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Chapter Objectives
• To introduce the methods used to determine the mass moment
of inertia of a body
• 介紹求物體質量慣性矩的方法。
• To develop the planar kinetic equations of motion for a
symmetric rigid body
• 推導對稱剛體的平面運動方程式。
• To discuss applications of these equations to bodies undergoing
translation, rotation about a fixed axis, and general plane motion
• 討論這些運動方程式應用於物體的平移、繞固定軸旋轉及一般平
面運動。 4
17.1 Mass Moment of Inertia 慣性矩(轉動慣量)
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• Moment of inertia is defined as the integral of “second
moment” about an axis of all the elements of mass, dm
• 慣性矩:所有組成物體的質量元素dm 對某一軸的
“二次矩”的積分式
• The body’s moment of inertia about the z axis is
I = r 2 dm
m (17-1)
• 所選擇的體積元素為三個方向的微小量時, 則 dV = dx dy dz ,
如右圖,物體的慣性矩將以“三重積分”來計算。 8
Fig. 17-2 9
從中心軸逐層往外面積
從下面逐層往上面積
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Parallel-Axis Theorem 平行軸定理
• Moment of inertia about any other
parallel axis can be determined by
using parallel-axis theorem
• 已知物體對通過質心之軸的慣性矩,
則對任何與該軸平行之軸的慣性矩皆
可利用平行軸定理求得
• Consider body where the z’ axis
passes through the mass center G Fig. 17-5
and the corresponding parallel z axis
lies at a constant distance d away
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• Using the Pythagorean theorem, we can express the moment
of inertia of the body about the z axis as :
I= m
r 2 dm = m
[(d + x)2 + y 2 ] dm
= ( x2 + y 2 ) dm + 2d x dm + d 2 dm
m m m
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Composite Bodies 組合物體
• If a body is constructed of a number of simple shapess, the mass
moment of inertia of the body about any axis can be determined
by algebraically adding together all the mass moments of inertia,
found about the same axis, of the different shapes.
• 若物體由一些簡單形狀,如圓盤、球及桿組合而成,則物體
對任意軸的慣性矩可由各部分形狀的物體對此軸的慣性矩以
代數相加而得。
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17.2 Planar Kinetic Equations of Motion
平面運動的運動方程式
• In the following analysis, the planar
kinetics studies will be limited to rigid
bodies which are considered to be
symmetrical with respect to a fixed
reference plane
• 只考慮相對於固定參考平面對稱的剛體
• The motion of the body can be viewed
within the reference plane and all the
Fig. 17-8
forces and moments acting on the
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• Inertial frame of reference x, y, z has its origin coincident
with the arbitrary point P in the body
• By definition, these axes do not rotate and are either fixed
or translate with constant velocity
Equation of Translational Motion 平移運動方程式
• The external forces represent the effect of gravitational,
electrical, magnetic or contact forces between adjacent
bodies ΣF = maG
• This equation is the translational equation of motion for
the mass center of a rigid body, it states :
• Sum of all the external forces acting on the body is equal to the
body’s mass times the acceleration of its mass center G
作用於物體上的外力的總和 = 物體的質量 * 他的質心的加速度
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• For motion of the body in the x-y plane
ΣFx = m(aG)x ΣFy = m(aG)y
Equation of Rotational Motion
旋轉運動方程式
• Fi represent the resultant external
force acting on the particle
• fi represent the resultant internal
force caused by interactions
with adjacent particles
Fig. 17-8
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• Summing moments about point P,
r Fi + r fi = r mi ai
=
or (M P )i = r mi ai
• For moment about P,
ref:
質點i相對於P點的加速度
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• Carrying out the cross-product operations
( M P )i k = mi ( xi + yj) [(aP ) x i + (aP ) y j]
+( xi + yj) [ k ( xi + yj]
( M P )i k = mi [− y (aP ) x + x(aP ) y + x 2 + y 2 ]k
( M P )i = mi [− y (aP ) x + x(aP ) y + r 2 ]
• Letting mi → dm and integrating, we have
M P = − (m
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y dm (aP ) x + (
m
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x dm (aP ) y + (
m
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r 2 dm
• The integrals in the 1st and 2nd terms are used to locate the
body’s center of mass G with respect to P, since
ym = y dm and x m = x dm
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• The last integral represents the body’s moment
of inertia computed about the z axis :
I P = r dm
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M P = − ym( a P )x + x m( a P )y + I P
• If point P coincides with the mass center G
for the body, then y = x = 0 .
Therefore, M = I (17-7)
G G
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• Since point G is located at point ( x , y ) related to P
by parallel-axis theorem, I = I + m( x 2 + y 2 )
P G
• Thus, Substitute in
M P = ym [ −( aP )x + y ] + x m [( aP )y + x ] + I G (17-8)
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• By cross product and equating the i and j components,
(aG ) x = (a P ) x − y − x 2
[−(aP ) x + y ] = [−(aG ) x − x 2 ]
(aG ) y = ( a P ) y + x − y 2
[(aP ) y + x ] = [(aG ) y + y 2 ]
(aG)x = aG
(aG)y = 0
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d
y A x
maG
G
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Curvilinear Translation 曲線平移
• All the particles of the body travel
along parallel curved paths
• The equations of motion,
Fn = m(aG ) n
Ft = m(aG ) t
MG = 0 (17-13)
Fn = m(aG ) n = m 2 rG
Ft = m(aG )t = mrG Fig. 17-13
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17.5 Equations of Motion: General Plane Motion
運動方程式:一般平面運動
• The rigid body is subjected to
general plane motion caused by
the externally applied force and
couple-moment system
• If an x and y inertial coordinate
system is established, the three
equations of motion are :
Fx = m(aG ) x
Fy = m(aG ) y
G = I G (17-17)
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• To sum moments about a point P other than G, the three
equations of motion are :
(17-18)
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Moment Equation About the IC (零速度瞬時中心)
對 IC 的力矩方程式
• There is a particular type of problem that involves a uniform
disk, or body of circular shape, that rolls on a rough surface
without slipping.
• If we sum the moments about the instantaneous
center of zero velocity, then Σ(Mk)IC becomes
IICα, so that : Μ IC = I IC (17-19)
• This result compares with ΣMO = IOα,
which is used for a body
pinned at point O.
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