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    Curvilinear Motion &

    Equations of MotionENGR 221

    April 16, 2003

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    Lecture Goals

    Normal and Tangential Coordinates

    Rectilinear Equations of Motion

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    Equations of motion

    From Newtons Second Law of motion

    where the force and acceleration are vectorquantities.

    F ma

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    Equations of motion

    The vectors can be broken into components similar to

    equilibrium

    x y z x y zx x y y z z& &

    F i F j F k m a i a j a k

    F ma F ma F ma

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    Equations of motion

    From equilibrium equations

    x

    y

    z

    0

    0

    0

    F

    F

    F

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    Equations of motion

    The difference between the equilibrium equations and

    the equations of motion is that the right hand side is

    no longer zero.

    x x

    y y

    z z

    F ma

    F maF ma

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    Procedure for solving the

    Equations of Motion

    1. Draw the Free-Body Diagram.

    2. Write the equations of motion

    3. Solve for the velocities and accelerations need

    or obtain the equations for the components.

    4. Solve for the forces

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    Example ProblemEquation of

    MotionA 80-kg skydiver falls at 85 m/s

    when she opens her parachute. If

    her speed is reduced to 5 m/sduring the next 60 m of fall,

    determine the average force exerted

    on her body by the parachute

    during this interval.

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    Example ProblemEquation of

    MotionDraw the free-body diagram

    of the skydiver.

    y yF ma

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    Example ProblemEquation of

    MotionRewrite the equation

    The acceleration is going to be a

    constant

    y y

    2

    p y80 kg 9.81 m/s 80 kg

    F ma

    F a

    p2

    y9.81 m/s

    80 kg

    Fa

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    Example ProblemEquation of

    MotionThe acceleration is defined as

    60 m 5 m/s

    0 85 m/s

    dv dv dxadt dx dt

    adx vdv

    adx vdv

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    Example ProblemEquation of

    MotionPlug in the acceleration equation

    5 m/s60 m 2p2

    0 85 m/s

    60 m

    p2 2 2

    0

    p

    9.81 m/s80 kg 2

    9.81 m/s 3600 m /s80 kg

    5584.8 N

    F vdx

    Fx

    F

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    Class ProblemRectilinear

    MotionThe 2000-lb elevator cage is

    brought to rest from an initial

    speed of 25 ft/s in a distanceof 50 ft. Determine the

    uniform deceleration and the

    tension in the elevator cable

    while the cage is coming to

    rest.

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    Example ProblemRectilinear

    Motion

    a) Determine the acceleration of body

    A and tension in the cable

    connecting the bodies.

    b) Determine the acceleration of body

    B if body A is replaced with a

    constant force of 245 N.

    Two bodies A and B with masses of 25 kg

    and 30 kg, respectively. During motion of

    the bodies,

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    Example ProblemRectilinear

    MotionDraw the free body diagram of the boxes A and B. The

    normal weight, NB and R is resistance due to friction and

    the tension T.

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    xampeProblem

    Equation ofMotion

    Find the equations of motion

    for the block.

    2

    Ay A Ay Ay

    Bx B Bx Bx

    2

    By B By B

    B

    25 kg 9.81 m/s 25 kg

    30 kg

    30 kg 9.81 m/s 0

    294.3 N

    F m a T a

    F m a T R a

    F m a N

    N

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    xampeProblem

    Equation ofMotion

    If there is no friction

    resistance thenaAy = aBx

    2

    Ay A Ay Ay

    Bx B Bx Bx2

    Bx Bx

    2 2

    Bx

    25 kg 25 kg 9.81 m/s

    30 kg

    30 kg 25 kg 25 kg 9.81 m/s

    4.46 m/s 30 kg 4.46 m/s 133.8 N

    F m a T a

    F m a T a

    a a

    a T

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    Example Problem

    Equation of Motion

    The force in the cable is T =245 N

    Bx2

    Bx

    245 N 30 kg

    8.167 m/s

    a

    a

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    Class Problem

    Rectilinear Motion

    a) Determine the acceleration of body A and tension

    in the cable connecting the bodies if the fiction is

    neglected.

    Two bodies A and B with masses of 100 kg and

    300 kg, respectively. During motion of the

    bodies,

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    Example ProblemRectilinear

    motion

    a) The acceleration of A

    b) The tension in the cable

    c) The velocity of body B

    after 5 sec.

    Twp bodies A (40 kg) and B (30 kg) are connected by a flexible

    cable. The kinetic coefficient of friction between body A and the

    inclined surface is mk= 0.25 and the system is released from rest.

    During the motion of the body determine.

