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Ivahew [28]
4 years ago
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Explica cómo hacer para evitar resbalarse en un suelo y su explicación en base a la fuerza de rozamiento.

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kondor19780726 [428]4 years ago
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Answer:

La fuerza de fricción o rozamiento se define como la que se forma entre dos cuerpos que están en contacto y ocurre al deslizarse entre ellos, la fricción se produce por las irregularidades en sus superficies y esto es un impedimento para el correcto deslizamiento, de este modo, para evitar resbalarse en el suelo se han ideado ajustes en las superficies en contacto, evitando que sean pulidas y se favorezca a las rugosas, el peso que lleve una de las superficies también es determinante puesto que a más peso, aumenta la presión y puede deformar la superficie.

Junto con esto es de tener en cuenta la posición del suelo por el que se transita, un cuerpo va a tender al deslizamiento si se encuentra inclinado por la fuerza de atracción de la gravedad y el peso.

Para evitar resbalarse es necesario evitar superficies lisas, tanto en calzado como en el suelo, preferir superficies horizontales y evitar las declinadas.

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