Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Dynamics
Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Dynamics
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780077687342
Author: Ferdinand P. Beer, E. Russell Johnston Jr., Phillip J. Cornwell, Brian Self
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 18.2, Problem 18.101P
To determine

The dynamic reaction at C.

The dynamic reaction at D.

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Answer to Problem 18.101P

The dynamic reactions at C is (7.81lb)i+(7.43lb)k.

The dynamic reactions at D is (7.81lb)i+(7.43lb)k.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Angular velocity of disk in z-direction is 60rad/s, radius of the disk is 3in ,length of BC member is 4in.

The Figure-(1) shows a schematic diagram.

<x-custom-btb-me data-me-id='1725' class='microExplainerHighlight'>Vector</x-custom-btb-me> Mechanics for Engineers: Dynamics, Chapter 18.2, Problem 18.101P

Figure (1)

Write the equation for the mass of the disk.

m=Wg .........(1)

Here, weight of disk is W and acceleration due to gravity is g.

Write the expression for the angular momentum about point A.

HA=I¯xωxi+I¯yωyj+I¯zωzk .........(2)

Here, mass moment of inertia about the x-axis is I¯x, mass moment of inertia about the y-axis is I¯y, mass moment of inertia about the z-axis is I¯z, angular velocity of disk about x axis is ωx, angular velocity of disk about y axis is ωy .and angular velocity of disk about z axis is ωz.

Write the expression for the angular velocity of disk in x direction.

ωx=0 .........(3)

Substitute 0 for ωx, ω2 for ωy, and ω1 for ωz .in Equation (2).

HA=I¯x×0×i+I¯yω2j+I¯zω1kHA=I¯yω2j+I¯zω1k .........(4)

Here, ω2 is the angular velocity in y-direction and ω1 is the angular velocity in z-direction.

Write the expression for angular velocity in vector form.

Ω=ω2j ..........(5)

Write the expression for rate of angular velocity of the reference frame Axyz.

(H˙A)xyz=I¯yω˙2j+I¯zω˙1k .........(6)

Write the expression for rate of total angular velocity.

H˙A=(H˙)Ax'y'z'+Ω×HA .........(7)

Substitute (I¯yω2j+I¯zω1k) for HA, I¯yω˙2j+I¯zω˙1k for (H˙A)xyz and ω2j for Ω in Equation (7).

H˙A=I¯yω˙2j+I¯zω˙1k+ω2j×(I¯yω2j+I¯zω1k) .........(8)

Write the expression for Matrix multiplication of the vector product for Equation (8).

H˙A=(I¯yω˙2j+I¯zω˙1k)+I¯zω1ω2i=I¯zω1ω2i+I¯yω˙2j+I¯zω˙1k .........(9)

Write the expression for the mass moment of inertia about the y-direction.

I¯y=14mr2 .........(10)

Here mass of the disk is m and radius of the disk is r.

Write the expression for the mass moment of inertia about the z- direction.

I¯z=12mr2 .........(11)

Substitute 14mr2 for I¯y and 12mr2 for I¯z in Equation (9).

H˙A=12mr2×ω1ω2i+14mr2×ω˙2j+12mr2×ω˙1k .........(12)

Write the expression for the velocity of mass centre of the disk.

v¯=ω2j×ci .........(13)

Here, velocity of mass centre is v¯ and distance between B and A is c.

Write the expression for the matrix multiplication of the vector product for Equation (13).

v¯=cω2k .........(14)

Write the expression for the acceleration of the mass centre of the disk.

a¯=ω˙2j×ci+ω˙2j×v¯ .........(15)

Write the expression for the matrix multiplication of the vector product for Equation (15).

a¯=cω˙2kcω22i .........(16)

Write the expression for the the sum of the forces acting on the system.

F=Cxi+Czk+Dxi+Dzk .........(17)

Write the expression for the force in terms of mass and acceleration.

F=ma¯ .........(18)

Substitute Cxi+Czk+Dxi+Dzk for F in Equation (18).

Cxi+Czk+Dxi+Dzk=ma¯ .........(19)

Here, force at C in x-direction is Cx, force at C in z-direction is Cz. force at D in x-direction is Dx, and force at D in z-direction is Dz.

Substitute cω˙2kcω22i for a¯ in Equation (19)

Cxi+Czk+Dxi+Dzk=m×(cω˙2kcω22i)Cxi+Czk+Dxi+Dzk=mcω˙2kmcω22i .........(20)

Compare the coefficients of the unit vector of i on both side of Equation (20).

Cx+Dx=mcω22 .........(21)

Compare the coefficients of the unit vector of i on both side of Equation.

Cz+Dz=mcω˙2 .........(22)

Write the expression for the rate of angular momentum about D.

H˙D=H˙A+rA/D×ma¯ .........(23)

Here, distance between A and D is rA/D.

Write the expression for rA/D in vector form.

rA/D=cibj

Here, distance from the centre of disk to point B is c and distance of BD is b.

Substitute (12mr2×ω1ω2i+14mr2×ω˙2j+12mr2×ω˙1k) for H˙A, (cibj) for rA/D and ω˙2j×ci+ω˙2j×v¯ for a¯ in Equation(23).

H˙D=(12mr2×ω1ω2i+14mr2×ω˙2j+12mr2×ω˙1k)+(cibj)×m(ω˙2j×ci+ω˙2j×v¯) .........(24)

Write the expression for the matrix multiplication for vector product for equation (24).

H˙D=[(12mr2×ω1ω2i+14mr2×ω˙2j+12mr2×ω˙1k)mbω˙2i+mc2ω˙2j+mbcω22k]H˙D=[m(12r2ω1ω2bcω˙2)i+m(14r2+c2)ω˙2j+m(12r2ω˙1+bcω22)k] .........(25)

Write the expression for the moment about D

MD=M0j+2bj×(Cxi+Czk) .........(26)

Here, length of BC member is b and moment couple when system is at rest is M0.

