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6. Energy Methods
6.1 External Work
6.1.1 Work of a Force
The work done by a force is equialen! !o !he "roduc! of !he co#"onen! of !he
force ac!in$ in !he direc!ion of #o!ion and !he dis!ance !raelled%
U
e
r
F
d
r
s
If !he force ac!s in !he
x&direc!ion'
U
e
Fdx
0
x
( when !he
#a!erial behaes in a linear&elas!ic #anner
F
P
_
,
!hen'
U
e
xdx
1
2
P
2
0
x
1
2
P *+&1,
6.1.2 Work of a Couple
- cou"le #o#en! does work as i! $oes !hrou$h a ro!a!ion'
U
e
Md
0
d
1
2
M
0
*+&2,
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6.2 Strain Energy
E/!ernal work done by loads a""lied !o a body will be coner!ed in!o s!rain
ener$y% This s!rain ener$y is cause by nor#al and shear s!resses !ha! defor#
!he body%
6.2.1 Noral Stress
0onsider a body defor#ed by a nor#al s!ress E1S'
The force on !he !o" face is
dF
z
z
dxdy
and if i! is a""lied $radually as !he
ele#en! under$oes defor#a!ion
d
z
z
dz
!he work done by !he force is *usin$
Eq% *+&1,,'
dU
i
1
2
dF
z
d
z
1
2
z
dxdy
z
dz
2r
dU
i
1
2
z
dV
So if a body is sub3ec!ed !o uni&a/ial nor#al s!ress( !he s!rain ener$y is'
U
i
2
dV
V
*+&3,
4or linear&elas!ic #a!erial behaiour( 5ooke6s 7aw
( / E) a""lies( and'
U
i
2
2E
dV
V
*+&8,
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No!e'
U
i
is always "osi!ie%
6.2.2 Shear Stress
0onsider an ele#en! sub3ec!ed !o shear s!ress(
'
The force
dF dxdy
on !he !o" face will #oe
dz
% -ssu#in$
dF
is a""lied
$radually( and usin$ Eq% *+&1,'
dU
i
1
2
dxdydz
1
2
dV
2r
U
i
2
dV
V
*+&5,
4or linear&elas!ic behaiour( 5ooke6s 7aw
( /G) a""lies( and'
U
i
2
2G
dV
V
*+&+,
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6.2.! Multi"axial Stress
0onsider an ele#en! sub3ec!ed !o a $eneral s!a!e of s!ress%
-ssu#in$ linear&elas!ic behaiour and all loads are a""lied $radually( !he s!rain
ener$y associa!ed wi!h each nor#al and shear s!ress can be added !o $ie'
U
i
1
2
x
+
1
2
y
+
1
2
z
+
1
2
xy
xy
+
1
2
yz
yz
+
1
2
xz
xz
1
]
1
dV
V
*+&9,
:sin$ !he $enerali;ed 5ooke6s 7aw'
1
E
x
y
+
z ( ) [ ]
1
E
zy
x
+
z
( ) [ ]
1
E
z
x
+
y ( ) [ ]
xy
xy
G
<
xy
xy
G
<
xy
xy
G
The s!rains can be eli#ina!ed fro# Eq% *+&9,'
U
i
1
2E
x
2
+
y
2
+
z
2
( )
+
1
2G
xy
2
+
yz
2
+
xz
2
( )
y
+
y
z
+
x
z ( )
1
]
1
V
dV
*+&=,
-nd if only !he "rinci"al s!resses ac! on !he ele#en! *i%e%
1
(
2
and
3
,
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U
i
1
2E
1
2
+
2
2
+
3
2
( )
2
+
2
3
+
1
3
( )
1
]
1
V
dV
*+&>,
6.! Elastic Strain Energy for #arious $ypes of %oading
6.!.1 &xial %oad
0onsider a bar wi!h a slowly chan$in$ cross&sec!ion !ha! is loaded cen!roidally%
The in!ernal load a!
x fro# one end is
N
( and !he nor#al s!ress is
N / A
%
usin$ Eq% *+&8, !he s!rain ener$y is'
U
i
x
2
2E
dV
V
N
2
2EA
2
dV
V
The olu#e
dV
can be e/"ressed as
Adx
and'
U
i
N
2
2AE
dx
0
L
*+&1),
If !he cross&sec!ional area is cons!an!'
