978-0073398242 Chapter 15 Solution Manual Part 38

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PROBLEM 15.254 (Continued)
(a) Angular acceleration of AB.
2
7.90 rad/s
AB
α
=
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PROBLEM 15.255
Water flows through a curved pipe AB that rotates with a constant
clockwise angular velocity of 90 rpm. If the velocity of the water
relative to the pipe is 8 m/s, determine the total acceleration of a
particle of water at Point P.
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PROBLEM 15.256
A disk of 0.15-m radius rotates at the constant rate
2
ω
with respect to plate BC, which itself rotates at the
constant rate
1
ω
about the y axis. Knowing that
12
3 rad/s,
ωω
= =
determine, for the position shown,
the velocity and acceleration (a) of Point D, (b) of
Point F.
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PROBLEM 15.256 (Continued)
(b) Point F:
22
/
/
/
(3 rad/s)
(0.3 m) ;
(0.15 m)
(3 rad/s) (0.3 m)
(0.9 m/s)
FA
FE
F FA
ω
= =
=
=
= ×
= ×
=
jj
ri
ri
vr
ji
k
ω
/ 2/
/
(3 rad/s) (0.15 m)
(0.45 m/s)
FF FE
F F FF
= ×
= ×
=
= +
vr
ji
k
vvv
ω
/
2
/
2 22
2
2(3 rad/s) ( 0.45 m/s)
(2.7 m/s )
(2.7 m/s ) (1.35 m/s ) (2.7 m/s )
c FF
F F FF c
= ×
= ×−
=
=++
=−−
av
jk
i
aaa a
i ii
2
(6.75 m/s )
F
= ai
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PROBLEM 15.257
Two rods AE and BD pass through holes drilled into a hexagonal
block. (The holes are drilled in different planes so that the rods will
not touch each other.) Knowing that rod AE has an angular velocity
of 20 rad/s clockwise and an angular acceleration of 4 rad/s2
counterclockwise when
θ
= 90°, determine, (a) the relative velocity
of the block with respect to each rod, (b) the relative acceleration
of the block with respect to each rod.
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PROBLEM 15.257 (Continued)
The corresponding Coriolis acceleration is
11
[2 u
ω
=a
1
] [(2)( 20)u
=
1
] 40u=
1
HH
1
[230.9 mm/s=
2
] [23094 mm/s+
1
][u
+
1
] [40u+
]
(2)
Now consider the double slider H as a particle sliding along the rotating rod BD with relative velocity u2 60°
and relative acceleration
2
u
60°.
2H
r
α
′′
=a
2
2
30 r
ω
°+
60°
2
2
22
2u
ω
=a
2
30 (2)( 20 rad/s)u
°=
2
60 40u
°=
30°
2HH
2
2
30 ] [(46188 mm/s )
°+
2
60 ] [u°+
2
60 ] [40u°+
30°
]
(4)
:
2
22
2
230.9 mm/s (40 rad/s)(2000 mm/s)
(461.9 mm/s )sin30 (46188 mm/s )sin60
sin60 (40)(0)sin30u
= °+ °
+ °− °
2
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PROBLEM 15.257 (Continued)
:
22 2
1
2
23094 mm/s (461.4 mm/s )cos30 (46188 mm/s )cos60
(46188 mm/s )cos60 0
u = °− °
°+
2
123494 mm/su=
(a) Relative velocities:
1
:AE u
2.00 m/s=
2
:BD u
60 0°=
(b) Relative accelerations:
2
1
: 23.5 m/sAE u =
2
:BD u
2
60 46.2 m/s°=
60°
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PROBLEM 15.258
Rod BC of length 24 in. is connected by ball-and-socket joints to
a rotating arm AB and to a collar C that slides on the fixed rod
DE. Knowing that the length of arm AB is 4 in. and that it rotates
at the constant rate
110 rad/s,
ω
=
determine the velocity of
collar C when
0.
θ
=
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PROBLEM 15.259
In the position shown, the thin rod moves at a constant speed u
3 in./s=
out of the tube BC. At the same time, tube BC rotates
at the constant rate
2
1.5
ω
=
rad/s with respect to arm CD.
Knowing that the entire assembly rotates about the X axis at
the constant rate
1
1.2
ω
=
rad/s, determine the velocity and
acceleration of end A of the rod.
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PROBLEM 15.259 (Continued)
Velocity of Point A.
/
9 10.8 7.2 3
A A AF
A
= +
= ++
vvv
v i j kj
22
(9 in./s ) (7.2 in./s )
= +
ik
Acceleration of Point A.
//
2
22.14 12.92 9 7.2
A A AF AF
A
=+
= ++
aaa v
a j ki k
222
1
Then the motion relative to the frame consists of the rotation of body DCB about the Z axis with angular
velocity
2
(1.5 rad/s)
ω
= kk
plus the sliding motion
(3 in./s)u= =ui j
of the rod AB relative to the body DCB.
22
1.2 ( 10.8 7.2 )
(8.64 in./s ) (12.96 in./s )
AA
′′
= ×
= ×− +
=−−
av
i jk
jk
Motion of Point A relative to the frame.
/2
( 1.5 ) (6 9 ) 3
(9 in./s) (3 in./s)
AF A
u
ω
= ×+
= ×+ +
= +
v kr j
k jk j
ij

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