Write the expression for the matrix multiplication for the vector product for equation (26).

MD=2bCzi+M0j2bCxk .........(27)

Here 2b is the length of DC.

Write the given expression for couple when system is at rest.

M0=(0.25ftlb) .........(28)

The sum of the moment at D is equal to the rate of change of angular momentum at D.

MD=H˙D .........(29)

Substitute 2bCzi+M0j2bCxk for MD in equation (25).

[2bCzi+M0j2bCxk]=[m(12r2ω1ω2bcω˙2)i+m(14r2+c2)ω˙2j+m(12r2ω˙1+bcω22)k] .........(30)

Compare the coefficients of the unit vector of j on both side of Equation (30).

M0=m(14r2+c2)ω˙2 .........(31)

Compare the coefficients of the unit vector of k on both side of Equation (30).

2bCx=m(12r2ω˙1+bcω22)Cx=m2b(12r2ω˙1+bcω22) .........(32).

Compare the coefficients of the unit vector of i on both side of Equation (30).

2bCz=m(12r2ω1ω2bcω˙2)Cz=m2b(12r2ω1ω2bcω˙2) .........(33)

Substitute m2b(12r2ω˙1+bcω22) for Cx in Equation (21).

[m2b(12r2ω˙1+bcω22)+Dx]=mcω22Dx=m2b(12r2ω˙1+bcω22)mcω22Dx=mcω222+m2b12r2ω˙1Dx=(m2b)(12r2ω˙1+bcω22) .........(34)

Substitute m2b(12r2ω1ω2bcω˙2) for Cz in Equation (22).

[m2b(12r2ω1ω2bcω˙2)+Dz]=mcω˙2Dz=mcω˙2m2b(12r2ω1ω2bcω˙2)Dz=mcω˙22(m2b)(12r2ω1ω2)Dz=(m2b)(12r2ω1ω2+bcω˙2) .........(35)

Write the expression for the angular velocity in terms of time in y-direction.

ω2=(ω2)0+ω˙2t .........(36)

Here time is t.

Calculation:

Substitute 6lb for W and 32.2ft/s2 for g in Equation (1).

m=6lb32.2ft/s2=0.1863lbs2ft

Substitute values of 0.1863lbs2ft for m, (3in) for r, (5in) for c and 0.25ftlb for M0 in Equation (31).

0.25ftlb=0.1863lbs2ft(14(3in)2+(5in)2)ω˙20.25ftlb=0.1863lbs2ft×(14(3in(1ft12in))2+(5in(1ft12in))2)ω˙20.25ftlb=0.1863lbs2ft×((0.25ft)2+(0.4166ft)2)ω˙2ω˙2=7.089rad/s2

Substitute 0 for (ω2)0, 7.089rad/s2 for ω˙2 and 2s for t in Equation (36).

ω2=0+7.089rad/s2×2s=14.179rad/s

Substitute values of 0.1863lbs2ft for m, (3in) for r, (4in) for b, (5in) for c, 0 for ω˙1, and 14.179rad/s for ω2 in Equation (32).

Cx=[0.1863lbs2ft2(4in)×(12(3in)2(0)+(4in)(5in)(14.179rad/s)2)]Cx=[0.1863lbs2ft2(4in(1ft12in))×(12(3in(1ft12in))2(0)+(4in(1ft12in))(5in(1ft12in))(14.179rad/s)2)]=0.2795(0+27.9183)=7.81lb

Substitute values of 0.1863lbs2ft for m, (3in) for r, (4in) for b, (5in) for c, 60rad/s for ω1, 14.179rad/s for ω2 and 0 for ω˙2 in Equation (33).

Cz=[0.1863lbs2ft2(4in)×(12(3in)2(60rad/s)(14.179rad/s)(4in)(5in)×0)]Cz=[0.1863lbs2ft2(4in(1ft12in))×(12(3in(1ft12in))2(60rad/s)(14.179rad/s)(4in(1ft12in))(5in(1ft12in))×0)]=0.2795(2.7313+0)=7.43lb

Hence, dynamic reaction at C is (7.81lb)i+(7.43lb)k.

Substitute values of 0.1863lbs2ft for m, (3in) for r, (4in) for b, (5in) for c, 0 for ω˙1, and 14.179rad/s for ω2, Equation (34).

Dx=(0.1863lbs2ft2(4in))(12(3in)2×0+(4in)(5in)(14.179rad/s)2)Dx=(0.1863lbs2ft2(4in(1ft12in)))(12(3in(1ft12in))2×0+(4in(1ft12in))(5in(1ft12in))(14.179rad/s)2)Dx=7.81lb

Substitute values of 0.1863lbs2ft for m, (3in) for r, (4in) for b, (5in) for c, 60rad/s for ω1, 14.179rad/s for ω2 and 0 for ω˙2 in Equation (35).

Dz=(0.1863lbs2ft2(4in))(12(3in)2×(60rad/s)×(14.179rad/s)+(4in)(5in)×0)Dz=(0.1863lbs2ft2(4in(1ft12in)))(12(3in(1ft12in))2×(60rad/s)×(14.179rad/s)+(4in(1ft12in))(5in(1ft12in))×0)Dz=7.43lb

Hence, dynamic reaction at D is (7.81lb)i+(7.43lb)k

Conclusion:

The dynamic reactions at C is (7.81lb)i+(7.43lb)k.

The dynamic reactions at D is (7.81lb)i+(7.43lb)k.

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