FBD for half the pliers (front lever) b = 38 mm Pin 90° α-40° 15 mm Ry 50° Rx From geometry, we have 50 mm 140° 125 mm P Consider the forces acting on the front lever. R. and R, are the components of forces from the pin along the x and y axes, respectively. According to the moment equilibrium about the pin, we have ΣMpin = 0 C(b)- P(a) = 0 C(b) a 10° 90° P= = According to the force equilibrium along the x axis, we have ΣΕ = 0 >Ccos(a)+Rx = 0 Rx = -Ccos(a) According to the force equilibrium along the y axis, we have ΣF = 0 Ry -P-Csin(a)= 0 b R₁ = P + Csin(a)=C(−+sin(a)) a The magnitude of the resultant force acting on the pin is Therefore, R=Cx₁ (cos(40°))² + (; 38mm 163.3mm b R = √R² + R²} {Cx) {(cos(a))² + ( + sin(a))² a or C= How? specifically the b? a a = 125mm +50mm× cos(a) = 125mm +50mmx cos(40°) =163.3mm + sin(40°)) P(a) b why? How is this 40°
FBD for half the pliers (front lever) b = 38 mm Pin 90° α-40° 15 mm Ry 50° Rx From geometry, we have 50 mm 140° 125 mm P Consider the forces acting on the front lever. R. and R, are the components of forces from the pin along the x and y axes, respectively. According to the moment equilibrium about the pin, we have ΣMpin = 0 C(b)- P(a) = 0 C(b) a 10° 90° P= = According to the force equilibrium along the x axis, we have ΣΕ = 0 >Ccos(a)+Rx = 0 Rx = -Ccos(a) According to the force equilibrium along the y axis, we have ΣF = 0 Ry -P-Csin(a)= 0 b R₁ = P + Csin(a)=C(−+sin(a)) a The magnitude of the resultant force acting on the pin is Therefore, R=Cx₁ (cos(40°))² + (; 38mm 163.3mm b R = √R² + R²} {Cx) {(cos(a))² + ( + sin(a))² a or C= How? specifically the b? a a = 125mm +50mm× cos(a) = 125mm +50mmx cos(40°) =163.3mm + sin(40°)) P(a) b why? How is this 40°
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![FBD for half the pliers (front lever)
b = 38 mm
Pin
=
= 0
90°
Therefore,
α-40°
15 mm
Ry
50°
From geometry, we have
Rx
50 mm
Consider the forces acting on the front lever. R, and R, are the components
of forces from the pin along the x and y axes, respectively.
140°
According to the moment equilibrium about the pin, we have
C(b)
ΣMpin
C(b)- P(a) = 0
a
125 mm
According to the force equilibrium along the x axis, we have
ΣΕ = 0
>Ccos(a) + Rx = 0
Rx = -Ccos(a)
According to the force equilibrium along the y axis, we have
ΣF₁ = 0
R₁ - P-Csin(a) = 0
y
90⁰
P =
R₁ = P +Csin(a)=C(=+sin(a))) the b
y
a
The magnitude of the resultant force acting on the pin is
a
b
R = √ R² + R² Cx)√ (cos(a))² + (−+sin(a))²
{cx
a
R = Cx₁ (cos(40°))² + (;
= 1.163× C
38mm
163.3mm
or C=
a = 125mm +50mm× cos(a) = 125mm +50mm× cos(40°)
=163.3mm
-How? specifically
+ sin(40°))
P(a)
b
why?
How is this 40°](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F66112ee4-d96d-4f8b-b4e4-d4b20dfa98cc%2Fb761fde8-90b4-408b-b666-b35f1e513745%2Fosfzqx_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:FBD for half the pliers (front lever)
b = 38 mm
Pin
=
= 0
90°
Therefore,
α-40°
15 mm
Ry
50°
From geometry, we have
Rx
50 mm
Consider the forces acting on the front lever. R, and R, are the components
of forces from the pin along the x and y axes, respectively.
140°
According to the moment equilibrium about the pin, we have
C(b)
ΣMpin
C(b)- P(a) = 0
a
125 mm
According to the force equilibrium along the x axis, we have
ΣΕ = 0
>Ccos(a) + Rx = 0
Rx = -Ccos(a)
According to the force equilibrium along the y axis, we have
ΣF₁ = 0
R₁ - P-Csin(a) = 0
y
90⁰
P =
R₁ = P +Csin(a)=C(=+sin(a))) the b
y
a
The magnitude of the resultant force acting on the pin is
a
b
R = √ R² + R² Cx)√ (cos(a))² + (−+sin(a))²
{cx
a
R = Cx₁ (cos(40°))² + (;
= 1.163× C
38mm
163.3mm
or C=
a = 125mm +50mm× cos(a) = 125mm +50mm× cos(40°)
=163.3mm
-How? specifically
+ sin(40°))
P(a)
b
why?
How is this 40°
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