To dynamics of variable-mass pointV.G.Veretennikov, V.A.Sinitsyn Moscow aviation institute Volokolamskoe highway, 4,
Moscow, А-80, GSP-3, 125993 Russia Models of the variable mass's point
are used in researching the reactive movement, as well as in the rocket flight
theory. The result of the first sum of K.A. Tsiolkovsky shows that an unlimited
high speed may be imparted to a rocket in a free space within a certain period
of time and, of course, the question arises of how the velocity equivalent to
the speed of light can be reached. The scientific printed matters have been
discussing the problems of creating such objects with the help of the reactive
principle, which would possess high level of energy in conjunction with the
complete loss of mass (it is a rather paradoxical situation for classical
mechanics). Becoming more actual are the problems of flying at speeds at which
one shouldn't ignore the relativistic effects, but the model of the
relativistic point of variable mass (RPVM) has not been properly developed up
to nowadays. This article analyzes the energetic
co-relations in the conditions of Ciolkovskii's classical task within the
system: the point of variable mass (PVM) - changing mass (the separating
particles right before their separation, and separated mass). Received finally
is an expression of the reactive force's work imparted to PVM, creating the
kinetic energy of PVM and kinetic energy of changing mass just before the
separation of the particles. Also received is the expression of internal energy
required to realize the reactive principle (subject to the reactive force's
work applied to the separating particles). It was shown, that in case of the
complete loss of mass (m R0) all work of the reactive forces
in the system is fully aimed at the creation of the changing mass kinetic
energy, and there is no need to introduce a new mass-free object possessed of
energy. A model of RPVM has been offered, which takes into consideration the
changes in composition, variability of the relativistic mass, as well as the
changes of the rest mass as a result of the current internal energy
consumption. The equation of the energetic balance in the system is composed as
follows: RPVM - relativistic separating particle, a transition is made towards
a classical limit. |
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