Vector Mechanics For Engineers
Vector Mechanics For Engineers
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ISBN: 9781259977305
Author: BEER, Ferdinand P. (ferdinand Pierre), Johnston, E. Russell (elwood Russell), Cornwell, Phillip J., SELF, Brian P.
Publisher: Mcgraw-hill Education,
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Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.54P

Two small disks A and B of mass 2 kg and 1 kg, respectively, may slide on a horizontal and frictionless surface. They are connected by a cord of negligible mass and spin about their mass center G. At t = 0, G is moving with the velocity v 0 and its coordinates are x ¯ 0 = 0 , y ¯ 0 = 1.89 m . Shortly thereafter, the cord breaks and disk A is observed to move with a velocity v A = ( 5 m/s ) j in a straight line and at a distance a = 2.56 m from the y axis, while B moves with a velocity v B = ( 7.2 m/s ) i- ( 4.6 m/s ) j along a path intersecting the x axis at a distance b = 7.48 m from the origin O. Determine (a) the initial velocity v ¯ 0 of the mass center G of the two disks, (b) the length of the cord initially connecting the two disks, (c) the rate in rad s at which the disks were spinning about G.

Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.54P, Two small disks A and B of mass 2 kg and 1 kg, respectively, may slide on a horizontal and

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

(a)

The initial velocity, Vo of the centre of mass G.

Answer to Problem 14.54P

v0¯=(2.4m/s)i+(1.8m/s)j

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.54P , additional homework tip  1

Mass of the disk A, mA=2Κg

Mass of the disk B, mB=1Κg

At t=0,

Co-ordinates of G are x0¯=0,y0¯=1.89m and

Velocity of A, VA=(5m/s)j

Velocity, vB¯=(7.2m/s)i(4.6m/s)j

Distance a=2.56m

b=7.48m

Firstly, calculate for initial condition:

The free body diagram for initial condition is as follows:

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.54P , additional homework tip  2

The distance G from points A and B,

AGmB=AG+GBmA+mBAGmB=l2+1AG=13l

And,

BGmA=AG+GBmA+mBBGmA=l2+1BG=mA3lBG=23l

Now, considering linear momentum,

L0=mv0¯L0=3v0¯

Hence, angular momentum of both the disc about G,

(HG)0=AG×mAvA'+BG×mBvB'(HG)0=(13l)×2×(13lω)k+(23l)×1×(23lω)k(HG)0=(29l2ω)k+(49l2ω)k(HG)0=(23l2ω)k

Now, kinetic energy of the component is,

T0=12mv02¯+12mAv'A2+12mBv'B2T0=12(3)v02¯+12(2)(13lω)2+12(1)(23lω)2

T0=32v¯02+19(l2ω2)+29(l2ω2)T0=32v¯02+39(l2ω2)T0=32v¯02+13(l2ω2)

Calculation:

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.54P , additional homework tip  3

Using conservation of mass of linear momentum,

L0=L

mv0¯=mAvA+mBvB3v0¯=2(vAj)+1[(vB)xi(vB)yj]3v0¯=2(5j)+(1)[7.2i4.6j]3v0¯=10j+[7.2i4.6j]3v0¯=7.2i+5.4jv0¯=7.2i+5.4j3v0¯=(2.4m/s)i+(1.8m/s)j

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

(b)

The length of cord initially connecting the two disks.

Answer to Problem 14.54P

l=600mm

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.54P , additional homework tip  4

Mass of the disk A, mA=2Κg

Mass of the disk B, mB=1Κg

At t=0,

Co-ordinates of G are x0¯=0,y0¯=1.89m and

Velocity of A, VA=(5m/s)j

Velocity, vB¯=(7.2m/s)i(4.6m/s)j

Distance a=2.56m

b=7.48m

Firstly, calculate for initial condition:

The free body diagram for initial condition is as follows:

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.54P , additional homework tip  5

The distance G from points A and B,

AGmB=AG+GBmA+mBAGmB=l2+1AG=13l

And,

BGmA=AG+GBmA+mBBGmA=l2+1BG=mA3lBG=23l

Now, considering linear momentum,

L0=mv0¯L0=3v0¯

Hence, angular momentum of both the disc about G,

(HG)0=AG×mAvA'+BG×mBvB'(HG)0=(13l)×2×(13lω)k+(23l)×1×(23lω)k(HG)0=(29l2ω)k+(49l2ω)k(HG)0=(23l2ω)k

Now, kinetic energy of the component is,

T0=12mv02¯+12mAv'A2+12mBv'B2T0=12(3)v02¯+12(2)(13lω)2+12(1)(23lω)2

T0=32v¯02+19(l2ω2)+29(l2ω2)T0=32v¯02+39(l2ω2)T0=32v¯02+13(l2ω2)

