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Chapter 4
Chapter 4
Chapter 4: Equilibrium
F 0 (Static)
M = 0
Free body
diagram
Consider the
platform
Exclude all other
effects except the
platform now!
M M M 0
A B C
Apply equations of
equilibrium through force
and moment balance.
Solution:
W effect of gravity
(weight) on the car.
T = effect of the cable
on the car.
N A and N B = effect of the
road surface on the car.
Solution:
Solution:
Equilibrium:
Spring AD
+ F y = 0; FAD 20(9.81) 0
Spring AB and AC
4
+ Fy = 0; FAB FAC sin 45=0
5
3
+ Fx = 0; FAB FAC cos 45 196.2=0
4
Namas Chandra Hibbeler
Introduction to Mechanical engineering Chapter 4-14
EML 3004C
Solution-Con’t (slide 2)
Solving Eq. 1 and 2 yields:
FAC 158.55 N FAB 140.14N
Spring elongation:
140.14
x AB 0.467m
300
158.55
x AC 0.793m
200
196.2
x AD 0.490m
400
Namas Chandra Hibbeler
Introduction to Mechanical engineering Chapter 4-15
EML 3004C
Hydraulic
cylinder is a
two-force
member
Solution:
CCW + M A 0;
8 (1.5 cos 30) - FBD (0.5 sin 30) = 0
FBD 41.57 kN = 41.6 kN
Fx 0;
+
41.57 - Ax 0 Ax 41.6 kN
Fy 0;
Ay 8 0 A y 8 kN
Namas Chandra Hibbeler
Introduction to Mechanical engineering Chapter 4-18
EML 3004C
F 0
M 0
The same equations can be written as a set of six scalar equations.
F F F 0
x y z
M M M 0
x y z
FBC 105 lb
Namas Chandra Hibbeler
Introduction to Mechanical engineering Chapter 4-21
EML 3004C
4.7 Friction
4.7 Friction-2
Frictional coefficient changes from
static to kinetic when the value
reduces..
Seven unknowns:
N A , FA , Bx , By , P, N c , Fc
4.7 Friction-3
But we use simple law suggested by Coloumb for two possible cases.
Impending (or possible) motion-statics Fs s N
Actual motion-kinetic Fk k N
First we still need to establish equilibirum to find N
For static conditions, we use F friction s N
Solution:
Draw the Free body diagrams first.
Top
pipe
M 0; F r F r 0 F F
0 A B A B
M 0; F r F .r 0 F F
0 C C
From (2),
F
s min 0.268
Bottom pipe N
Solution:
F 0; F F cos 30 N cos 60 0
x A B B (1)
F 0;2 N F sin 30 N sin 60 200 0
y A B B (2)
M 0; N cos10(15) F sin10(15)
A B B
Solution continued
Solution-Con’t (slide 2)
F
Spring Force Formula: x
k
x A xB
533.33 266.67
5000 kB
k B 2500 N/m=2.50 kN/m