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    Example ProblemRectilinear

    motionDraw the free body diagrams of the bodies

    xampe

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    xampeProblem

    Rectilinearmotion

    The equations are

    2

    Ax A Ax A Ax

    2

    Ay A Ay A

    A

    2

    By B By By

    32 40 kg 9.81 m/s 40 kg

    5

    440 kg 9.81 m/s 05

    313.92 N

    30 kg 9.81 m/s 30 kg

    F m a T F a

    F m a N

    N

    F m a T a

    xampe

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    xampeProblem

    Rectilinearmotion

    Use the constraints of the two length of the cable

    The direction so the block are moving the upward

    A B

    A B

    A B

    2 constant

    2 0

    2

    L s s

    s s

    s s

    xampe

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    xampeProblem

    Rectilinearmotion

    The frictional force is

    Rearrange the equations in terms of T

    A A A 0.25 313.92 N

    78.48 N

    F Nm

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    xampe

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    xampeProblem

    Rectilinearmotion

    The equations are

    Ax Ax

    Ax

    2

    Ax

    2 30 kg 2 294.3 N 313.92 N 40 kg

    274.68 N 160 kg

    1.717 m/s 191.3 N

    a a

    a

    a T

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    Equations of motion

    The difference between the linear and curvilinear

    equations of motion is the defined system.

    n n

    t t

    F ma

    F ma

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    Example ProblemCurvilinear

    motionThe bob of a 2 m pendulum describes an arc of circle in

    a vertical plane. If the tension in the cord is 2.5 times

    the weight of the bob for the position show, find thevelocity and acceleration of the bob at the position. .

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    Example ProblemCurvilinear

    motionDraw the free body diagram of the mass .

    t t

    o

    t

    n n

    o

    n

    sin 30

    2 cos 30

    F ma

    mg ma

    F ma

    mg mg ma

    +

    +

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    Example ProblemCurvilinear

    motionSolve for the acceleration .

    o 2 o

    t t

    2

    t

    o 2 o

    n n

    2

    t

    sin 30 9.81 m/s sin 304.90 m/s

    2 cos 30 9.81 m/s 2 cos 30

    16.30 m/s

    mg ma aa

    mg mg ma a

    a

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    Example ProblemCurvilinear

    motionCompute the tangential velocity .

    2t

    n t n

    2

    t 16.30 m/s 2 m

    5.71 m/s

    va v a

    v

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    Example ProblemCurvilinear

    motionDetermine the rated speed of a highway curve of radius

    = 400 ft. banked through an angle, q = 18o. The rated

    speed of the banked curve road is the speed at which acar should travel if no lateral friction force is to be

    exerted on its wheel.

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    Example ProblemCurvilinear

    motionDetermine the equation of motion

    for the car with a radius = 400 ft.

    banked through an angle, q = 18o

    .

    y

    o

    n n

    o

    n

    0

    cos 18 0

    sin 18

    F

    R WF ma

    R ma

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    Example ProblemCurvilinear

    motionSolve for R and find an.

    o

    o o

    n o

    o 2 o

    n

    2

    cos 18

    sin 18 sin 18

    cos 18

    tan 18 32.2 ft/s tan 18

    10.46 ft/s

    mg

    R

    mgma R

    a g

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    Example ProblemCurvilinear

    motionCompute the tangential velocity .

    2

    t

    n t n

    2

    t 10.46 ft/s 400 ft

    64.7 ft/s

    60 mph64.7 ft/s 44.1 mph

    88 ft/s

    v

    a v a

    v

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    Class ProblemCurvilinear

    motionAn airplane is descending at anangle, q = 20o with respect to

    the horizontal when it drops a

    bomb. If the altitude at thetime of release is 5000 m and

    speed of the plane 750 km/hr,

    determine the range

    (horizontal distance traveled)

    of the bomb and the elapsed

    time before it strikes the

    ground. Neglect air friction.

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    Homework (Due 4/23/03)

    Problems:

    15-10, 15-21,15-23, 15-57, 15-60, 15-61,

    15-62, 15-63, 15-64

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    Bonus ProblemCurvilinear

    motionA block B of mass m may slidefreely on a frictionless arm OA,

    which rotates in a horizontal

    plane at a constant rate ,Knowing that B is released at a

    distance r0 from O and express as

    a function of r (a) the

    components vrof the velocity of

    B along AO, (b) the magnitude

    of the horizontal force F exerted

    on B by the arm OA.

    q

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    Bonus ProblemCurvilinear

    motionDraw the free body diagram ofthe block B.

    r r

    20

    2

    F ma

    m r r

    F ma

    F m r r

    q q

    q

    q q

    +

    +

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    Bonus ProblemCurvilinear

    motionDetermine the velocity of the r component

    Substitute into the equation for r double dot

    r r

    r rr r

    v r r v

    dv dvdrr v v

    dr dt dr

    2rr0

    dvm v r

    drq

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    Bonus ProblemCurvilinear

    motionIntegrate

    r

    0

    f

    2 2rr r r

    r

    0.5

    2 2r 0

    v

    o

    dvv r v dv r dr dr

    v r r

    q q

    q

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    Bonus ProblemCurvilinear

    motionInsert the to find the

    force.and 0r q q

    0.52 2

    0

    0.5

    2 2 20

    0 2

    2

    F m r r r

    m r r

    q q

    q