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 17.1, Problem 17.45P

The uniform rods AB and BC are of mass 3 kg and 8 kg, respectively, and collar C has a mass of 4 kg. Knowing that at the instant shown the velocity of collar C is 0.9 m/s downward, determine the velocity of point B after rod AB has rotated through 90°.

Chapter 17.1, Problem 17.45P, The uniform rods AB and BC are of mass 3 kg and 8 kg, respectively, and collar C has a mass of 4 kg.

Fig. P17.45

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Find the velocity of point B after rod AB has rotated through 90°.

Answer to Problem 17.45P

The velocity of point B after rod AB has rotated through 90°.is 3.87m/s_.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The mass (mAB) of the rod AB is 3 kg.

The mass (mBC) of the rod BC is 8 kg.

The mass (mC) of the collar C is 4 kg.

The velocity (vC) of the collar C is 0.9 m/s.

Calculation:

Refer the system shown.

Find the length (lBC) of rod BC.

lBC=1502+3602=390mm

Find the mass moment of inertia (I¯AB) of the rod AB using the equation:

I¯AB=112mABLAB2

Substitute 3 kg for mAB and 150 mm for LAB.

I¯AB=112(3)(150mm×1m1,000mm)2=5.625×103kgm2

Find the mass moment of inertia (I¯BC) of the rod BC using the equation:

I¯BC=112mBCLBC2

Substitute 8 kg for mAB and 390 mm for LAB.

I¯BC=112(8)(390mm×1m1,000mm)2=101.4×103kgm2

Consider the position 1 of the system as shown.

Sketch the position 1 as shown in Figure (1).

Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 17.1, Problem 17.45P , additional homework tip  1

Refer Figure (1).

Since (vB)1and (vC)1 are parallel, the instantaneous center of rod BC lies at . Therefore the angular velocity of rod BC [(ωBC)1] at position 1 is 0.

Find the velocity (vB) at point B.

vB=v¯BC=vC

Here, v¯BC is the velocity of rod BC.

Substitute 0.9 m/s for vC.

vB=0.9m/s

Consider rod AB rotates about point A.

Find the angular velocity of rod AB (ωAB) at position 1 using the kinematics.

(ωAB)=vBlAB

Substitute 0.9 m/s for vB and 150 mm for lAB.

ωAB=0.9(150mm×1m1,000mm)=6rad/s

Find the velocity of rod AB using the kinematics.

v¯AB=lAB2ωAB

Substitute 150 mm for lAB and 6rad/s for ωAB.

v¯AB=(150mm×1m1,000mm)2(6)=0.45m/s

Find the kinetic energy (T1) of the system at position 1 using the equation:

T1=12mABv¯AB2+12I¯ABωAB2+12mBCv¯BC2+12I¯BCωBC2+12mCv¯C2

Substitute 3 kg for mAB, 0.45 m/s for v¯AB2, 5.625×103kgm2 for I¯AB, 6 rad/s for ωAB, 8 kg for mBC, 0.9 m/s for v¯BC, 101.4×103kgm2 for I¯BC, 0 for ωBC, 4 kg for mC, and 0.9 m/s for v¯C.

T1=12(3)(0.45)2+12(5.625×103)(6)2+12(8)(0.9)2+12(101.4×103)(0)+12(4)(0.9)2=0.30375+0.10125+3.24+0+1.62=5.265J

Refer Figure (1),

Consider the datum is a level line through point A.

Find the potential energy (V1) of the system at position 1 using the equation:

V1=mABg(hAB)1+mBCg(hBC)1+mCg(hC)1

Substitute (hC)12 for (hBC)1.

V1=mABg(hAB)1+mBCg(hC)12+mCg(hC)1

Substitute 3 kg for mAB, 9.81m/s2 for g, 0 for (hAB)1, 8 kg for mBC,4 kg for mC and 360mm for (hC)1.

