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Definition:
Classification
General
Concurrent
Couple
Parallel
Representation of a Force
F = Fx i + Fy j + Fz k
Fx = F cos = F
Fy = F cos = F
Fz = F cos = F
x
x2 + y2 + z 2
y
x2 + y2 + z 2
z
x2 + y2 + z 2
Example 1
P20 Sample 1.6
Example 2
P20 Sample 1.7
FR = F = ( Fx i +Fy j + Fk k )
= ( Fx )i + ( Fy ) j + ( Fz )k
Example 3
P24 Problem 1.49
2. Equilibrium
Equilibrium
FR = 0
Fx = 0
Fy = 0
F =0
z
Example 4
Weightless bar AB, AC & AD are connected by ball-andsocket joints to form a frame. Joint B,C & D are supported
on the ground. Given G=500N,a=2m,b=3m,c=1.5m,h=2.5m.
Determined the reaction at point B,C,D.
Dimension:
[M]=[FL]
Unit: N m
Direction:
Right-hand-rule
Notation:
Calculation:
If
r = xi + yj + zk F = Fx i + Fy j + Fz k
M O ( F ) = (r F ) = ( xi + yj + zk ) ( Fx i + Fy j + Fz k )
Example 5
Known: F = 8 i + 4 j - 2k (N)
r = 3 i 2 j + 4k (m)
Find: M
Example 6
P48 Sample 2.3
2.Principle of Moments
The moment of the resultant force about a
point is equal to the summary of the moments
of its components about that point .
M o ( FR ) = M o ( Fi )
Proof:
Components of a moment
M o ( F )=
yFz zFy
M o ( F )=
zFx xFz
M o ( F )=
xFy yFz
Analysis
When a force is parallel with an axis,
the force has no contribution to the
rotate of this body.
Definition
When a plane is set which
including the acting point of this
force and perpendicular to the
axis, the moment of this force to
this axis is equal to the moment of
the component of that force on
M z ( F ) = M o ( Fxy ) this plane to the joint of this plane
to the axis.
Direction
Right-hand rule
Analysis
Calculation:
M x ( F ) = yFz zFy
) = zFx xFz
M y (F
M ( F ) = xF yF
y
x
z
[ M o ( F )]x = M x ( F )
[ M o ( F )] y = M y ( F )
[ M o ( F )]z = M z ( F )
Example 7
GivenF , l , a, , ABCE are on plane Axy.
Find:
Mx
F ,My
( )
F ,Mz
( )
( )
4-3 Couples
1.Couple
Two parallel noncollinear forces that are
equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.
Notation (F , F )
Characteristic
A couple can not be reduced to a force
2.Moment of a couple
The sum of the moments of this couple to a
point on its plane.
M o ( F , F ) = M o ( F ) + M o ( F ) = rA F + rB F
F = F
M o ( F , F ) = (rA rB ) F = rBA F
= M A ( F ) = M B ( F )
M ( F , F )
3.Equivalent Couples
Two couples that have the same vector
moment are said to be equivalent
Ratiocination 1:
A couple can move freely in its body, making
no change to the motion of this body as long
as the vector moment of this couple keep no
change.
Ratiocination 2:
The force & the distant of a couple can be
changed freely, making no change to the
motion of this body as long as the vector
moment of this couple keep no change.
M = Mi
Mi = 0
M x = 0
M y = 0
M =0
z
Example 8
Giventhe radius of plate O1 & O2 are 0.2m,
AB =0.8m, Plate O1z axis, plate O2 x axis,
F1=3N, F2=5Ndo not consider the weight
Det: the recations at A & B
4.4 Resultant
Statically equivalent
Discussion
F ' R 0, M o = 0
F ' R = 0, M o 0
Couple
F ' R 0, M o 0, F ' R M o
F ' R 0, M o 0, F ' R // M o
wrench
Colliner force-couple
system
F ' R = 0, M o = 0
Equilibrium
FR = 0M R = 0
Fx = 0
Fy = 0
F =0
z
M x = 0
M y = 0
M =0
z
Example 9
GivenF, F2=2F1,,,
FindF1F2Reaction at A &B .
M y = 0
F =0
z
Example 10
GivenP= 8kN, P1= 10kN,the distant of point C to x
axis is 0.2m.
Findreactions at point A,B &D