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 6.4, Problem 6.158P
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The force exerted by each cylinder shown in figure P6.157 if θ=0° .

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Answer to Problem 6.158P

The force exerted by the cylinder EF is 3.35kips compression, force exerted by the cylinder AD is 11.03kips compression and the force exerted by the cylinder CG is 2.29kips compression.

Explanation of Solution

Take all vectors along the x axis and y axis as positive.

Let P is the force exerted on the bucket at J.

The magnitude of force P is equal to 2kips and angle that force P makes with x axis equal to, θ=0°.

The free body diagram of the bucket is sketched below as figure 1.

 Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 6.4, Problem 6.158P , additional homework tip  1

Here, FCG is the magnitude of force exerted by the cylinder CG on the bucket ,H is the joint about which bucket rotate and α is the angle that direction of force FCG makes with y axis.

Write the expression for the moment at H

MH=F×D (I)

Here, MH is the net moment at H, F is the force, and D is the perpendicular distance between the H and the point where force is experienced.

Above equation implies that net moment at any point is the sum of product of each force acting on the system and perpendicular distance of the force and the point.

The moment at H is due to the x and y component of force FCG and sine and cosine component of force P.

Thus, the complete expression of net anticlockwise moment MH at point H.

MH=FCGcosα(10in.)+FCGsinα(10in.)+Pcosθ(16in.)+Psinθ(8in.)=0 (II)

Here, MH is the sum of all moment of force at H.

At equilibrium, the sum of the moment acting at H will be zero.

Write the expression for the total moment acting at H.

MH=FCGcosα(10in.)+FCGsinα(10in.)+Pcosθ(16in.)+Psinθ(8in.)=0 (III)

From figure 1 , write the expression for the cosα.

cosα=45

From figure 1 , write the expression for the sinα.

sinα=35

The free body diagram of the bucket and arm ABH is sketched below as figure 2.

Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 6.4, Problem 6.158P , additional homework tip  2

Here, FAD is the magnitude of force exerted by the cylinder AD on the arm AH ,B is the joint about which the arm AH rotate and β is the angle that direction of force FAD makes with x axis.

Write the expression for the moment at B

MB=F×D (IV)

Here, MB is the net moment at J, F is the force, and D is the perpendicular distance between the B and the point where force is experienced.

Above equation implies that net moment at any point is the sum of product of each force acting on the system and perpendicular distance of the force and the point.

The moment at B is due to the x component of force FAD , y component of force FAD, sine and cosine component of force P.

Thus, the complete expression of net anticlockwise moment MB at point B.

MB=FADcosβ(12in.)+FADsinβ(10in.)+Pcosθ(86in.)Psinθ(42in.)=0 (V)

Here, MB is the sum of all moment of force at B.

At equilibrium, the sum of the moment acting at B will be zero.

Write the expression for the total moment acting at J.

MB=FADcosβ(12in.)+FADsinβ(10in.)+Pcosθ(86in.)Psinθ(42in.)=0 (VI)

From figure 2 , write the expression for the cosβ and sinβ.

cosβ=45

sinβ=35

Geometry of cylinder EF is shown in figure 4.

Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 6.4, Problem 6.158P , additional homework tip  3

The free body diagram of the bucket and both arms is sketched below as figure 4.

Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 6.4, Problem 6.158P , additional homework tip  4

Here, FEF is the magnitude of force exerted by the cylinder EF on the arm BI ,I is the joint about which arm BI rotate and γ is the angle that direction of force FEF makes with x axis.

Write the expression for the moment at I

MI=F×D (VII)

Here, MI is the net moment at I, F is the force, and D is the perpendicular distance between the I and the point where force is experienced.

Above equation implies that net moment at any point is the sum of product of each force acting on the system and perpendicular distance of the force and the point.

The moment at I is due to the x component of force FEF and sine and cosine component of force P.

Thus, the complete expression of net anticlockwise moment MK at point K.

MI=FEFcosγ(18in.)+Pcosθ(28in.)Psinθ(120in.)=0 (VIII)

Here, MI is the sum of all moment of force at I.

At equilibrium, the sum of the moment acting at I will be zero.

Write the expression for the total moment acting at I.

MI=FEFcosγ(18in.)+Pcosθ(28in.)Psinθ(120in.)=0 (IX)

From figure 3 , write the expression for the tanγ

tanγ=16in.40in. (X)

Calculation:

Substitute 45 for cosα , 35 for sinα , 2kips for P and 0° for θ rearrange the equation (III) to get FEF.

FCG(45)(10in.)+FCG(35)(10in.)+Pcos0°(16in.)+Psin0°(8in.)=0

FCG=(2kips)(16in.)+(2kips)(12)(8in.)(45)(10in.)+(35)(10in.)=(2kips)((16in.)+(8in.))(45)(10in.)+(35)(10in.)=2.29kips

The negative sign indicate that the cylinder undergoes compression.

Substitute 45 for cosβ , 35 for sinβ , 2kips for P and 0° for θ rearrange the equation (VI) to get FAD.

FAD(45)(12in.)+FAD(35)(10in.)+(2kips)cos0°(86in.)(2kips)sin0°(42in.)=0

FAD=(2kips)((42in.)(86in.))(45)(12in.)+(35)(10in.)=11.03kips

The negative sign indicate that the cylinder undergoes compression.

Rearrange the equation (X) to get γ .

Vector Mechanics for Engineers: Statics and Dynamics, Chapter 6.4, Problem 6.158P , additional homework tip  5tanγ=16in.40in.γ=21.801°

Substitute 21.801° for γ and 2kips for P and 0° for θ rearrange the equation (IX) to get FEF.

FEFcos(21.801°)(18in.)+(2kips)cos0°(28in.)(2kips)sin0°(120in.)=0

FEF=(2kips)((120in.)(28in.))cos(21.801°)(18in.)=3.35kips

The positive sign indicate that the cylinder EF undergoes compression.

Therefore, the force exerted by the cylinder EF is 3.35kips compression, force exerted by the cylinder AD is 11.03kips compression and the force exerted by the cylinder CG is 2.29kips compression.

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