ME1032 - Dynamics-Lectures 4,5 - Vely Accln Diagrams
ME1032 - Dynamics-Lectures 4,5 - Vely Accln Diagrams
ME1032 - Dynamics-Lectures 4,5 - Vely Accln Diagrams
OA=50mm
AB=200mm
OA = 500rev/min
OA A
G
2
3 4
300
B
O 1
1
Figure 1
OA=50mm
AB=200mm
OA = 500rev/min
VA= (OA) OA =
0.05*(2/60)*(500)rad/s
=2.618m/s
I41
Measured values:
AI = 229.13mm AB
BI = 139.57mm
GI = 178.45mm
I13 I
AB = VA/ AI
VA VG
= 11.423 rad/s
OA A
(clockwise)
I12 2 G
I34 4
300 I23 3
O 1 VB B
1
AB = VA/ AI
= 11.423 rad/s
(clockwise)
VG
A AB
G
46.280
VB = (BI) AB = 1.594m/s B
VG = (GI) AB
= 0.17845x11.423 m/s
= 2.04 m/s
(II) Method of velocity & acceleration diagrams
Velocity Diagrams
The use of velocity diagrams is generally simpler; the technique
uses the concept of relative velocities, working progressively
through the mechanism from a link whose velocity is initially
known.
(the order of the letters gives the sense, rather than using
an arrowhead)
Similarly,
ab the velocity of B relative to A
, vB/A = ab
B
B B
a
C
A A b
A Configuration
diagram Velocity
diagram
ab ( AB ) l
B
, a
B
ab ( AB )
A
C ac ( AC )
b
A c
bc ( BC )
ab bc ac
AB BC AC
Velocity Diagram
Acceleration Diagrams
a1b1 = a 1x 1 + x1b1
(AB)2AB (AB)AB
Where,
a1x1 = the radial component
x1b1 = the transverse component
of the relative acceleration between A and B.
a1 B
(AB)2AB
a1b1 ( AB ) 2 4
x1
(AB)AB
1
tan 2
b1
A
Acceleration Diagram
a1
B
,
B
A A
a 1 b1 b1 c1 a 1 c1
c1
2 4
AB BC AC b1
Acceleration Diagram
Ex:
OA=50mm
AB=200mm
OA = 500rev/min
OA A
G
2
3 4
300
B
O 1
1
Figure 1
Slider-Crank Mechanism (used in an IC engine)
Crank pin
Crank arm
Connecting rod
Cylinder x
ab
AB
AB
2.285
O g rad / s
2.618m/s 0. 2
(OA)OA 11.425rad / s
2.285m/s
(AB)AB Clockwise
2.039m/s
Velocity of piston
ob = 1.595m/s
46.270
b o
b Velocity of G
ag AG 70
b og = 2.039m/s
ab AB 200 1.595m/s VG
46.270
Velocity Diagram
a A
O g
2.618m/s
(AB)AB
2.285m/s (OA)OA
(AB)AB ab
2.039m/s AB
AB
2.285
46.270 rad / s
0 .2
b o
1.595m/s
Velocity Diagram
b1 136.41m/s2
19.630 o1
65.8m/s2 132.6m/s2
(AB)AB A
g1 (OA)2OA = 137.1m/s2
x1
(AB)2AB O
a1
26.11m/s2
A
B
x1b1
AB AB
AB
a1 g1 g b a b 65.8
1 1 1 1 rad / s 2
AG GB AB 0.2
329 rad / s 2
Acceleration Diagram
b1 136.41m/s2
19.630
o1
132.6m/s2
65.8m/s2
A
137.1m/s2
g1
x1
26.11m/s2 a1 O AB AB
x1b1
AB
65.8
rad / s 2
0.2
a1 g1 g b a b 329 rad / s 2
1 1 1 1
AG GB AB
Acceleration Diagram
Problems
1.
Figure Q1 shows the schematic arrangement of a tilting door,
which is operated by running the wheels at A and B along
the horizontal and vertical tracks respectively. If, for the
position shown, the uniform velocity of wheel B is 1.0 m/s
upwards,
determine
300
vB= 1.0m/s (uniform)
Figure Q1
Velocity diagram
vA = oa = 0.5774 m/s
c
ab = bc = 1.1547 m/s
ab AB
1
bc BC ab
ABC 1.1547 rad / s
AB
Counterclockwise
b
1 m/s
73.90
a 73.90
o
o fixed guides
Acceleration diagram
x1
o1 fixed guides
900 450
O
B
Figure Q2 Y
o A
450
O
450
1.414 m/s
450 a
VB = ob = 1.414 m/s
ab
AB
b AB
1
rad / s 5 rad / s
0.2
Velocity Diagram
b1
Acceleration Diagram
4.243m/s2
450
o1
y1 900 aB = - 4.243m/s2
450
x1 y1b1
AB
AB
a1 13
rad / s 2
0.2
65 rad / s 2
4.
A slotted lever OA is pivoted at O and is
connected by pin Q to slider B which slides along
the fixed vertical rod CD as shown in Figure Q4.
Find the velocity and acceleration of the slider B if
the bar OA rotates at a constant angular velocity
of 10 rad/s in anticlockwise direction.
C
A
B
OA = 10rad/s
Pin Q
O 450
D
500 mm
Figure Q4
Ql
Q on the slider
Ql on the rod OA
QQl = r 0
r , r 0
Velocity Diagram
velocity of sliding
450 Vs = q /q = 7.0711 m/s
o
Acceleration Diagram
q1
q1 /q1 = q1/x1 (trans) + x1q1 (radial)
as
2*OA x vs
=2*OA x q/q
= 141.422m/s2
450
acceleration of sliding
o1
as = x1 q1 = 212.13m/s2
q1 /
5.
An aircraft A, is flying in a vertical plane
containing two tracking stations, P and Q, Figure
Q5, which are 15 km apart. At a certain instant,
= 600 , and
= -0.025 rad/s
= 1500 and
= -0.02 rad/s.
15 km
P Q
Figure Q5
6.
For the Scotch yoke mechanism shown in
Figure Q6, find the velocity and acceleration
of point A for a configuration of = 450. Crank
OP rotates at a constant speed of 5 rad/s
counter-clockwise. The crank radius,
OP = 100 mm
OP P
O A
Figure Q6
Note:
The Scotch Yoke mechanism gives simple harmonic
motion as the output motion for element A. Its early
application was on steam pumps, but it is now used as a
mechanism on testing machines to produce harmonic
excitations or vibrations. It is also used as a sine-cosine
generator for computing elements.