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 16.2, Problem 16.138P

Solve Prob. 16.137 when θ = 90 ° .

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To determine

The forces exerted on the connecting rod at points B and D.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Connecting rod length, l=250mm

Crank length b=100mm

Rod mass, m=1.2kg

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 16.2, Problem 16.138P , additional homework tip  1

Position vector,rB/A=0.1j

Points D and A horizontal distance,

x=l2b2

=(250)2(100)2

x=0.229m

Position vector rD/B ,

rD/B=(0.229)i(0.1)j

Crank angular velocity in the form of vector,

ωAB=600k

Point B velocity,

vB=ωAB×rB/A

vB=(600×2π60)k×0.1j

=62.83k×0.1j

vB=(6.283)(k×j)

vB=(6.283m/s)i

Point B angular velocity in the form of vector is ωBDk

Point D velocity is given by,

vD=vB+(ωBD×rD/B)

vD=vDi

ωBD=ωBDk

vDi=6.283i+(ωBDk×(0.229)i(0.1)j)

vDi=6.283i(0.229ωBD)(k×i)(0.1ωBD)(k×j) …………..(Equation A)

vDi=6.283i(0.229ωBD)j(0.1ωBD)i

Compare j terms from equation A,

0=(0.229ωBD)

ωBD=0

Compare i terms from equation A,

vD=6.283+0.1ωBD

vD=6.283+0.1×0

vD=6.283m/s

Crank AB angular acceleration is zero i.e. αAB=0

Vector form of point B relative angular acceleration is αBDk

Vector form of point D acceleration is aDi

Point B acceleration,

aB=αABrB/Aω2ABrB/A

aB=((600×2π60)k)2×0.1j

aB=(394.78m/s2)j

Point D acceleration,

aD=aB+αBD×rD/Bω2BD×rD/B

Here, aD=aDiαBD=αBDkωBD=0

aDi={(394.78)j+(αBDk×(0.229)i(0.1)j)0}

aDi=(394.78)j((0.229αBD)(k×i)(0.1αBD)(k×j))

aDi=(394.78)j((0.229αBD)j+(0.1αBD)i) ………… (Equation B)

Compare j terms in equation B,

0=(394.78)(0.229αBD)

αBD=394.780.229

αBD=1,723.19rad/s2

Vector form of angular acceleration of connecting rod BD is

αBD=(1,723.19rad/s2)k

Compare i terms in equation B,

aD=0.1αBD

aD=0.1×1,723.19

aD=172.319m/s2

Vector form of acceleration of point D is aD=(172.319m/s2)i

rG/D position vector is rG/D=0.1145i+0.05j

Pont G acceleration,

aG=aD+αBD×rG/Dω2BD×rG/D

Here, aD=172.31irG/D=0.1145i+0.05jαBD=1723.19kωBD=0

aG=172.31i+(1723.19k×0.1145i+0.05j)

aG=172.31i+(197.34(k×i)86.159(k×j))

aG=172.31i+(197.34j86.159i)

aG=86.159i197.34j

Point G inertial force,

FG=mBDaG

Here, mBD=1.2kg

FG=1.2×(86.159i197.34j)

Force horizontal component from figure 2,

Bx=mDaD+(mBDaG)x

Here, mD=1.8kg

Bx=(1.8)(172.319)103.391

Bx=413.52N

Connected rod BD moment of inertia,

IBD=mBDl212

IBD=1.2×(0.25)212

IBD=0.00625kg.m2

Moment at B from figure 2,

(xN)k=(IBDαBD)k+rD/B×(mDaD)+rG/D×(mBDaG)

Here, IBD=0.00625kg.m2αBD=1,723.19rad/s2rD/B=(0.229)i(0.1)jmD=1.8kgaD=172.31irG/D=0.1145i+0.05jmBDaG=103.39i236.808j

(0.229×N)k=(0.00625×1,723.19)k+((0.229)i(0.1)j)(1.8)(172.31i)+(0.1145i+0.05j)×(103.39i236.808j) ……..(Equation C)

Compare K terms from equation C,

0.229N=19.918

N=86.92N

Force vertical component from figure 2,

N+By=(mBDaG)y

(mBDaG)y=236.808

86.92N+By=236.808

By=323.8N

Point B resultant reaction,

BR=B2x+B2y

Here, Bx=413.52N

BR=(413.52N)2+(323.8N)2

BR=525N

Resultant angle,

ϕ=tan1(ByBx)

ϕ=tan1(323.8N413.52N)

ϕ=38.1°

The force exerted at point B is BR=525N at an angle of ϕ=38.1°

Vector Mechanics For Engineers, Chapter 16.2, Problem 16.138P , additional homework tip  2

Forces along connecting rod from figure 3,

FD+Nj=(mDaD)i

FD+(86.92N)j=1.8×(172.319)i

FD=(310.14N)i(86.92N)j

Hence, piston exerts force in rod which is FD i.e.

FD'=(310.14N)i+(86.92N)j

Point D resultant reaction,

(FD)R=(310.14N)2+(86.92N)2

(FD)R=322N

Resultant angle,

β=tan1(86.92N310.14N)

β=15.7°

The force exerted at point D is (FD)R=322N at an angle of β=15.7°

Conclusion:

The force exerted at point B is BR=525N.

The force exerted at point D is (FD)R=322N.

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