Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics - With Access
Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics - With Access
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Chapter 15.6, Problem 15.200P

(a)

To determine

The common angular acceleration of unit AB.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 15.200P

The common angular acceleration of unit AB (α) is (135.1rad/s2)k_.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The constant angular velocities of gears C and D is 30 rad/s and 20 rad/s respectively.

Calculation:

Draw the free body diagram of the planetary gear system as in Figure (1).

<x-custom-btb-me data-me-id='1725' class='microExplainerHighlight'>Vector</x-custom-btb-me> Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics - With Access, Chapter 15.6, Problem 15.200P , additional homework tip  1

Place origin at F.

Write the relative position vector (r1).

r1=(80mm)i+(260mm)j

Write the relative position vector (r2).

r2=(80mm)i+(50mm)j

Determine the velocity value (v1).

v1=ωE×r1

Here, ωE is the angular velocity of E.

Substitute (30rad/s)i for ωE and [(80mm)i+(260mm)j] for r1.

v1=(30)i×[(80)i+(260)j]=0+(7,800mm/s)k=(7,800mm/s)k

Determine the velocity value (v2).

v2=ωG×r2

Here, ωG is the angular velocity of G.

Substitute (20rad/s)i for ωG and [(80mm)i+(50mm)j] for r2.

v2=(20)i×[(80)i+(50)j]=0+(1,000mm/s)k=(1,000mm/s)

The motion of gear unit AB is ω=ωxi+ωyj+ωzk.

Determine the velocity vector (v1) with common angular velocity.

v1=ω×r1

Substitute (7,800mm/s)k for v1, ωxi+ωyj+ωzk for ω and [(80mm)i+(260mm)j] for r1.

7,800k=|ijkωxωyωz802600|=i(0260ωz)j(0+80ωz)+k(260ωx+80ωy)=(260ωz)i(80ωz)j+(260ωx+80ωy)k

Substitute 0 for ωz.

7,800k=(260(0))i(80(0))j+(260ωx+80ωy)k=(260ωx+80ωy)k (1)

Equate the k component in Equation (1).

7,800=(260ωx+80ωy) (2)

Determine the velocity vector (v2) with common angular velocity.

v2=ω×r2

Substitute (1,000mm/s)k for v2, ωxi+ωyj+ωzk for ω, 0 for ωz, and [(80mm)i+(50mm)j] for r2.

1,000k=|ijkωxωy080500|=i(00)j(00)+k(50ωx80ωy)=(50ωx80ωy)k

Equate the k component.

1,000=(50ωx80ωy) (3)

Add the Equation (2) and (3).

7,800+1,000=(260ωx+80ωy)+(50ωx80ωy)8,800=310ωxωx=8,800310ωx=28.387rad/s

Determine the value of ωy.

Substitute 28.387rad/s for ωx in Equation (3).

1,000=(50×28.38780ωy)1,0001,419.35=80ωyωy=419.3580ωy=5.242rad/s

Determine the common angular velocity of gears A and B (ω) using the relation.

ω=ωxi+ωyj+ωzk

Substitute 28.387rad/s for ωx, 5.242rad/s for ωy, and 0 for ωz.

ω=(28.387rad/s)i+(5.242rad/s)j

Draw the free body diagram of the shaft system with FH as in Figure (2).

Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics - With Access, Chapter 15.6, Problem 15.200P , additional homework tip  2

The point N is at nut, which is a part of unit AB and also is a part of shaft GH.

Write the distance of point N along x axis.

xN=12yN

Write the relative position vector (rN).

rN=xNi+yNj

Substitute 12yN for xN.

rN=12yNi+yNj

The nut N as a part of unit AB.

Determine the velocity vector (vN) using the relation.

vN=ω×rN

Substitute (28.4rad/s)i+(5.24rad/s)j for ω and [12yNi+yNj] for rN.

vN=[(28.4)i+(5.24)j]×[12yNi+yNj]=|ijk28.45.24012yNyN0|=i(00)j(00)+k(28.4yN2.62yN)=k(25.78yN) (4)

The nut N as a part of shaft FH.

Determine the velocity vector (vN) using the relation.

vN=ωFH×rN

Substitute ωFHi for ωFH and [12yNi+yNj] for rN.

vN=ωFHi×[12yNi+yNj]=|ijkωFH0012yNyN0|=i(00)j(00)+k(ωFHyN0)=k(ωFHyN) (5)

Equate the Equations (4) and (5).

(25.78yN)=(ωFHyN)ωFH=(25.8rad/s)i

The angular velocity vector ω rotates about the x-axis with angular velocity ωFH.

Determine the common angular acceleration of unit AB.

α=ωFH×ω

Substitute (25.8rad/s)i for ωFH and (28.4rad/s)i+(5.24rad/s)j for ω.

α=(25.8)i×[(28.4)i+(5.24)j]=0+135.1k=(135.1rad/s2)k

Therefore, the common angular acceleration of unit AB (α) is (135.1rad/s2)k_.

(b)

To determine

The acceleration of the tooth of gear A which is in contact with gear C at point 1.

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 15.200P

The acceleration of the tooth of gear A which is in contact with gear C at point 1

(a1) is (5.8m/s2)i(232m/s2)j_.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The constant angular velocities of gears C and D is 30 rad/s and 20 rad/s respectively.

Calculation:

Determine the acceleration of the tooth of gear A which is in contact with gear C at point 1.

a1=α×r1+ω×v1

Substitute (135.1rad/s2)k for α, [(80mm)i+(260mm)j] for r1, (28.4rad/s)i+(5.24rad/s)j for ω, and (7,800mm/s)k for v1.

a1=α×r1+ω×v1=|ijk00135.1802600|+|ijk28.45.240007,800|={[i(035,126)j(0+10,808)+k(00)]×1m1,000mm+[i(40,8720)j(221,5200)+k(00)]×1m1,000mm}={[35.13i10.81j]+[40.9i221.52j]}=[(5.8m/s2)i(232m/s2)j]

Therefore, the acceleration of the tooth of gear A which is in contact with gear C at point 1

(a1) is (5.8m/s2)i(232m/s2)j_.

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