V1=(3)(9.81)(0)+(8)(9.81)(360mm×1m1,000mm2)+(4)(9.81)(360mm×1m1,000mm)=014.126414.1264=28.2528J

Consider the position 2 of the system when the rod AB has rotated 90°.

Sketch the position 2 as shown in Figure (2).

Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 17.1, Problem 17.45P , additional homework tip  2

Consider rod AB rotates about point A.

Find the angular velocity of rod AB [(ωAB)2] at position 2 using the kinematics.

(ωAB)2=(vB)2lAB

Substitute 150 mm for lAB.

(ωAB)2=(vB)2(150mm×1m1,000mm)=(vB)20.150

Find the velocity of rod AB using the kinematics.

(v¯AB)2=lAB2ωAB

Substitute 150 mm for lAB and (vB)20.150 for ωAB.

v¯AB=(150mm×1m1,000mm)2[(vB)20.150]=0.5(vB)2

Consider the point C is the instantaneous center of rod BC. Therefore the velocity at point C at position 2 (vC)2=0.

Find the angular velocity of rod BC [(ωBC)2] at position 2 using the kinematics.

(ωBC)2=(vB)2lBC

Substitute 390 mm for lBC.

(ωBC)2=(vB)2(390mm×1m1,000mm)=(vB)20.390

Find the velocity of rod AB using the kinematics.

(v¯BC)2=lBC2ωBC

Substitute 390 mm for lBC and (vB)20.390 for ωBC.

v¯BC=(390mm×1m1,000mm)2[(vB)20.390]=0.5(vB)2

Find the kinetic energy (T2) of the system at position 2 using the equation:

T2=12mAB(v¯AB)22+12I¯AB(ωAB)22+12mBC(v¯BC)22+12I¯BC(ωBC)22+12mC(v¯C)22

Substitute 3 kg for mAB, 0.5(vB)2 for v¯AB2, 5.625×103kgm2 for I¯AB, (vB)20.150 for ωAB, 8 kg for mBC, 0.5(vB)2 for v¯BC, 101.4×103kgm2 for I¯BC, (vB)20.390 for ωBC, 4 kg for mC, and 0 m/s for (v¯C)2.

T2={12(3)[0.5(vB)2]2+12(5.625×103)[(vB)20.150]2+12(8)[0.5(vB)2]2+12(101.4×103)[(vB)20.390]2+12(4)(0)2}=0.375(vB)22+0.125(vB)22+(vB)22+0.33333(vB)22+0=1.83333(vB)22

Refer Figure (1).

Consider the datum is a level line through point A.

Find the potential energy (V1) of the system at position 1 using the equation:

V1=mABg(hAB)1+mBCg(hBC)1+mCg(hC)1

Substitute (hC)12 for (hBC)1.

V1=mABg(hAB)22+mBCg[(hAB)2+(hBC)22]+mCg[(hAB)2+(hBC)2]

Substitute 3 kg for mAB, 9.81m/s2 for g, 150mm for (hAB)2, 8 kg for mBC,4 kg for mC and 390mm for (hBC)2.

V1={(3)(9.81)(0.150m2)+(8)(9.81)(0.150m+0.390m2)+(4)(9.81)[(0.150m)+(0.390m)]}=2.2072527.075621.1896=50.47245J

Consider the conservation of energy equation:

Find the velocity of point B [(vB)2] after rod AB has rotated through 90°.

T1+V1=T2+V2

Substitute 5.265J for T1, 28.2528J for V1, 1.83333(vB)22 for T2, and 50.47245J for V2.

5.26528.2528=1.83333(vB)2250.472451.83333(vB)22=27.48465(vB)2=3.87m/s

Substitute ω1 for ω2.

0.3744ω12+13.3185=0.2976(ω1)2+23.5440.0768ω12=23.54413.3185ω2=11.54rads×1rev2πrad×60s1minω2110.8rpm

Thus, velocity of point B after rod AB has rotated through 90°.is 3.87m/s_.

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