Question

is normal force non conservative force

Answer 1

Answer:

no normal force is non conservative force

Answer 2

When using the Mechanical Energy description of motion, the normal force can play a number of roles. The normal force is non-conservative, and therefore has no associated potential energy. The type of work done by the normal force, however, will depend upon the specific situation:

Internal or external normal forces acting on objects that are sliding smoothly along the surface that gives rise to the normal force perform no work, since the motion will always be parallel to the surface and hence perpendicular to the normal force.

Internal normal forces acting on a pair of system constituents moving (and possibly accelerating) together do no net work, since they perform equal and opposite work on the two objects.

Internal normal forces functioning as collision forces can sometimes perform work and other times not, depending upon the deformation that occurs in the collision. Substantial deformation is a signal that the normal force has done measurable negative work (dissipating mechanical energy) on the system.

Internal normal forces can perform significant positive work (adding mechanical energy) during an explosion as the constituents involved in the explosion push off of one another.