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1 A Study In Forced Submission
Crowd Control A Study In Forced Submission Brant Brant Bennett, Mariana Dionisio, Sami Karam, Amy Robertson, Michael Steele

2 Rioting and Anarchy Order = Safety
Coercion May Be Necessary to Maintain Order Brant Police and Protesters Clash April 20, 2001 Quebec

3 Why Water Cannons? Police’s job - maximize safety Guns Are Lethal
Less Lethal = Better Brant

4 Why Water Cannons? Police must protect themselves as well

5 Safe For Public & Police
Why Water Cannons? Water cannons effective non-lethal Safe For Public & Police

6 Problem: Given: v = 42 ft/s A = 0.1 ft2/s vertical shield
horizontal, steady flow Find: Force necessary to hold a shield in place against a horizontal jet of water

7 Problem: Assume: Water Density (ρ) = 1.94 slug/ft3
Steady, Incompressible, Plug Flow Plan: Momentum Balance Equation Michael

8 Solution: = Rate of accumulation of momentum
+ Rate of momentum IN - Rate of momentum OUT Sum of Forces Acting On Control Volume = Sami

9 Solution: ΣFx = б/бt òòòCV ρdV + òòCS ρvx (v.n)dA
Momentum Balance Equation ΣFx = б/бt òòòCV ρdV + òòCS ρvx (v.n)dA ρ - density vx - speed, x axis v - velocity vector n - area vector CV - control volume CS - control area(s) Area vector points out by convention

10 Solution: 0 (Steady State) Integrate only where there is mass flux
ΣFx = б/бt òòòCV ρdV + òòCS ρvx (v.n)dA 0 (Steady State) Integrate only where there is mass flux (water crossing boundary)

11 Solution: ΣFx = òòCS ρvx (v.n)dA = òòCS1 ρvx (v.n)dA
Mass flux only at: CS1, CS2, and CS3 *Red indicates boundary of the flow

12 Solution: ΣFx = òòCS1 ρvx (v.n)dA + òòCS2 ρvx (v.n)dA
v.n = |v|*|n| cosΘ (where Θ is the angle between v and n) so…

13 Solution: Is identically equal to
òòCS1 ρvx (v.n)dA + òòCS2 ρvx (v.n)dA + òòCS3 ρvx (v.n)dA Is identically equal to òòCS1 ρvxvncosΘ1 dA + òòCS2 ρvxvncosΘ2 dA + òòCS3 ρvxvncosΘ3 dA

14 òòCS1 ρvxvncosΘ1 dA + òòCS2 ρvxvncosΘ2 dA
Solution: vx (CS2) = 0 vx (CS3) = 0 so ΣFx = òòCS1 ρvxvncosΘ1 dA + òòCS2 ρvxvncosΘ2 dA + òòCS3 ρvxvncosΘ3 dA

15 ρcosΘ1 constant with respect to x and y
Solution: ΣFx = òòCS1 ρvxvncosΘ1 dA ρcosΘ1 constant with respect to x and y ΣFx = ρcosΘ1òòCS1 vxvn dA Θ1 = Π => cos Θ1 = -1 1

16 Solution: ΣFx = ρcosΘ1òòCS1 vxv dA = -ρòòCS1 vxv dA
v constant with x & y (plug flow, steady state) -1

17 Solution: ΣFx = -ρvxvòòCS1 dA = -ρvxvA vx = v (flow on x axis only)
Resultant Force (R) = ΣFx = -ρv2A

18 Effective means of submission less lethal than gun
Solution: R = -ρv2A = -(1.94 slug/ft 3)(42ft/s)2(0.1ft2)(lbfs2/slug/ft) Minus sign indicates momentum flux in negative x-direction, would have to push on the shield with ~340 lb of force. Not many people can do that -342 lbf Effective means of submission less lethal than gun


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