How to calc shaking a huge object

[RemainsAE]

So there is this feat in lookism where this dude shakes this huge bell, I was just wondering what would be used to calc it since I was looking at other shaking feats and people use Correlation with the Mercalli scale which I was wondering could be used

 

[KLOL506]

I think that's the formula we use now, yes.

 

[RemainsAE]

alright thanks

 

[RemainsAE]

I think that's the formula we use now, yes.

accounting for hollowness the result I got was 180989.654477kg and then putting into the formula 180989.654477*.5(.001^2) it is like not even 1 joule....

 

[RemainsAE]

KLOL506
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Got any other ideas on how to calc it or was the formula incorrect​

 

[KLOL506]

Prolly ask NikHelton to help out.

 

[RemainsAE]

@NikHelton

 

[KLOL506]

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[NikHelton]

My formula is suitable in situations where there is a shake, but it is not an earthquake.

I can't figure out the exact frequency of the bell. Perhaps you can find the frequency of church bells.

But even with approximate values, which are probably overstated to give about 140 kilojoules, which, as I recall, is the level of the wall.

 

[RemainsAE]

Church bells from what I've found has 1172 hertz but idk how to calc that since i'm not experienced in doing that http://federationbells.com.au/about...eration Bells have a,second) up to 1172 Hertz.