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| Volume - Part II | Click here for print version |
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the new displacement became 1950cc, this means the volume of the head is 450cc. The problem with this method is most beakers do not have enough gradients to be perfectly accurate as each gradient on the side of the beaker that would be wide enough to except a driver head may be in 50cc intervals. The maximum volume of a golf club, according to the Rules of Golf, is 460cc (+10cc tolerance) or 28.06 cubic inches, so there can be some interpretation as to the true volume of the head. This leads us to the next method, which is not all that much different other than it requires a weight scale. The use of water to make a volumetric measurement make it easy as 1 cubic centimeter (cc) equals 1 gram of water. Set the beaker of water on an accurate scale and do the exact same method as above by submerging the head. Instead of looking at the volume displacement by reading gradients on the beaker, now we will look at the change of weight on the scale. Some |
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