Calculation:

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.54P , additional homework tip  6

Using conservation of mass of linear momentum,

L0=L

mv0¯=mAvA+mBvB3v0¯=2(vAj)+1[(vB)xi(vB)yj]3v0¯=2(5j)+(1)[7.2i4.6j]3v0¯=10j+[7.2i4.6j]3v0¯=7.2i+5.4jv0¯=7.2i+5.4j3v0¯=(2.4m/s)i+(1.8m/s)j

Conservation of angular momentum of both the disc about point O,

(1.89j)×mvo¯+(HG)0=(2.56i)mAvA+(7.48i)mBvB(1.89j)×3(2.4i+1.8j)+23l2ωk=(2.56i)×2×5j+(7.48i)×(7.2i4.7j)

13.608k+23l2ωk=25.6k34.408k23l2ωk=25.6k34.408k+13.608k23l2ω=4.80l2ω=7.20_________(1)

Now, applying law of conservation of energy: T0=T

32v02¯+13l2ω2=12mAvA2+12mBvB232[(2.4)2+(1.8)2]+13l2ω2=12(2)(5)2+12(1)[(7.2)2+(4.6)2]32×9+13l2ω2=25+73213.5+13l2ω2=25+36.513l2ω2=48l2ω2=144_________(2)

Dividing equation (2) by equation (1);

l2ω2l2ω=1447.20ω=20rad/s

Now, substituting the value of ? in equation (1);

l2ω=7.20l2(20)=7.20l2=7.2020

l2=0.36l=0.6mor,l=600mm

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

(c)

The rate in rad/s at which the disks were spinning about G.

Answer to Problem 14.54P

ω=20rad/s

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.54P , additional homework tip  7

Mass of the disk A, mA=2Κg

Mass of the disk B, mB=1Κg

At t=0,

Co-ordinates of G are x0¯=0,y0¯=1.89m and

Velocity of A, VA=(5m/s)j

Velocity, vB¯=(7.2m/s)i(4.6m/s)j

Distance a=2.56m

b=7.48m

Firstly, calculate for initial condition:

The free body diagram for initial condition is as follows:

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.54P , additional homework tip  8

The distance G from points A and B,

AGmB=AG+GBmA+mBAGmB=l2+1AG=13l

And,

BGmA=AG+GBmA+mBBGmA=l2+1BG=mA3lBG=23l

Now, considering linear momentum,

L0=mv0¯L0=3v0¯

Hence, angular momentum of both the disc about G,

(HG)0=AG×mAvA'+BG×mBvB'(HG)0=(13l)×2×(13lω)k+(23l)×1×(23lω)k(HG)0=(29l2ω)k+(49l2ω)k(HG)0=(23l2ω)k

Now, kinetic energy of the component is,

T0=12mv02¯+12mAv'A2+12mBv'B2T0=12(3)v02¯+12(2)(13lω)2+12(1)(23lω)2

T0=32v¯02+19(l2ω2)+29(l2ω2)T0=32v¯02+39(l2ω2)T0=32v¯02+13(l2ω2)

Calculation:

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 14.2, Problem 14.54P , additional homework tip  9

Using conservation of mass of linear momentum,

L0=L

mv0¯=mAvA+mBvB3v0¯=2(vAj)+1[(vB)xi(vB)yj]3v0¯=2(5j)+(1)[7.2i4.6j]3v0¯=10j+[7.2i4.6j]3v0¯=7.2i+5.4jv0¯=7.2i+5.4j3v0¯=(2.4m/s)i+(1.8m/s)j

Conservation of angular momentum of both the disc about point O,

(1.89j)×mvo¯+(HG)0=(2.56i)mAvA+(7.48i)mBvB(1.89j)×3(2.4i+1.8j)+23l2ωk=(2.56i)×2×5j+(7.48i)×(7.2i4.7j)

13.608k+23l2ωk=25.6k34.408k23l2ωk=25.6k34.408k+13.608k23l2ω=4.80l2ω=7.20_________(1)

Now, applying law of conservation of energy: T0=T

32v02¯+13l2ω2=12mAvA2+12mBvB232[(2.4)2+(1.8)2]+13l2ω2=12(2)(5)2+12(1)[(7.2)2+(4.6)2]32×9+13l2ω2=25+73213.5+13l2ω2=25+36.513l2ω2=48l2ω2=144_________(2)

Dividing equation (2) by equation (1);

l2ω2l2ω=1447.20ω=20rad/s

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