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Chance Westry, a 6-foot-3 freshman, leads Trinity in scoring with a 14.9 average. He’s followed by a trio of seniors — 6-4 Patrick Walker (11.9), 6-7 Kalen Veres (7.2) and 6-0 Matt Long (6.4). The Shamrocks are 17-3 vs. District 2 opponents in their state playoff history. They won state titles in 2001 and 2003. They lost in state title games in 1991 and 1992.

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You hit the nail on the head. An engine spinning at 5000 rpm will fully cycle a valve 42 times per second. Typical poppet valve engines require a closed valve seat pressure of around 100 lbs. Larger, heavier valves and higher revs require much more spring pressure to overcome the inertia of the moving valve. Roller cam race motors commonly exceed 300 lbs of seat pressure when the valve is closed. That number is close to double when holding the valve open. Electrohydraulic solenoids can handle those pressures but fail to give the response needed for even at modest RPMs which is why most of the software cammed engines are low rpm diesel. I can remember International rolling out an electrohydraulic valved engine for the Pikes Peak hill climb several years ago with limited success. Electrically spun camshafts have some merit but indexing a cam with 8 valves, each with 100lbs of seat pressure, can be a tall order too. Poppet valve engines seem prohibitive to the whole concept. A non-interference design with ball type valves seems like a much better build platform and would be better suited to reap the benefits of infinitely variable valve timing aka a really wide power band. This would also eliminate some of the other rpm limitations and accuracy shortcomings inherent in the reciprocating valve system. I like the rotary piston engines for their light weight and simplicity but they have not proven themselves to be very reliable in traditional automotive applications. They are certainly RPM monsters but don’t make much usable torque until you really wind them up.

I’ve cursed the Volvo engineers that worked on the T6 in my wife’s S80. Who in their right mind makes an intrusive valve system using a Kevlar belt? We’ve gone through 4. One time two valves took a hit and the local machine shop added a new wing to their shop.

As opposed to an impact driver, which hammers rotationally to add torque to fastening applications, the hammer drill’s pounding force is directed to the tip of the drill bit. The hammering allows the tip of the bit to pulverize the masonry as the bit spins and removes the dust.

Back EMF returns energy rather than consuming more energy. When electricity is connected to the solenoid, it’s converted to linear kinetic energy via magnetism. Once electricity is disconnected, the core may still be moving due to its inertial mass. As the metal keeps moving past the coil, some of that kinetic energy is converted back into electricity, like a generator. The main problem with back EMF is overloading the transistor that drives the coil. A flyback diode will protect the output transistor, but that energy can be captured and used instead, like with regenerative braking.

I’m curious how you got 400 times per second – it doesn’t line up with my math. Assuming a 1500 RPM idle speed, that’s 25 Rotations per second. On a four stroke engine, that would be 12.5 valve actuations per second for a single valve.

A hammer drill often looks like a traditional drill. That’s because, except for one notable function, it basically is a traditional drill. However, in addition to the standard drill’s normal spinning action, the hammer drill adds, well, some sweet hammering action as well. It uses two ridged, interlocking discs to apply a pounding force to the spinning drill. As the two discs move against each other, the ridges ride up and down, essentially creating a hammer and anvil effect inside the hammer drill. This causes the chuck to move back and forth, which provides a short, rapid hammering action to the bit.

Hammer drills work great for drilling smaller holes in porous concrete and masonry. The operative words here are “drilling smaller holes”.  This is because you probably shouldn’t use the hammer drill for fastening, but strictly for drilling into stone. Of course, most modern cordless hammer drills have hammerless modes which allow them to work in a more traditional fashion in wood drilling and fastening applications. For instance, the Hilti SF 6H-A22 has dual settings that allow it to be used in multiple applications.

ATLANTA – Led by a second-half equalizer from Roland Lamah, FC Cincinnati recorded their first point in their inaugural MLS season by playing Atlanta United to a 1-1 draw at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sunday night.

No. 1 seeds: Baylor (Greensboro), Notre Dame (Chicago), UConn (Albany) and Mississippi State (Portland) No. 2 seeds: Louisville (Albany), Oregon (Portland), Stanford (Chicago) and Iowa (Greensboro)