VECTOR MECH...,DYNAMICS(LOOSE)-W/ACCESS
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Chapter 18.2, Problem 18.104P

A 2.5-kg homogeneous disk of radius 80 mm rotates at the constant rate ω 1 = 50 rad/s with respect to arm ABC, which is welded to a shaft DCE. Knowing that at the instant shaft DCE has an angular velocity ω 2 = ( 12 rad / s ) k and an angular acceleration a 2 = ( 8 rad / s 2 ) k , determine (a) the couple that must be applied to shaft DCE to produce that acceleration, (b) the corresponding dynamic reactions at D and E.

  Chapter 18.2, Problem 18.104P, A 2.5-kg homogeneous disk of radius 80 mm rotates at the constant rate 1=50 rad/s with respect to

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

(a)

The couple applied to shaft to produce acceleration.

Answer to Problem 18.104P

The couple applied to shaft to produce acceleration is 0.392Nm .

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Mass of homogeneous disk is 2.5Kg, angular velocity of disk in y-direction is 50rad/s, radius of the disk is 80mm, and length of DC member is 150mm.

The figure is represented below.

VECTOR MECH...,DYNAMICS(LOOSE)-W/ACCESS, Chapter 18.2, Problem 18.104P

Figure (1)

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

ωx=0   ....... (1)

Write the expression for the total angular velocity of the disk A.

ω=ωxi+ωyj+zωzk   ....... (2)

Here ωx is angular velocity of disk in x-direction, ωy is angular velocity of disk in y-direction, ωz is angular velocity of disk in z-direction.

Substitute, 0 for ωx, ω1 for ωy and ω1 for ωz in equation (2)

ω=ω1j+ω2k   ....... (3)

Write the expression for the angular momentum about point A.

HA=I¯xωxi+I¯yωyj+I¯zωzk   ....... (4)

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.

Substitute 0 for ωx, ω1 for ωy, and ω2 for ωz .in Equation (4).

HA=I¯x×0×i+I¯yω1j+I¯zω2kHA=I¯yω1j+I¯zω2k   ....... (6).

Write the expression for angular velocity in vector form of shaft DCE and CBA.

Ω=ω2k.   ........ (7)

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

(H˙A)xyz=I¯yω˙1j+I¯zω˙2k   ....... (8)

Here, ω˙1 is rate of angular velocity in y-direction and ω˙2 is rate of angular velocity in z-direction.

Write the expression for rate of total angular velocity.

H˙A=(H˙)Ax'y'z'+Ω×HA   ....... (9)

Substitute (I¯yω1j+I¯zω2k) for HA, I¯yω˙1j+I¯zω˙2k for (H˙A)xyz and ω2k for Ω in Equation (9).

H˙A=I¯yω˙1j+I¯zω˙2k+ω2k×((I¯yω1j+I¯zω2k))   ....... (10)

Write the expression for Matrix multiplication of the vector product for Equation (10).

H˙A=(I¯yω˙1j+I¯zω˙2k)+I¯zω1ω2i=I¯yω1ω2i+I¯yω˙1j+I¯zω˙2k   ....... (11)

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

I¯y=12mr2   ....... (12)

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=14mr2   ....... (13)

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

H˙A=12mr2ω1ω2i+12mr2ω˙1j+14mr2ω˙2k   ....... (14)

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

vA=ω2k×rA/C   ....... (15)

Here, velocity of mass centre is vA and distance between C and A is rA/C.

Write the expression for rA/C.

rA/C=(bicj)   ....... (16)

Here, horizontal distance is b and vertical distance is c.

Substitute (bicj) for rA/C in equation (15)

vA=ω2k×(bicj) (17)

Write the expression for the matrix multiplication of the vector product for Equation (17).

vA=cω2i+bω2k   ....... (18)

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

aA=ω˙2k×rA/C+ω2k×vA   ....... (19)

Substitute (bicj) for rA/C and ω2k×(bicj) for vA

aA=ω˙2k×(bicj)+ω2k×ω2k×(bicj)   ....... (20)

Write the expression for the matrix multiplication of the vector product for Equation (20).

aA=(cω˙2bω22)i+(bω˙2+cω22)j   ....... (21)

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

F=Dxi+Dyj+Exi+Eyj   ....... (22)

Here, force at D in x-direction is Dx, force at D in -direction is Dy. force at E in x-direction is Ex, and force at E in y-direction is Ey.

