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GNG1105 1505 Fall2023 Lec 19 - Fin
GNG1105 1505 Fall2023 Lec 19 - Fin
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LEC. 19
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• COURSE TIMETABLE
⁕ Lec.0- Course description
⁕ Lec.1- CHS1- Introduction
• OUTLINE / SOMMAIRE
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UNIFORMLY ACCEL. RECTILINEAR MOTION /
MOUV. RECTILIGNE UNIF. ACCÉLÉRÉ
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V(t) = a t + V0 Eq.5
s(t) = ½ a t2 + V0 t + s0 Eq.6
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There are many engineering problems for which the analysis of motion is simplified by using
measurements made with respect to a moving reference system.
=> When combined with the absolute motion of the moving coordinate system, enable us to
determine the absolute motion in question.
• Il existe de nombreux problèmes d'ingénierie pour lesquels l'analyse du mouvement est simplifiée
en utilisant des mesures effectuées par rapport à un système de référence en mouvement.
=> Combinées au mouvement absolu du système de coordonnées en mouvement, nous permettent de
déterminer le mouvement absolu en question.
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RELATIVE-MOTION ANALYSIS / ANALYSE DE MOUVEMENT RELATIF
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rA rA/B
Coordinate Frames:
o OXY = fixed, initial frame B i
o Bxy = translating axes attached to particle B x
rB
Position Vectors: O X
rA = absolute position vector of particle A
rB = absolute position vector of particle B
rA/B = position vector of particle A measured relative to frame x-y
The A/B subscript is read “A relative to B” or “A with respect to B.”
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Velocity Vectors
o Differentiate with respect to time…
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The moving reference axes x-y are attached to A, from which the relative
observations are made. We write, therefore,
Trigonometric Solution:
A sketch of the vector triangle is made to reveal the trigonometry, which gives
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Vector-Algebra Solution:
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VE = 2m/s Ascenseur
a) Find out when and where the ball will hit (land on) the elevator. Elevator 5m
b) Find the velocity of the ball relative to the elevator at impact.
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Solution
yE = y0 + VE t
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Solution
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=> d(VA )/dt = - d( VB)/dt => aA = -aB
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L = AC + CD + DE + EF + FG = Const.
=> L = AC + lsemi + DE + lsemi + FG = Const.
=> L = (SA – d1) + (SB – d1 – d2) + (SB – d2) = Const.
L = SA + 2SB = Const.
Si le bloc A se déplace de 1m vers le bas alors le bloc B se déplacera
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L = SA + 2SB = Const.
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Si la corde est tirée à A avec une vitesse de 2m/s, quelle sera la vitesse du Bloc B?
If the rope is pulled at A with a speed of 2m/s, what will be the speed of Block B?
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La corde: (CDE)
=> L1 = Cte
=> L1 = CD + DE = Cte.
=> L1 = SC + lsemi + SB
=> SC + SB = = Cte
La corde: (ACEF)
=> L2 = Cte
=> L2 = AC + CE + EF = Cte
=> L2 = (SA - SC) + lsemi + (SB - SC) + lsemi + SB
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=> VB = -VA /4
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READING / LECTURE
J.L. MERIAM, L.G. KRAIGE, J.N. BOLTON,
Engineering Mechanics: Statics & Dynamics, 9th Ed.
Mécanique pour Ingénieurs, Statique & Dynamique 8 -ème éd.,
M. DUBE et al. (traduction)
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