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Dynamics 2e 817
Problem 4.110
The motor
B
is used to raise and lower the crate
C
by a pulley system. At the
instant shown, the cable is being retracted by the motor with the constant speed
vcD5ft=s. The weight of the crate is WCD450 lb.
If the overall efficiency of the system is 0.82, determine the power input to
the motor that the meter at Awould read.
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Problem 4.111
Assuming that the motor shown has an efficiency
✏D0:80
, determine the
power to be supplied to the motor if it is to pull a
250 lb
crate up the incline
with a constant speed
vD7ft=s
. Assume that the kinetic friction coefficient
between the slide and the crate is kD0:25 and that ✓D28ı.
Solution
We model the crate as a particle subject to its own weight
mg
, the normal reaction
from the incline N, the friction force Fand the tension in the cord Fc.
Dynamics 2e 819
Problem 4.112
Assume that the motor shown has an efficiency
✏D0:82
and that it draws
6hp
.
Determine the constant speed with which the motor can pull a
300 lb
crate up
the incline if the kinetic friction coefficient between the slide and the crate is
kD0:45 and ✓D32ı.
Solution
We model the crate as a particle subject to its own weight
mg
, the normal reaction
from the incline N, the friction force Fand the tension in the cord Fc.
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Problem 4.113
Rubber bumpers are commonly used in marine applications to keep boats and ships from getting damaged
by docks. Consider a boat with a mass of
35;000 kg
and a bumper with a force compression profile
given by
FBDˇx3
, where
ˇ
is a constant and
x
is the compression of the bumper. Treating the boat
C
as a particle, neglecting its vertical motion, and neglecting the drag force between the water and the
boat
C
, determine
ˇ
so that if the boat were to impact the bumper with a speed of
4m=s
, the maximum
compression of the bumper would be 18 cm.
Solution
We model
C
as a particle subject only to its own weight
mg
, the force
of the bumper
FB
, and the force of the water
FW
. We neglect vertical
Dynamics 2e 821
Problem 4.114
The crates
A
and
B
of mass
mAD50 kg
and
mBD75 kg
, respec-
tively, are connected by a pulley system. The system is released from
rest on the inclined surfaces for which
✓D30ı
. Friction between
A
and the inclined surface on which it slides is insufficient to prevent
slipping, and friction between
B
and the incline on which it slides
is negligible. The cables in the pulley system are inextensible, and
the coefficient of kinetic friction between crate
A
and the horizontal
surface is k.
Letting
kD0
, determine the speed of
B
after
A
slides
5
m up
the incline.
Solution
We model
A
and
B
as a system of particles subject to the weights of
A
and
B
,
mAg
and
mBg
, respectively, the reaction with the ground
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Dynamics 2e 823
Problem 4.115
The crates
A
and
B
of mass
mAD50 kg
and
mBD75 kg
, respec-
tively, are connected by a pulley system. The system is released from
rest on the inclined surfaces for which
✓D30ı
. Friction between
A
and the inclined surface on which it slides is insufficient to prevent
slipping, and friction between
B
and the incline on which it slides
is negligible. The cables in the pulley system are inextensible, and
the coefficient of kinetic friction between crate
A
and the horizontal
surface is k.
Determine the required value of
k
so that the speed of
B
is
7m=s
after it slides 5m down the incline.
Solution
NOTE: the given value of the speed of Bshould be 7m=s instead of 10 m=s.
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Dynamics 2e 825
Problem 4.116
The crates
A
and
B
of mass
mAD50 kg
and
mBD75 kg
, respec-
tively, are connected by a pulley system. The system is released from
rest on the inclined surfaces for which
✓D30ı
. Friction between
A
and the inclined surface on which it slides is insufficient to prevent
slipping, and friction between
B
and the incline on which it slides
is negligible. The cables in the pulley system are inextensible, and
the coefficient of kinetic friction between crate
A
and the horizontal
surface is k.
Letting
kD0:25
, determine the speed of
A
after
B
slides
5
m
down the incline.
Solution
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