A trebuchet can hurl objects up to around 300 meters (984 feet) depending on factors such as the size of the trebuchet, the weight of the projectile, and the force generated during the launch.
Yes, the longer the arm of a Trebuchet, the farther it can throw a projectile. This is because a longer arm allows for a greater range of motion, resulting in increased velocity and distance when launching the projectile.
A trebuchet uses the force of gravity to propel its projectile. The counterweight falling creates kinetic energy, which is transferred to the arm of the trebuchet and then to the projectile, launching it forward. Additionally, the leverage provided by the long arm of the trebuchet amplifies this force.
The trebuchet is an awesome medieval siege weapon that uses gravity to launch a projectile over an enemy's walls. On one end is a massive weight that is often far heavier in proportion to the projectile. On the other end is a sling that holds the projectile. When the swing arm is set in motion, the release mechanism frees the sling at the highest point in the swing. This allows the projectile to get the highest trajectory as possible so that it could get over enemy walls.The key difference between catapults and trebuchets is that the catapult's basket, which holds the projectile, is attached directly to the swing arm whereas the trebuchet's is attached to a sling. Despite what many will say, the difference does not lie in the way that it gets its motion, whether elastic or kinetic, but way the projectile. Catapults were used to break down the enemy's wall because of its lower traject
The trebuchet sling release mechanism is responsible for releasing the projectile at the optimal moment during the trebuchet's swing, allowing for maximum distance and accuracy in launching projectiles.
The fulcrum on a trebuchet is the pivot point around which the throwing arm swings. It is crucial for determining the range and accuracy of the projectile being launched. By adjusting the position of the fulcrum, the trebuchet can be fine-tuned for different throwing distances.
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In some ways, yes. A trebuchet can hurl objects farther and higher than a catapult, but a catapult can throw with more force.
they could hurl 300 lb. stone projectiles up to 300 yards
a trebuchet is a type of catapult. it used a counter weight
Catapults were used mainly in the event of a siege of a town/city with defensive walls. A catapult could hurl a large object to far distances, therefore it was used to hurl big boulders against walls in order to destroy it. Catapults however wasn't very usual during the medieval times, the more effective Trebuchet was more common, which is a 'more advanced catapult' you could say. Note that around mid 13th century the cannon was standardized and the use of non-handheld mechanical device designed to hurl an object without the aid of an explosive substance was more or less abandoned.
As far as i know there are three: the basic catapult, trebuchet, and the floating arm trebuchet.
I think a Trebuchet can shoot farther. Feel free to edit this post if you find proof that this is incorrect.
A trebuchet could launch ammunition such as large rocks or projectiles up to distances of over 300 meters, depending on factors such as the size and weight of the projectile, the counterweight of the trebuchet, and the angle of release.
The trebuchet was used to hurl rocks at either enemy bases ( places in which the enemy were living ) or straight towards groups of the enemy. it worked like a see saw and was extremely useful in wiping out large amounts of targeted opponent. However, they were difficult to aim or move, and look a long time to load.
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the differencce is a traction trebuchet has people jumping on one a rope end to fling the projectile the counterweighted uses a counter weight 3x the weight of a normal projectile of 12 cwt. to fling the projectile
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