Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics
Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780073398242
Author: Ferdinand P. Beer, E. Russell Johnston Jr., David Mazurek, Phillip J. Cornwell, Brian Self
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 18, Problem 18.153RP
To determine

The dynamic reaction at D (D) and E (E).

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Answer to Problem 18.153RP

The dynamic reaction at D (D) and E (E) are (7.12lb)j+(4.47lb)k_ and (1.822lb)j+(4.47lb)k_ respectively.

Explanation of Solution

Given Information:

The weight of the disk (W) is 6 lb.

The constant angular velocity (ω1) with respect to arm ABC is 16rad/s.

The constant angular velocity (ω1) with respect to shaft DCE is 8rad/s.

The radius (r) of the disk is 8in..

The length (l) of the rod is 12in..

The length of the rod from disk to point B (b) and B to C (c) is 9in..

Assume the acceleration due to gravity (g) as 32.2ft/s2.

Calculation:

Write the expression for the angular velocity (Ω) of the shaft DE and arm CBA:

Ω=ω2i

Write the expression for the angular velocity (ω):

ω=ω2i+ω1j

Write the expression the centroidal moment of inertia (I¯x) of disk about x axis:

I¯x=14mr2

Write the expression the centroidal moment of inertia (I¯y) of disk about y axis:

I¯y=12mr2

Write the express the angular moment(HA) about its mass centre A:

HA=I¯xωxi+I¯yωyj+I¯zωzk=I¯xω2i+I¯yω1j

Substitute 14mr2 for I¯x and 12mr2 for I¯y.

HA=14mr2ω2i+12mr2ω1j

Let the reference frame Oxyz be rotating with angular velocity (Ω) as below:

Ω=ω2i

Write the express the angular momentum (H˙A)Oxyzof the reference frame Oxyz.

(H˙A)Oxyz=I¯xω˙2i+I¯yω˙1j

Substitute 14mr2 for Ix and 12mr2 for Iy.

(H˙A)Oxyz=14mr2ω˙2i+12mr2ω˙1j

Write the express the rate of change of angular (H˙A) momentum:

H˙A=(H˙A)Oxyz+Ω×HA

Substitute 14mr2ω˙2i+12mr2ω˙1j for (H˙A)Oxyz, ω2i for Ω and 14mr2ω2i+12mr2ω1j for HA.

H˙A=14mr2ω˙2i+12mr2ω˙1j+ω2i×14mr2ω2i+12mr2ω1j=14mr2ω˙2i+12mr2ω˙1j+12mr2ω1ω2k

Write the expression for the position vector (rA/O):

rA/O=(bk+cj)

Write the expression for the velocity (vA) of the disk A:

vA=ω2i+rA/O

Substitute (bk+cj) and rA/O.

vA=ω2i+(bk+cj)=bω2j+cω2k

Write the expression for the acceleration (aA) at point A:

aA=ω˙2j×rA/O+ω2j+vA

Substitute bω2j+cω2k for vA and (bk+cj) for rA/O.

aA=ω˙2j×(bk+cj)+ω2j+bω2j+cω2k=(bω˙2cω22)j+(cω˙2+bω2)k

Show the impulse momentum diagram as in Figure (1).

Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 18, Problem 18.153RP , additional homework tip  1

Write the expression for the sum of the forces:

F=maADyj+Dzk+Eyj+Ezk=maA

Substitute (bω˙2cω22)j+(cω˙2+bω2)k for aA.

Dyj+Dzk+Eyj+Ezk=m(bω˙2cω22)j+(cω˙2+bω2)k

Resolve the i and k component,

Dy+Ey=m(bω˙2cω22) (1)

Dz+Ez=m(cω˙2+bω22) (2)

Express the moment about the point D.