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

F=maA   ....... (23)

Substitute Dxi+Dyj+Exi+Eyj for F in Equation (18).

Dxi+Dyj+Exi+Eyj=maA   ....... (24)

Substitute (cω˙2bω22)i+(bω˙2+cω22)j for aA in Equation (24)

Dxi+Dyj+Exi+Eyj=m[(cω˙2bω22)i+(bω˙2+cω22)j](Dx+Ex)i+(Dy+Ey)j=m(cω˙2bω22)i+m(bω˙2+cω22)j   ....... (25)

Compare the coefficients of the unit vector of i on both side of Equation (25).

Dx+Ex=m(cω˙2bω22)   ........ (26)

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

Dy+Ey=m(bω˙2+cω22)   ....... (27)

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

H˙E=H˙A+rA/E×maA   ....... (28)

Here, distance of E with respect to A is rA/E.

Write the expression for rA/E in vector form.

rA/E=bicj+lk   ....... (29)

Here distance from point A to E in figure is l.

Substitute 12mr2ω1ω2i+12mr2ω˙1j+14mr2ω˙2k for H˙A, bicj+lk for rA/E and (cω˙2bω22)i+(bω˙2+cω22)j for aA in Equation(28).

H˙E=(12mr2ω1ω2i+12mr2ω˙1j+14mr2ω˙2k)+14mr2ω˙2k+(bicj+lk)×m((cω˙2bω22)i+(bω˙2+cω22)j)   ....... (30)

Write the expression for the matrix multiplication for vector product for equation (30).

H˙E=[12mr2×ω1ω2i+12mr2×ω˙1j+14mr2×ω˙2k+(lm)(bω˙2+cω22)i+lm(cω˙2bω22)j+bm(bω˙2+cω22)k+cm(cω˙2bω22)k]H˙D=[m(12r2ω1ω2blω˙2clω22)i+m(14r2ω˙1+clω˙1blω22)ω˙2j+m(14r2+b2+c2)ω˙2k]   ....... (31)

Write the expression for the moment about E

ME=M0k+2lk×(Dxi+Dyj)   ....... (32)

Here, moment couple when system is at rest is M0.

Write the expression for the matrix multiplication for the vector product for equation (32).

ME=2lDyi+2lDxj+M0k   ....... (33)

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

ME=H˙D   ....... (34)

Substitute ME=2lDyi+2lDxj+M0k for ME in equation (25).

[2lDyi+2lDxj+M0k]=[m(12r2ω1ω2blω˙2clω22)i+m(14r2ω˙1+clω˙2blω22)j+m(14r2+b2+c2)ω˙2k]   ....... (30)

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

M0=m(14r2+b2+c2)ω˙2   ....... (31)

Calculation:

Substitute values of 2.5kg for m, (80mm) for r, (120mm) for b, 60mm for c and 8rad/s2 for ω˙2 in Equation (31).

M0=2.5kg(14(80mm)2+(120mm)2+(60mm)2)(8rad/s2)M0=2.5kg(14(80mm(1m1000mm))2+(120mm(1m1000mm))2+(60mm(1m1000mm))2)(8rad/s2)=0.392Nm

Thus value of couple M0 is 0.392Nm.

Conclusion:

The couple applied to shaft to produce acceleration is 0.392Nm.

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

(b)

The dynamic reaction at D

The dynamic reaction at E.

Answer to Problem 18.104P

The dynamic reactions at D is (21N)i+(28N)j.

The dynamic reactions at E is (21N)i+(4N)j.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

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

2lDx=m(14r2ω˙1+clω˙2blω22)Dx=m2l(14r2ω˙1+clω˙2blω22)   ....... (32).

