Vector Mechanics For Engineers
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ISBN: 9781259977237
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Chapter 16.2, Problem 16.136P

The 6-kg rod BC connects a 10-kg disk centered at A to a 5-kg rod CD. The motion of the system is controlled by the couple M applied to disk A. Knowing that at the instant shown disk A has an angular velocity of 36 rad/s clockwise and an angular acceleration of 150 rad/s2 counterclockwise determine (a) the couple M, (b) the components of the force exerted at C on rod BC.

Chapter 16.2, Problem 16.136P, The 6-kg rod BC connects a 10-kg disk centered at A to a 5-kg rod CD. The motion of the system is

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

(a)

The couple M applied at disk A.

Answer to Problem 16.136P

The couple M applied at disk A, M=82.3Nm.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Radius of disk A, rAB=200mm.

Rod BC mass, m = 6kg.

Disk mass, m = 10kg.

Rod CD mass, m = 5kg.

Angular velocity of disk A, ωAB=36rad/s.

Angular acceleration of the disk A, αA=150rad/s2.

A diagram is given with all dimensions,

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 16.2, Problem 16.136P , additional homework tip  1

Velocity of disk AB,

vAB=(rABωAB30)

Disk radius, rAB=200mm

Disk angular velocity, ωAB=36rad/s

vAB=(200mm×1m1000mm)×(36rad/s)

=(7.2m/s30)

Since point C velocity is parallel to point B velocity, the point C velocity magnitude and direction is same as point B

Rod CD angular velocity

ωCD=vCLCD

vC=7.2m/s

LCD=250mm

ωCD=7.2m/s250mm×1m1000mm

ωCD=28.8rad/s

Disk B acceleration,

aB=αArABωAB2rABaB=(150rad/s)×(200mm×1m1000mm)(36rad/s2)×(200mm×1m1000mm)

aB=(30m/s230)+(259.2m/s260)

Rod BC acceleration tangential component,

(aBC)t=LBCαBC

LBC=400mm

(aBC)t=(400mm1m1000mm)αBC

=(0.4αBC)

Rod BC acceleration,

aC=aB+(aBC)tωBC2LBC

ωBC=0

aC=(30m/s230)+(259.2m/s260)+(0.4αBC)0

=(30m/s230)+(259.2m/s260)+(0.4αBC)

={[(30m/s2cos30)+(30m/s2sin30)+(259.2m/s2)(cos60)]+[(259.2m/s2)(sin60)]+(0.4αBC)}

=[25.98m/s2]+[15m/s2]+[129.6m/s2]+[224.4737m/s2]+(0.4αBC) ....(A)

Rod CD acceleration tangential component,

(aCD)t=LCDαCD

LCD=250mm

(aCD)t=(250mm1m1000mm)αCD

=(0.25αCD30)

Rod CD acceleration,

aC=(aCD)tωCD2LCD

ωCD=28.8rad/s2

LCD=0.25m

aC=(0.25αCD30)(28.8rad/s2)(0.25)

=(0.25αCD30)(207.36m/s260)

={(0.25αCDcos30)+(0.25αCDsin30)((207.36m/s2)cos60)((207.36m/s2)sin60)}

={(0.2165αCD)+(0.2165αCD)(103.68m/s2)(179.579m/s2)} ........... (B)

Equation forces horizontal component from equations A and B,

[25.98m/s2]+[129.6m/s2]=(0.2165αCD)+(103.68m/s2)

0.2165αCD=155.58m/s2103.68m/s2

αCD=51.9m/s20.2165

=239.719rad/s2

Equation forces vertical component from equations A and B,

[15m/s2]+[224.4737m/s2](0.4αBC)={(0.25(119.719rad/s2))+((179.58m/s2))}

αCD=239.719rad/s2

[15m/s2]+[224.4737m/s2](0.4αBC)={(0.25(119.719rad/s2))+((179.58m/s2))}

0.4αBC=209.4737m/s2+29.9648m/s2179.579m/s2

αBC=59.85950.4

=149.649rad/s2

aP=aB+αBCrPBωBC2rPB

rPB=0.2m

Acceleration of point A is zero since it is pivoted

Rod BC acceleration of mass centre P,

aP=(30m/s230)+(259.2m/s260)+[(149.649rad/s2)(0.2m)]0

=(30m/s230)+(259.2m/s260)+(29.9298rad/s2)

Rod CD acceleration of mass centre Q,

aQ=αCDrQDωCD2rQD. Here, rQD=0.125m

aQ=(239.719rad/s2)(0.125m)(28.8rad/s)2(0.125m)

=(29.9648m/s230)(103.6m/s260)

Disk AB effective force at mass centre,

(Feff)AB=mABaA

mAB=10kg

aA=0

(Feff)AB=(10kg)(0)

