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    The document discusses the theory of machines, which deals with the relative motion of machine parts and the forces acting on them. It is divided into four branches: kinematics studies relative motion; dynamics studies forces and their effects on moving parts; kinetics studies inertia forces from mass and motion; and statics studies forces and their effects on stationary parts. Newton's laws of motion and the concept of momentum are also introduced.

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    The document discusses the theory of machines, which deals with the relative motion of machine parts and the forces acting on them. It is divided into four branches: kinematics studies relative motion; dynamics studies forces and their effects on moving parts; kinetics studies inertia forces from mass and motion; and statics studies forces and their effects on stationary parts. Newton's laws of motion and the concept of momentum are also introduced.

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    Theory of Machines

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    Yogesh Dandekar
    The document discusses the theory of machines, which deals with the relative motion of machine parts and the forces acting on them. It is divided into four branches: kinematics studies relative motion; dynamics studies forces and their effects on moving parts; kinetics studies inertia forces from mass and motion; and statics studies forces and their effects on stationary parts. Newton's laws of motion and the concept of momentum are also introduced.

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    The key takeaways are that Theory of Machines deals with the study of relative motion between machine parts and the forces acting on them. It also defines a machine as a device that receives energy and uses it to do useful work.

    The different branches of Theory of Machines are Kinematics, Dynamics, Kinetics and Statics.

    Kinematics deals with the relative motion between the various parts of a machine.

    Theory of Machines

    Lecture No 1

    Prepared By:
    Y.V.Dandekar
    Theory of Machines
    • Def.
    The subject Theory of Machine may be defined
    as that branch of Engineering which deals with
    the study of relative motion between the
    various parts of machine, and forces which act
    on them.
    (A machine is that device which recieves energy in some available form &
    utilises it to do some useful work.)
    Kinematics
    • It is that branch of Theory of Machines which
    deals with the relative motion between the
    various parts of machine.
    Dynamics
    • It is that branch of Theory of Machines which
    deals with the forces and their effects, while
    acting upon the machine parts in motion.
    Kinetics
    • It is that branch of Theory of Machines which
    deals with the inertia forces which arise from
    combined effect of the mass and motion of
    the machine parts.
    Statics
    It is that branch of Theory of Machines which
    deals with the forces & their effects while
    machine parts are at rest.
    Newton’s law
    • 1st law
    Every body continues to be in its state of rest or of uniform
    motion, unless it is acted upon by an external force.
    • 2nd law
    The rate of change of change of momentum is directly
    proportional to the impressed force & takes place in same
    direction in which the force acts.
    • 3rd law
    To every action there is equal and opposite reaction.
    Momentum
    • It is the total motion possed by a body.
    momentum = mass X velocity
    where; m is mass of body
    u is initial velocity
    v is final velocity
    a is constant acceleration = (v-u)/t
    t is time in sec required to change from v to u
    change of momentum = mv –mu
    rate of change of momentum = (mv –mu)/t
    = m (v-u)/t = m.a

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