Modelling of mechanical dynamic systems Exercice 1 An disc of an inertia J and radius r...
PROBLEM -2 An Inertia J of radius r attached to a fixed axis of rotation A as shown below. The inertia is in contact with a mass M attached via aspring of stiffness K to a fixed wall. The inertla- mass contact is subject to viscous friction of coefficient f. The motion of the mass with respect to the horlzontal floor is subject to the same viscous friction coefficient f..The system input is a horizontal force f(t) on the mass...
The figure below shows a three-disc rotational mechanical system.Three moments of inertia (J1, J2 and J3), torsional stiffness (k1 and k2) and torsional viscous friction (b1 andIt is combined with flexible shafts modeled with b2) elements. Angular location of three disksdisplacements are measured from untwisted shaft positions. Electric motor torque, direct secondit affects the motor inertia in the disk. Free body of a three-disc rotational mechanical systemFind the diagram and mathematical model.
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1. Consider a disc and hoop both of the same mass M, radius R and thickness I. a) Explain why one of these objects has a larger moment of inertia (about an axis through the center of mass and perpendicular to the plane of the object) than the other. What effect does the thickness I have on the rotational inertia? b) Explain how the rotational inertia of the disc may be obtained by adding the...
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Practical 3: Rotation due to an External Moment - Pre-Lab Preparation Rotation due to an External Moment: Pre-lab Preparation In this practical exercise you will investigate the angular acceleration of a disc about its centre of mass due to an applied moment, and determine the moment of inertia of the disc. Write down the equation...
Rolling Without Slipping & Conservation of Mechanical Energy 1. A caveman applies a horizontal force of 800 N at height of 0.1 m above the center of a large spherical boulder of mass 400 kg and radius of 0.5 m (treat as a sphere: lon-2/5 mr2). Assume the sphere starts from rest and rolls horizontally without slipping. a) Draw a free-body diagram and label all the forces at their point of contact. b) Write equations applying Newton's 2 nd law...
A uniform disc with mass M and radius R = 0.10 m is mounted on a frictionless, horizontal axle, as shown in the figure. The light cord wrapped around the disk is pulled so that it has a constant tension of T = 20.0 N. Starting from the rest, the disk performs a rotational motion with a constant angular acceleration a = 2 rad/s2 Find mass M of the disk. (Note that the moment of inertia of the disk is...
1 m Mm F Sl. In the mechanism shown the circular body with the mass moment of inertia I about 0. i.e. the center of gravity of the body, rotates about O. The T shaped body with the mass m is attached to that circular k body through the joint A such that OA = r. and it translates along the horizontal direction. The linear spring with stiffness k is placed between the T shaped body and the ground such...
A compound pendulum is made up of a rod of length L, with mass M and a solid sphere of radius r, with mass m (see figure below). The pendulum is pivoted about one end and released from rest from and angle of 0, (angle with the vertical). (a) Find the distance, dom, of center of mass of this pendulum from its pivot. (b) Draw a free body diagram and write down Newton's 2nd Law (for rotation) for the pendulum...
A yo-yo of mass m and radius R is placed on a horizontal surface as shown. A massless string is wrapped around an axle of radius r. The string will be pulled horizontally to the right as shown with a force of constant magnitude F. There is sufficient friction (f) between the surface and the yo-yo for the yo-yo to roll without slipping. Assume that the moment of inertia of the yo-yo about its rotation axis is approximatelyI (1/2)mR2. Draw...
A 045 kr volleyball is traveling toward you with a horizontal velocity of 3.6 m/s over the net. You mp up and hit it back with a horizontal velocity of 7.0 m/s. If the contact me is 0100s, what is the impulse and average force on the ball? (pt) 3. The impulse-momentum relationship was derived from (3pts) 2. Newton's first law. b. Newton's second law. c. Newton's law third law. d. Newton's of gravitation. c. none of the above. 6....