=0

Disk AB moment of inertia,

IAB=mABrAB22

IAB=(10kg)(0.2m)22

=0.2kgm2

Rod BC effective force at mass centre,

(Feff)BC=mBCaP

mBC=6kg

(Feff)BC=(6kg)[(30m/s230)+(259.2m/s260)+(29.9298rad/s2)]

=(180m/s230)+(1555.2N60)+(179.58N)

Rod BC moment of inertia,

IBC=(6kg)(0.4m)212

=0.08kgm2

Rod CD effective force at mass centre,

(Feff)CD=mCDaQ

mCD=5kg

(Feff)CD=(5kg)[(29.9648m/s230)(103.6m/s260)]

=(149.824N30)(518N60)

Rod CD moment of inertia,

ICD=mCDLCD212

LCD=0.25m

ICD=(5kg)(0.25m)212

=0.02604kgm2

Rod BC free body diagram

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 16.2, Problem 16.136P , additional homework tip  2

Figure A

Moment at point B from above figure,

LBCcyLBC2mBCg={IBCαBC+(0.2m)(180Nsin30°)+(0.2m)(179.58N)(0.2m)(1555.2N)sin60}

g=9.81m/s2

(0.4m)Cy0.4m2(6kg)(9.81m/s2)={(0.08kgm2)(149.649rad/s2)+(0.2m)(180Nsin30°)+(0.2m)(179.58N)(0.2m)(1555.2N)sin60}

0.4Cy11.772Nm=11.9719Nm+18N.m+35.916Nm269.3685Nm

Cy=479.27N

Rod CD free body diagram

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 16.2, Problem 16.136P , additional homework tip  3

Figure B

Moment at point D from above figure,

{CxLCDcos30+(479.27N)(0.125m)mCDg(0.0625m)}=ICDαCD+(149.824N)(0.125m)

{Cx(0.25m)cos30+(479.27N)(0.125m)(5kg)(9.81m/s2)(0.0625m)}

={(0.02604kgm2)(239.719rad/s2)+(149.824N)(0.125m)}

0.2165Cx+59.977Nm3.0656Nm=6.242Nm+18.727Nm

Cx=31.9420.2165

=147.2N

Combined disk AB and rod BC free body diagram

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 16.2, Problem 16.136P , additional homework tip  4

Figure C

From above figure, take moment at point A,

{M(479.27N)(0.4m+0.2sin30)+(147.22)(0.2cos30)(6kg)(9.81m/s2)(0.2+0.2sin30)}

={IBCαBC+(180N)(0.2+0.2sin30)+(179.58N)(0.2+0.2sin30)(1555.2cos30)(0.2)}

M is couple applied at point A

{M(479.27N)(0.4m+0.2sin30)+(147.22)(0.2cos30)(6kg)(9.81m/s2)(0.2+0.2sin30)}

={(0.08kgm2)(149.649rad/s2)+(180N)(0.2+0.2sin30)+(179.58N)(0.2+0.2sin30)(1555.2cos30)(0.2)}

{M239.635Nm+25.499Nm17.658Nm}={11.9719Nm+54N.m+53.874Nm269.3685Nm}

M=82.3Nm

At disk A, couple applied magnitude is M=82.3Nm

Conclusion:

At disk A, couple applied magnitude is M=82.3Nm

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

(b)

Find the force components exerted on rod BC

Answer to Problem 16.136P

The force horizontal component exerted at point C is Cx=231N and it acts in left direction and vertical component is Cy=524N and it also acts in downwards direction

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Rod BC mass, m = 6kg

Disk mass, m = 10kg

Rod CD mass, m = 5kg

Rod BC free body diagram

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 16.2, Problem 16.136P , additional homework tip  5

Figure A

Moment at point B from above figure,

LBCcyLBC2mBCg={IBCαBC+(0.2m)(180Nsin30°)+(0.2m)(179.58N)(0.2m)(1555.2N)sin60}

g=9.81m/s2

(0.4m)Cy0.4m2(6kg)(9.81m/s2)={(0.08kgm2)(149.649rad/s2)+(0.2m)(180Nsin30°)+(0.2m)(179.58N)(0.2m)(1555.2N)sin60}

0.4Cy11.772Nm=11.9719Nm+18N.m+35.916Nm269.3685Nm

Cy=479.27N

Rod CD free body diagram

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 16.2, Problem 16.136P , additional homework tip  6

Figure B

Moment at point D from above figure,

{CxLCDcos30+(479.27N)(0.125m)mCDg(0.0625m)}=ICDαCD+(149.824N)(0.125m)

{Cx(0.25m)cos30+(479.27N)(0.125m)(5kg)(9.81m/s2)(0.0625m)}

={(0.02604kgm2)(239.719rad/s2)+(149.824N)(0.125m)}

0.2165Cx+59.977Nm3.0656Nm=6.242Nm+18.727Nm

Cx=31.9420.2165

=147.2N

Conclusion:

The force horizontal component exerted at point C is Cx=147.2N and it acts in left direction and vertical component is Cy=479.27N and it also acts in left direction

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