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

2lDy=m(12r2ω1ω2blω˙2clω22)π2Dy=m2l(12r2ω1ω2+blω˙2+clω22)   ....... (33)

Substitute m2l(14r2ω˙1+clω˙2blω22) for Dx in Equation (21).

[m2l(14r2ω˙1+clω˙2blω22)+Ex]=m(cω˙2bω22)Ex=m(cω˙2bω22)[m2l(14r2ω˙1+clω˙2blω22)]Ex=m2l(12r2ω˙1+clω˙2blω22)   ....... (34)

Substitute m2l(12r2ω1ω2+blω˙2+clω22) for Dy in Equation (22).

[m2l(12r2ω1ω2+blω˙2+clω22)+Ey]=m(bω˙2+cω22)Ey=m(bω˙2+cω22)[m2l(12r2ω1ω2+blω˙2+clω22)]Ey=m2l(12r2ω1ω2+blω˙2+clω22)   ....... (35)

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

ω2=(12rad/s)k   ....... (36)

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

α2=(8rad/s2)k ...... (37)

Calculation:

Substitute values of 2.5kg for m, (80mm) for r, (120mm) for b, 60mm for c, (150mm) for l, 50rad/s for ω1, 0 for ω˙1, 12rad/s for ω2 ,and 8rad/s2 for ω˙2 in Equation (34).

Dx=2.5kg2(150mm)(14(80mm)2×0+(60mm)(150mm)(8rad/s2)(120mm)(150mm)(12rad/s)2)Dx=[2.5kg2(150mm(1m1000mm))×(14(80mm(1m1000mm))2×0+(60mm(1m1000mm))(150mm(1m1000mm))(8rad/s2)(120mm(1m1000mm))(150mm(1m1000mm))(12rad/s)2)]Dx=21N

Substitute values of 2.5kg for m, (80mm) for r, (120mm) for b, 60mm for c, (150mm) for l, 50rad/s for ω1, 12rad/s for ω2 ,and 8rad/s2 for ω˙2 in Equation (32).

Dy=2.5kg2(150mm)×(12(80mm)2(50rad/s)(12rad/s)+(120mm)(150mm)(8rad/s2)+(60mm)(150mm)(12rad/s)2)

Dy=2.5kg2(150mm)×(12(80mm)2(50rad/s)(12rad/s)+(120mm)(150mm)(8rad/s2)+(60mm)(150mm)(12rad/s)2)

Dy=2.5kg2(150mm(1m1000mm))×(12(80mm(1m1000mm))2(50rad/s)(12rad/s)+(120mm(1m1000mm))(150mm(1m1000mm))(8rad/s2)+(60mm(1m1000mm))(150mm(1m1000mm))(12rad/s)2)

Dy=28N

Hence, dynamic reaction at D is (21N)i+(28N)j.

Substitute values of 2.5kg for m, (80mm) for r, (120mm) for b, 60mm for c, (150mm) for l, 50rad/s for ω1, 12rad/s for ω2 ,and 8rad/s2 for ω˙2 in Equation (32).

Ex=2.5kg2(150mm)(12(80mm)2×0+(60mm)(150mm)×8rad/s2(120mm)(150mm)(12rad/s)2)Ex=2.5kg2(150mm)(12(80mm)2×0+(60mm)(150mm)×8rad/s2(120mm)(150mm)(12rad/s)2)Ex=21N

Substitute values of 2.5kg for m, (80mm) for r, (120mm) for b, 60mm for c, (150mm) for l, 50rad/s for ω1, 12rad/s for ω2 ,and 8rad/s2 for ω˙2 in Equation (32).

Ey=2.5kg2(150mm)(12(80mm)2(50rad/s)(12rad/s)+(120mm)(150mm)(8rad/s2)+(60mm)(150mm)(12rad/s)2)Ey=2.5kg2(150mm)(12(80mm)2(50rad/s)(12rad/s)+(120mm)(150mm)(8rad/s2)+(60mm)(150mm)(12rad/s)2)Ey=4N

Hence, dynamic reaction at E is (21N)i+(4N)j

Conclusion:

The dynamic reactions at D is (21N)i+(28N)j.

The dynamic reactions at E is (21N)i+(4N)j.

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