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    This document contains multiple engineering mechanics problems related to dynamics: 1) A concrete pier being lowered by a pulley system, where the velocities of points A and B and the velocity and angular velocity of other points must be calculated. 2) The angular velocity of a bar moving in a horizontal slot must be determined based on the displacement of one end. 3) The angular speed of a wheel must be calculated to produce different velocities at a point on the rim of the wheel. 4) The velocities of points on collars sliding along a vertical shaft must be determined.

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    This document contains multiple engineering mechanics problems related to dynamics: 1) A concrete pier being lowered by a pulley system, where the velocities of points A and B and the velocity and angular velocity of other points must be calculated. 2) The angular velocity of a bar moving in a horizontal slot must be determined based on the displacement of one end. 3) The angular speed of a wheel must be calculated to produce different velocities at a point on the rim of the wheel. 4) The velocities of points on collars sliding along a vertical shaft must be determined.

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    PRESENTED BY: M SAJJAD LECTURE 11 12

    Engineering Mechanics-II: Dynamics


    Problems
    -
    5/31 The concrete pier P is being lowered by the pulley A
    and cable arrangement shown. If points A and B
    have velocities of 0.4 m /s and 0.2 m /s, respectively,
    compute the velocity of P, the velocity of point C for
    A r tic l e 5/ 3 Pr oble ms
    the instant represented, and the angular velocity of
    the pulley. D 6″
    EMS
    ry Problems vA
    O θ
    vB
    A
    r A moves in the horizontal slot with a con-
    B C
    speed v for a short interval of motion. Deter-
    the angular velocity $ of bar AB in terms of 100 mm 200 mm
    isplacement xA.

    Identify the topic?? P

    B
    5/61 The cart has a velocity of 4 ft /sec to the right. Deter-
    mine the angular speed N of the wheel so that point
    A on the top of the rim has a velocity (a) equal to
    A rticl e 5/ 4 Probl em s 34
    4 ft /sec to the left, (b) equal to zero, and (c) equal to Su
    8 ft /sec to the right.
    A
    10″

    O B
    s a clockwise angular
    in the position shown.
    with respect to A for

    C vC = 4 ft/sec
    Identify the topic??
    Problem 5/65
    5/68 The magnitude o
    5/66 For a short interval, collars A and
    Ch ap te r 5 Plane K inematic s of Ri gid B odies
    B are sliding the automobile ti
    along the fixed vertical shaft with velocities vA = tion shown. Wha
    2 m/s and vB = 3 m/s in the directions shown. De- of the car and th
    The center C of the smaller wheel has a veloc-
    termine the magnitude of the velocity of point C for (The wheel rolls w
    ity vC = 0.4 m/s in the direction shown. The cord
    the position " = 60°.
    which connects the two wheels is securely wrapped A
    vA
    around the respective peripheries and does not slip.
    Calculate the speed of point D when in the position 400 mm
    θ A
    shown. Also compute the change !x which occurs
    per second if vC is constant. 650 mm
    C
    B A
    0 mm
    mm C vC θ
    O 400 mm
    D vB
    150 mm B P
    Identify the topic??

    x
    5/107 The attached wheels roll without slipping on the 5/110 At th
    plates A and B, which are moving in opposite di- hydr
    rections as shown. If vA = 60 mm/s to the right and 2 m/s
    vB = 200 mm/s to the left, determine the speeds ity !
    of the center O and the point P for the position
    shown.

    40 90
    mm mm

    P
    O

    B
    Identify the topic?? 5/111 End
    the r

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