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lisov135 [29]
3 years ago
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how do roller coaster engineers and park safety manager address the excessive G- forces exerted by roller coaster on its riders?

Biology
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Gekata [30.6K]3 years ago
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One G is equal to the normal pull of earth’s gravity on the body.Modern-day ride designers employ a steady stream of advances to create new, unique, and safe amusement rides and attractions.Amusement ride manufacturers applied the industry's biodynamic knowledge (collected over years) as it relates to g-forces to the design and construction of rides to ensure a safe experience.While technological gains have led to the development of bigger and faster rides, overall g-force levels have generally remained the same because riders’ tolerance levels have not changed.
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