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What happens to the metal of the bell when its struck by the clapper?
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Which part vibrate to produce sound in bell?
The metal part which makes up the bell.
What is a bell rope?
A bell rope is a short length of rope which is spliced to the eye of the clapper of a ship's bell, by which it is struck.
How did Liberty Bell get the crack?
It cracked in 1835 tolling the death of John Marshall. Bells are supposed to have clapper springs inside. When the bell is struck by the clapper, the spring immediately pushes the clapper away from touching the bell. A struck bell produces a TREMENDOUS amount of vibration. If the clapper is not pushed off the bell, the vibrations are centered around the point where the clapper is "laying" on the bell. A crack is a normal result. Bell casters believe that the bell's clapper springs failed or were never installed on The Liberty Bell. Also, a cast bronze bell cannot be repaired. Nor can you melt it down and re-cast without loss of the unique tone of a bell. If the bell was indeed re-cast, it was re-cast with new bronze.
How did the bell get cracked?
It cracked in 1835 tolling the death of John Marshall. Bells are supposed to have clapper springs inside. When the bell is struck by the clapper, the spring immediately pushes the clapper away from touching the bell. A struck bell produces a TREMENDOUS amount of vibration. If the clapper is not pushed off the bell, the vibrations are centered around the point where the clapper is "laying" on the bell. A crack is a normal result. Bell casters believe that the bell's clapper springs failed or were never installed on The Liberty Bell. Also, a cast bronze bell cannot be repaired. Nor can you melt it down and re-cast without loss of the unique tone of a bell. If the bell was indeed re-cast, it was re-cast with new bronze.
What is the bell ringer called inside a bell?
clapper
What is a Clapper of a bell?
The clapper of a bell is that part of the instrument that swings and strikes the main body of the bell. It is the striking of the clapper on the body of the bell that causes it to sound, or ring.
What is the name of the striker inside the bell?
Clapper
What is a bell clapper?
tongue is the crossword answer that I think you're looking for.....try "bell clapper definition". I hope tat helps.
What to do after put in bell clapper?
ring the bell
What do you do you when you got the bell in poptropica?
When you get the bell clapper, go up to the bell and open your travel bag to get your bell clapper and the girls go out of their places where the capsule is.
Why do clapper rail look like it do?
go to bell ontop of school and press use clapper bell
What does clapper mean?
A clapper is the part of a bell that swings back and forth within the shall and strikes the shell, making the bell ring. The clapper suspension is the method by which a clapper is hung inside the shell of a bell. A clapper is also a person who claps hands. A clapper can also be two flat pieces of wood, held between the fingers and struck together rhythmically. A clapper bridge is an ancient form of stone bridge found in part of England in which large flat slabs of granite or schist are supported on stone piers or laid along a stream bank.