MD=(M0)i+2li×(Eyj+Ezk)=M0)i2lEzj+2lEyk

Write the expression for the position vector (rA/D) for AD:

rA/D=li+cjbk

Write the expression for the sum of the moment about D:

MD=H˙A+rA/D×maA

Substitute 14mr2ω˙2i+12mr2ω˙1j+12mr2ω1ω2k for H˙A, M0)i2lEzj+2lEyk for MD, li+cjbk for rA/D and (bω˙2cω22)j+(cω˙2+bω2)k for aA.

M0)i2lEzj+2lEyk={14mr2ω˙2i+12mr2ω˙1j+12mr2ω1ω2k+(li+cjbk)×m((bω˙2cω22)j+(cω˙2+bω2)k)}(M0)i2lEzj+2lEyk={m(14r2+b2+c2)ω˙2i+m(12r2ω˙1lcω˙2lbω22)j+m(12r2ω1ω2+lbω˙2lcω22)k}

Resolve the component i, j and k component.

For i component,

M0=m(14r2+b2+c2)ω˙2 (3)

For j component,

Ez=m2l(12r2ω˙1+lcω˙2+lbω22)=m2l(lcω˙2+lbω2212r2ω˙1) (4)

For k component,

Ey=m2l(12r2ω1ω2+lbω˙2lcω22) (5)

Calculate the mass of the disk (m) using the relation:

m=Wg

Substitute 6lb for W and 32.2ft/s2 for g.

m=632.2=0.186335lbs2/ft

Differentiate the angular velocity of ω1.

ω˙1=0

Differentiate the angular velocity of ω2.

ω˙2=0

Calculate the z component dynamic reaction (Ez) at point E:

Substitute 0.186335lbs2/ft for m, 0 for ω˙2, 0 for ω˙1, 8 rad/s for Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 18, Problem 18.153RP , additional homework tip  2, 8in. for r, 12 in. for l, 9in. for b and 9in. for c in Equation (4).

Ey=0.1863352(12in.×1ft12in.)(0+(12in.×1ft12in.)(9in.×1ft12in.)(8)20)=0.0931675(48)=4.47lb

Calculate the y component dynamic reaction (Ey) at point E:

Substitute 0.186335lbs2/ft for m, 0 for ω˙2, 0 for ω˙1, 16rad/s for ω1, 8 rad/s for ω2, 8in. for r, 12 in. for l, 9in. for b, and 9in. for c in Equation (5).

Ey=0.1863352(12in.×1ft12in.)(12(8in.×1ft12in.)2(16×8)+0(12in.×1ft12in.)(9in.×1ft12in.)(8)2)=0.0931675×(28.4448)=1.822lb

Calculate the y component dynamic reaction (Dy) at point D:

Substitute 9in. for b and c, 0.186335lbs2/ft for m, 0 for ω˙2, 8 rad/s for ω2, and 1.822lb for Ey in Equation (1).

Dy+(1.822)=0.186335( (9in.×1ft12in.)(0)(9in.×1ft12in.)(8)2)Dy+(1.822)=8.94408Dy=8.94408+1.822Dy=7.12lb

Calculate the z component dynamic reaction (Dz) at point D:

Substitute 9in. for b and c , 0.186335lbs2/ft for m, 0 for ω˙2, 8 rad/s for ω2, and 4.47 lb for Ez in Equation (2).

Dz+4.47=0.186335((9in.×1ft12in.)(0)+(9in.×1ft12in.)82)Dz+4.47=8.944Dz=8.9444.47Dz=4.47lb

Calculate the dynamic reaction (D) at D:

D=Dyj+Dzk

Substitute 7.12lb for Dy and 4.47lb for Dz.

D=(7.12lb)j+(4.47lb)k

Calculate the dynamic reaction (E) at E:

E=Eyj+Ezk

Substitute 1.822lb for Ey and 4.47lb for Ez.

E=(1.822lb)j+(4.47lb)k

Thus, the dynamic reaction at D (D) and E (E) are (7.12lb)j+(4.47lb)k_ and (1.822lb)j+(4.47lb)k_.

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