Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics
Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics
12th Edition
ISBN: 9781259638091
Author: Ferdinand P. Beer, E. Russell Johnston Jr., David Mazurek, Phillip J. Cornwell, Brian Self
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 15.4, Problem 15.135P

(a)

To determine

 Find the angular acceleration of the bar DE.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 15.135P

The angular acceleration of bar DE is 16.53rad/s2(Counterclockwise)_.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The constant angular velocity of AB is ωAB=4rad/s(Clockwise)=4k.

Calculation:

Consider the bar AB.

Show the position (rB/A) of the point B with respect to A as follows:

rB/A=3i+12232j=3i+135j

Calculate the velocity at B using the relation:

vB=ωAB×rB/A

Substitute 4k for ωAB and 3i+135j for rB/A.

vB=4k×(3i+135j)=12j+4135i=4135i12j

Consider the object BDF.

Consider the position of the point D with respect to B is denoted by rD/B=(6in.)i.

Consider the position of the point F with respect to B is denoted by rF/B=(3i135j)in..

Consider the angular velocity of the bar BD is denoted by ωBD=ωBDk.

Calculate the velocity at D using the relation:

vD=vB+vB/D=vB+ωBDk×rD/B

Substitute 4135i12j for vB and (6in.)i for rD/B.

vD=(4135i12j)+ωBDk×(6in.)i=(4135i12j)+6ωBDj (1)

Consider the bar DE.

Consider the position of the point D with respect to E is denoted by rD/E=(3i+135j)in..

The velocity at E is vE=0, as point E is fixed.

Calculate the velocity at D using the relation:

vD=vE+ωDEk×rD/E

Substitute 0 for vE and (3i+135j)in. for rD/E.

vD=0+ωDEk×(3i+135j)in=3ωDEj135ωDEi=135ωDEi+(3ωDE)j (2)

Equate Equation (1) and (2).

(4135i12j)+6ωBDj=135ωDEi+(3ωDE)j (3)

Equate i component of Equation (3) as follows:

4135=135ωDEωDE=4135135ωDE=4rad/sωDE=4rad/s(Clockwise)

Equate j component of the Equation (3).

12+6ωBD=3ωDE6ωBD=3ωDE+12ωBD=(3ωDE+126)

Substitute 4rad/s for ωDE.

ωBD=(3×(4)+126)=(246)=4rad/s(Counterclockwise)

The angular acceleration of AB is αAB=0.

Consider the bar AB.

Calculate the acceleration at B using the relation:

aB=αAB×rB/AωAB2rB/A

Substitute 0 for αAB, 3i+135j for rB/A and 4rad/s for ωAB.

aB=0(4)2×(3i+135j)=48i16135j

Consider the object BDF.

Calculate the acceleration at D using the relation:

aD=aB+aD/B=aB+αBD×rD/BωBD2rD/B=aB+(αBDk)×rD/BωBD2rD/B

Substitute 48i16135j for aB, (6in.)i for rD/B, and 4rad/s for ωBD.

aD=48i16135j+(αBDk)×6i42×6iaD=48i16135j+6αBDj96iaD=144i+(16135+6αBD)j (4)

Consider the bar DE.

Calculate the acceleration at D using the relation:

aD=αDE×rD/EωDE2rD/E=(αDEk)×rD/EωDE2rD/E

Substitute (3i+135j)in. for rD/E and 4rad/s for ωDE.

aD=αDEk×(3i+135j)(4)2×(3i+135j)aD=3αDEj135αDEi+48i16135jaD=(135αDE+48)i+(3αDE16135)j (5)

Equate Equation (4) and (5).

144i+(16135+6αBD)j=(135αDE+48)i+(3αDE16135)j (6)

Equate i component of Equation (6).

144=135αDE+48αDE=192135=16.53rad/s2(Counterclockwise)

Thus, the angular acceleration of DE is 16.53rad/s2(Counterclockwise)_.

(b)

To determine

Find the acceleration of point F.

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 15.135P

The acceleration at F is 193.6rad/s2_ making angle 7.36° clockwise below horizontal

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Calculation:

Refer Part (a).

Consider the position of the point F with respect to point B is denoted by rF/B=3i135j.

Calculate the velocity (aF) at F using the relation:

aF=aB+αBD×rF/BωBD2rF/B

Substitute (48i16135j) for aB, 3i135j  for rF/B, 8.265k for αBD, and 4rad/s for ωBD

aF=(48i16135j)8.265k×(3i135j)(4)2×(3i135j)aF=(48i16135j)(24.795j+96.03i)(48i185.903j)aF=(48i16135j)+(-24.795j96.03i)(48i185.903j)aF=192i24.795j

Calculate the magnitude of acceleration at F using the relation:

aF=(192)2+(24.795)2=193.6rad/s2

Find the direction of the acceleration at F as follows:

tanθ=(24.795192)θ=tan1(24.795192)=7.36°

Thus, the acceleration at F is 193.6rad/s2_ making angle 7.36° clockwise below horizontal.

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