Richtungsumkehr
reversal
Description:
The difference between the pendulum hammer's potential energy before and at the first reversal point corresponds to the consumed impact energy K. The charge-reversal currents required due to the capacitances present in the dynamic state result in control losses. Following impact and according to the workpiece's resistance, it moves upwards with a lifting height at the first reversal point.
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Example sentences:
- The difference between the pendulum hammer's potential energy before and at the first reversal point corresponds to the consumed impact energy K.
- The charge-reversal currents required due to the capacitances present in the dynamic state result in control losses.
- Following impact and according to the workpiece's resistance, it moves upwards with a lifting height at the first reversal point.
