Sutton et al., 2010 - Google Patents
Using vibrational analysis to investigate the batted-ball performance of baseball batsSutton et al., 2010
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- Sutton A
- Sherwood J
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- Procedia Engineering
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Hollow nonwood baseball bats have performance advantages over wooden bats. The hollow barrel bats act as a spring or trampoline during the bat-ball collision. The trampoline effect can occur at different natural frequencies known as hoop modes. To examine the …
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