolism"! The using of words and symbols that lack meaning to the observer and listener! I became aware of it at the point you wrote "dL" on the board, I got hung up on trying to figure out what you meant by that and stopped paying attention, just long enough to not understand the next point, which was "dt" which then I feel behind again trying to understand that, by then you had moved on and completely lost me! And that is what happened in the classroom! But, it could not be watched over!!
Imagine that this is not water, but you sitting in the bucket. You feel the bucket pushing on you as you spin around.
Could u explain the normal force part?
The blower fan needs oil. that can be fixed at home but you're gonna need to remove some screws to get to it. I recommend 3 in 1 motor oil (the blue bottle)
Turns out that there is ice that is hitting the fan (for me). You can take off the back panel in the top freezer part and see the ice built up on the cooling pipes. For me the problem was that the door wasn't sealing well enough and air was leaking in and condensing and freezing on the pipes. I cleaned the door seals, and now it works OK.
Interesting chicken stew, thanks for sharing
I just watched your video on angular momentum and precession. It's the best video on internet explaining the concept. I'm happy to see that you're still active on youtube. You're doing us a great service.
I remember Malawi but Maasai worrier never eat chicken only beef and goat meat
Bummer for you guys... When we build ISEC in Arusha, we do goat, bro.
🫡🫡nice memory from the of Malawi ❤️❤️
I had so many realizations during this video that I can't recover from the happieness.
excellent explanation
That was actually an explanation I understood
This process would be useful for a mass heater situation as well. Even simpler than using the rocket stove. Cool result!
Hi Sir. How can I have your contacts
pschwart@calpoly.edu
This is a very fascinating concept you are working with... I have the book from LEF with ideas on building these and have been watching a bunch of your videos. Super compelling and I plan to make one this winter. I'm a bit confused how you get 7.5kW of thermal power from 225W for 4.5 hours... Wouldn't that yield around 1 kW of power? I'm excited to learn more!
We store the energy and release it in a shorter amount of time to get more power
Fantastic explanation, loved it!
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i know there are no comments but this was an extremely useful explanation thank you
Fantastic!
honestly the best explanations I have seen thus far. Really makes me understand it! Thank you.
Does it benefit the stability of an aluminum boat with a shallow draft?
I'd like that on a boat
Thank you for making the world a better place!! Great seeing your interests and skills helping people and the environment!
At 2:52 you say the particle only has potential energy at the bottom. I'm pretty sure that's not correct: At the bottom (and the top) the string is unstretched (so no elastic PE) and the string is not moving (so no KE) so the total energy at these points is zero. The energy in the intermediate points is non-zero being max half way up for the same reasons. I've seen other physics tutors on CZcams make this same mistake. One thing I never see reconciled is why, even though each particle is undergoing SHM (which for a single particle has constant total energy), we nevertheless get a transfer of energy along the wave. Could you explain that.
Oski-wow-wow!
Amazing...truly altruistic. The oligarchy that owns coal and cobalt mines will be upset by this. Good!
So question.. In a perfect world the pedal force would be constant around all 360 degrees of the pedal stroke. But in reality it's not. We apply more force from 2:00 to 4:00, than from 11:00 to 1:00 and so on. Would this be why I ALWAYS prefer the big crank ring over small even at exactly the same gear ratios? For example (crank-to-cassette, 2.00 ratio): 54t/27t is preferred over 42t/21t. Why is this?
I think it's purely imaginary on your part. Should have no effect
with the possible exception that you may have slightly better connection with larger rings, but that should have little effect.
Sir great demo. on gyro.
Which type of PCM did you use?
We've used two: Nitrate Salt, and Erythritol... in this video it was erythritol. But now, we're just using a solid piece of aluminium. Please see the construction manual: sharedcurriculum.peteschwartz.net/isecooker-construction/
@@pvs242ful Thank you so much. I wish to combine a box solar cooker and a PCM material, without using the normal solar panels. Can you help me on this?
OK... That didn't clarify anything to me. I'm just a simple, old retired, turtle wrangler. But, it was darned fun to watch those little spinny-things.
I think that the place where you are teaching students are not much interested I suggest you to start teaching in hindi language more views will come by the way you explained well
Thanks... maybe you would like to translate the videos and recast them in Hindi? 🙂
A great teacher!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love the explanation. This is very hard concept to understand. But his explaination was mind blowing. But still I have question. Can gyroscopic precession be explained with just translational motion without referring to angular momentum and torque just using force and linear momentum?
Yes, it can... but Don't I do that in the video? Did you watch the whole thing? Do you see where I explain it using just force and linear momentum?
Very cool demo !
Great and nice job bro pete
Seems like every boat should’ve had this
Great. This Aluminum foundry can be a solution to solve the challenges of pot for ISEC construction. especially the thickness at the bottom. Pr. Pete what you observe from that manufacturing?
Thanks for asking. I put my thoughts on this in the May 3 in the ISECooker travel blog: sharedcurriculum.peteschwartz.net/sabbatical-trip-log-sept-2022-sept-2023/
Shouldve seasoned that chicken tho
Fair enough
Physicists apply torque. Chefs apply toques.
The new Physics jf transmission czcams.com/video/qprII2Y-dGA/video.html
this is too much for me. Thank you smart people for making our lives easier
Wow.I like the experiment
this could even be used for space heating and easily because all you need is 2 wires ported into the structure where as using a solar heater requires some ducting or plumbing and pumps fans etc, also temp controller all that costs money and adds complexity. with this you can heat the storage up, it can operate as long as the solar is working and then when you get home all you need is a fan maybe to distribute heat, or just open the lid to release heat...it wouldn't heat a big space (it could if your system is big enough) but it could be enough to make a difference in power consumption without a huge upfront cost. this is great. great work.
i don't understand how with all the stuff i look up and watch i haven't found any of these types of videos, it's crazy. this is like exactly what i thought of doing but didn't really know what to look up. the only part i don't get is, is this possible because the material can get hotter than boiling water? or because of its specific heat capacity? like why doesn't water work? oh yeah... because of phase change...wow
Not sure if you are a faculty member in Phyiscs (as you spelled it). If you are, please consult with the English Department for some spelling help. Trespassing into a field outside Phyiscs (i.e., foundation repair and structural engineering) may get you in trouble with local and state agencies. In addition, it is always helpful to consult with experts in the field. Imagine a transistor radio enthusiast venturing into the Theory of Relativity!