In kinematics , absement (or absition ) is a measure of sustained displacement of an object from its initial position , i.e. a measure of how far away and for how long. The word absement is a portmanteau of the words absence and displacement . Similarly, its synonym absition is a portmanteau of the words absence and position .
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100-405: A physical fitness context. Absement has also been used to model human posture. As the displacement can be seen as a mechanical analogue of electric charge , the absement can be seen as a mechanical analogue of the time-integrated charge, a quantity useful for modelling some types of memory elements. In addition to modeling fluid flow and for Lagrangian modeling of electric circuits, absement
120-446: A quantity f is proportional to the displacement of an object, the quantity f is a linear function of the object's absement. For example, when the fuel flow rate is proportional to the position of the throttle lever, then the total amount of fuel consumed is proportional to the lever's absement. The first published paper on the topic of absement introduced and motivated it as a way to study flow-based musical instruments, such as
140-403: A throttle: A vehicle's distance travelled results from its throttle's absement. The further the throttle has been opened, and the longer it's been open, the more the vehicle's travelled. PID controllers are controllers that work on a signal that is proportional to a physical quantity (e.g. displacement, proportional to position) and its integral(s) and derivative(s), thusly defining PID in
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180-465: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages MS">MS The requested page title contains unsupported characters : ">". Return to Main Page . Metre second Absement changes as an object remains displaced and stays constant as the object resides at the initial position. It is the first time- integral of the displacement (i.e. absement
200-405: Is the area under a displacement vs. time graph), so the displacement is the rate of change (first time- derivative ) of the absement. The dimension of absement is length multiplied by time . Its SI unit is meter second (m·s), which corresponds to an object having been displaced by 1 meter for 1 second. This is not to be confused with a meter per second (m/s), a unit of velocity ,
220-652: Is used in physical fitness and kinesiology to model muscle bandwidth, and as a new form of physical fitness training. In this context, it gives rise to a new quantity called actergy , which is to energy as energy is to power. Actergy has the same units as action (joule-seconds) but is the time-integral of total energy (time-integral of the Hamiltonian rather than time-integral of the Lagrangian). Just as displacement and its derivatives form kinematics, so do displacement and its integrals form "integral kinematics". Fluid flow in
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#1732837773827240-497: The hydraulophone , to model empirical observations of some hydraulophones in which obstruction of a water jet for a longer period of time resulted in a buildup in sound level , as water accumulates in a sounding mechanism (reservoir), up to a certain maximum filling point beyond which the sound level reached a maximum, or fell off (along with a slow decay when a water jet was unblocked). Absement has also been used to model artificial muscles, as well as for real muscle interaction in
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280-562: The context of integrals and derivatives of a position of a control element in the Bratland sense depending on the type of sensor inputs, PID controllers can contain gains proportional to position, velocity, acceleration or the time integral of position (absement)… Example of PID controller (Bratland 2014): Strain absement is the time-integral of strain , and is used extensively in mechanical systems and memsprings: Absement originally arose in situations involving valves and fluid flow, for which
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340-410: The opening of a valve was by a long, T-shaped handle, which actually varied in angle rather than position. The time-integral of angle is called "anglement" and it is approximately equal or proportional to absement for small angles, because the sine of an angle is approximately equal to the angle for small angles. NOTE: is comparable to Einstein's "Lane Method," comparing absement to a group of lanes on
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380-410: The time-derivative of position. For example, opening the gate of a gate valve (of rectangular cross section) by 1 mm for 10 seconds yields the same absement of 10 mm·s as opening it by 5 mm for 2 seconds. The amount of water having flowed through it is linearly proportional to the absement of the gate, so it is also the same in both cases. Whenever the rate of change f ′ of
400-454: The unit of electric conductance siemens Metre per second (m/s), a unit of velocity (speed) Metre second (m s), a unit of absement (sustained displacement of an object) Millisecond (ms), and megasecond (Ms), multiples of the unit of time second Other uses in science and technology [ edit ] Surface-wave magnitude (M s ), a seismic scale Solar mass (M S ), an alternate symbol to M ⊙ Mass spectrometry ,
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