U
i
N
2
L
2AE
*+&11,
No!e'
o
L(
U
i
o
A(
U
i
o
E(
U
i
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o i%e% so#e!hin$ !ha! is easy !o dis!or! will s!ore #ore s!rain ener$y%
6.!.2 'ending Moent
-""lica!ion of a bendin$ #o#en! !o a s!rai$h! "ris#a!ic #e#ber resul!s in a
nor#al s!ress%
0onsider !he ele#en! of area
dA
(
y
fro# !he neu!ral a/is( !hen
( My / I)(
and usin$ Eq% *+&8,'
U
i
2
2E
dV
1
2E
My
I
_
,
2
dV
V
The olu#e
dV
can be wri!!en as
dV dAdx
( so'
U
i
M
2
2EI
2
y
2
dAdx
A
0
L
I
'
U
i
M
2
2EI
dx
0
L
*+&12,
No!e' The bendin$ #o#en! needs !o be e/"ressed as a func!ion of
x( !hen Eq%
*+&12, can be in!e$ra!ed%
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6.!.! $rans(erse Shear
0onsider a "ris#a!ic bea# wi!h an a/is of sy##e!ry
y
%
The in!ernal shear force a!
x is
V
( and !he shear s!ress on !he ele#en! of area
dA
is
VQ
It
% :sin$ Eq% *+&+, !he s!rain ener$y is'
U
i
2
2G
dV
1
2G
VQ
It
_
,
2
dAdx
V
2r
U
i
V
2
2GI
2
Q
2
t
2
dAdx
A
0
L
*+&13,
@efinin$ !he for# fac!or(
f
s
( which is a func!ion of $eo#e!ry'
f
s
A
I
2
Q
2
t
2
dA
A
*+&18,
The s!rain ener$y can be wri!!en as<
U
i
f
s
V
2
2GA
dx
0
L
*+&15,
-n e/a#"le of !he for# fac!or calcula!ion is $ien in !he !e/!% 4or a rec!an$ular
cross&sec!ion
f
s
6/5%
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No!e'
U
i
due !o shear is usually #uch less !han
U
i
for bendin$ *se e%$%18%8(
5ibbeler( +e, and !he shear s!rain ener$y s!ored in bea#s is usually ne$lec!ed%
6.!.) $orsional Moent
0onsider a shaf! wi!h a $radually chan$in$ cross&sec!ion'
If !he shaf! is sub3ec!ed !o an in!ernal !orque
T
a!
x fro# one end( !he shear
s!ress on !he ele#en!
dA
a!
2G
dV
1
2G
T
J
_
,
2
dAdx
V
2r
U
i
T
2
2GJ
2
2
dA
A
_
,
0
L
dx *+&1+,
Au! !he "olar #o#en! of iner!ia( B( is defined as'
J
2
dA
A
*+&19,
:sin$ Eq% *+&19, !he s!rain ener$y can be wri!!en'
U
i
T
2
2GJ
dx
0
L
*+&1=,
If !he shaf! *or !ube, has cons!an! cross&sec!ional area'
U
i
T
2
L
2GJ
*+&1>,
=
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6.) Conser(ation of Energy
The "rinci"al of consera!ion of ener$y s!a!es' Ener$y is a consered "ro"er!y%
I! can nei!her be crea!ed nor des!royed< only i!s for# can be al!ered fro# one
for# of ener$y !o ano!her%
2nly #echanical ener$y will be considered( bu! kine!ic ener$y will be ne$lec!ed
since all loadin$s will be $radual%
0onsera!ion of ener$y would require !ha! !he e/!ernal work done by a""lied
loads *i%e% a""lied loads !ha! cause deflec!ions, #us! be equialen! !o !he s!rain
ener$y deelo"ed in a body as i! defor#s%
U
e
U
i
*+&2),
If !he loads are re#oed !he s!ored s!rain ener$y will res!ore !he body !o i!s
undefor#ed s!a!e *if !he elas!ic li#i! has no! been e/ceeded,%
6.).1 $russes
0onsider a !russ sub3ec!ed !o !he load
P
%
If !he "oin! of a""lica!ion of !he load
P
deflec!s
in !he direc!ion of
P
( and
!he load is increased $radually fro# ) !o
P
( !hen fro# Eq% *+&1,'
U
e
1
2
P *+&21,
This e/!ernal work done on !he body is s!ored as s!rain ener$y% If( due !o
P
( !he
a/ial force
N
deelo"s in a #e#ber( !he s!rain ener$y s!ored in !ha! #e#ber is
N
2
L
2AE
fro# Eq% *+&11,% To de!er#ine !he !o!al s!rain ener$y s!ored in !he !russ'
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U
i
N
2
L
2AE
*+&22,
?here !he su##a!ion is oer all !he #e#bers in !he !russ%
0onsera!ion of ener$y requires
U
e
U
i
( !herefore'
1
2
P
N
2
L
2AE
*+&23,
The deflec!ion
caused by
P
can be ealua!ed af!er !he a/ial forces in each
#e#ber of !he !russ has been de!er#ined usin$ s!a!ics%
6.).2 #ertically %oaded 'eas
0onsider a bea# loaded wi!h !he er!ical force C%
The deflec!ion a! !he "oin! of a""lica!ion of C can be de!er#ined fro# !he
consera!ion of ener$y( Eq% *+&2),( usin$ Eqs% *+&1, and *+&12,( for
U
e
and
U
i
(
res"ec!iely'
1
2
P
M
2
2EI
dx
0
L
*+&28,
The bendin$ #o#en! would be wri!!en as a func!ion of
x%
No!e' !he bea# deflec!s due !o bendin$ #o#en! and shear( howeer( !he s!rain
ener$y due !o shear is usually ne$lec!ed( !hus !he deflec!ion can be wri!!en as a
func!ion of bendin$ #o#en! only%
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6.).! 'eas %oaded *ith a Couple
0onsider a can!ileer bea# sub3ec!ed !o an a""lied #o#en!
M
o
%
The cou"le #o#en! will cause !he ro!a!ion
M
2
2EI
dx
0
L
*+&25,
?here
M
is a func!ion of
x%
No!e' -""lica!ion of !he consera!ion of ener$y is li#i!ed !o si!ua!ions where only
one a""lied load e/is!s% 4or #ul!i"le a""lied loads( each load would hae an
associa!ed e/!ernal work and deflec!ion( bu! !here is only one consera!ion
equa!ion( so only one unknown deflec!ion can be soled%
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6.+ ,pact %oading
De#e#ber Mechanics IIE De#e#ber work&ener$y and consera!ion of ener$y
#e!hodsE
E%$% - wei$h! is dro""ed fro# res! fro# a hei$h!
h
on !o a linear s"rin$( wi!h
s"rin$ cons!an!
k
% ?ha! is !he #a/i#u# deflec!ion of !he s"rin$E
o 0onsera!ion of ener$y'
T
1
+V
1
T
2
+V
2
W h +
max
( )
1
2
k
max
2
o 2r ?ork&Ener$y'
U
e
U
i
s!rain ener$y in !he s"rin$%
W h +
max
( )
kxdx
1
2
k
max
2
0
max
max
2
2W
k
max
2W
k
h 0
o The quadra!ic equa!ion can be soled !o $ie !he #a/i#u# roo!'
max
W
k
+
W
k
_
,
2
+ 2
W
k
h
_
,
*+&2+,
o If !he wei$h! is a""lied s!a!ically *i%e% $radually,
W k
st
or
st
W / k ( and
Eq% *+&2+, can be wri!!en as'
max
st
+
st
2
+ 2
st
h
o 2r
max
st
1+ 1+ 2
h
st
1
]
1 *+&29,
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o ?here !he !er# in !he square roo! is !he e/!ra dis"lace#en! due !o dyna#ic
loadin$%
o No!e' if
h 0
( i%e% !he wei$h! ? is released while i! 3us! !ouches !he s"rin$(
max
2
st
%
E%$% - wei$h! W !raellin$ wi!h eloci!y
v on a fric!ionless hori;on!al surface
i#"ac!s a linear s"rin$( wi!h s"rin$ cons!an!
k
% ?ha! is !he #a/i#u# deflec!ion
of !he s"rin$E
o 0onsera!ion of Ener$y<
T
1
+V
1
T
2
+V
2
1
2
W
g
_
,
v
2
1
2
k
max
2
o 2r
max
2
Wv
2
gk
*+&2=,
o - s!a!ically loaded s"rin$ would deflec!
st
W / k ( so Eq% *+&2=, can be
wri!!en as'
max
st
v
2
g
*+&2>,
5ow !o coner! !his infor#a!ion in!o deflec!ions of dyna#ically loaded #e#bersE
i%e% 5ow is i#"ac! loadin$ si#ula!edE
-ssu#e'
i% The #oin$ body is ri$id%
ii% The s!a!ionary body defor#s in a linear&elas!ic #anner *i%e% i! behaes as
a linear s"rin$,%
iii% No ener$y is los! durin$ !he collision%
i% The bodies re#ain in con!ac! durin$ !he collision%
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These are consera!ie assu#"!ions( which lead !o oeres!i#a!es of forces *i%e%
$ood for desi$n "ur"oses,%
?i!h !hese assu#"!ions( !he defor#able body behaes like a linear s"rin$%
i%e% an effec!ie s"rin$ cons!an! can be defined and Eqs% *+&29, or *+&2>, can be
used !o de!er#ine
max
%
-n equialen! s"rin$ cons!an! is no! required% -ll !ha! is needed is !he s!a!ic
deflec!ion(
st
( for use in Eq% *+&29,%
st
can be ob!ained fro# !he equa!ion of
!he elas!ic cure( 5ooke6s 7aw( -""endi/ 0( or consera!ion of ener$y and s!rain
ener$y%
-n i#"ac! fac!or(
n( can be defined fro# Eq% *+&29,'
n 1+ 1+ 2
h
st
_
,
*+&3),
So'
max
n
st
n
W
k
( )
-nd
P
max
nW k
max
-nd !he #a/i#u# s!ress is !hen'
max
n
st
%
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