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    Here are the free body diagrams (FBDs) requested: For link AB: [FBD of link AB] Roller wheel B experiences a contact force from link AB acting downward (RA), and the ground reaction force acting upward (N). For roller wheel B: [FBD of roller wheel B]

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    Statics - TAM 210 & TAM 211

    Lecture 13
    February 14, 2018
    Announcements
     READ Piazza posts! If you had difficulty with Quiz 2, start reading and creating
    posts. There is a direct correlation with reviewing posts and quiz grade.
     Cumulative exam, Thursday, April 5, 7-9pm, 1 Noyes Lab
     If you need DRES accommodation, send private message to instructors on Piazza with
    PDF of DRES letter.You must make your own arrangements at DRES testing facilities.
     Conflict exam request: MUST send private message instructors on Piazza now or at
    least 2 weeks before the exam date. Only legitimate conflicts will be allowed. See
    Information tab > Exam

     Upcoming deadlines:
     Written Assignment 2 (2/15)
     Friday (2/16)
     Mastering Engineering Tutorial 6
    Question 3 (sphere with
    cable) was dropped.
    Everyone received 20
    points.

     Practice PL HW on your own


     Monitor your time
     Read each question, write givens, unknowns, draw FBD, write out equations
     Exam reflections
     What did you do to prepare for the quiz?
     What concepts did you struggle with?
     What can you do differently to prepare for the next quiz?
    Chapter 5: Equilibrium of Rigid
    Bodies
    Focus on 2D problems
    Sections 5.1-5.4, 5.7

    TAM 211 students will cover 3D problems (sections 5.5-5.6) in week 13


    Goals and Objectives
     Introduce the free-body diagram for a 2D rigid body

     Develop the equations of equilibrium for a 2D rigid body

     Solve 2D rigid body equilibrium problems using the equations


    of equilibrium

     Introduce concepts of
     Support reactions
     Two- and three-force members
     Constraints and statical determinacy
    Recap: Equilibrium of a Rigid Body
    Reduce forces and couple moments acting on a body to an equivalent
    resultant force and a resultant couple moment at an arbitrary point O.

    𝑭𝑹 = ෍ 𝑭 = 𝟎

    (𝑴𝑹 )𝑶 = ෍ 𝑴𝑶 = 𝟎
    Recap: Equilibrium in two-dimensional bodies
    (Support reactions)
    Roller Smooth pin or hinge Fixed support

    • If a support prevents the translation of a body in a given direction,


    then a force is developed on the body on that direction
    • If a rotation is prevented, a couple moment is exerted on the body
    Beam has mass of 100 kg
    and experiences load of
    1200 N. Identify support
    reaction type. Find
    support reactions at A.

    See Example 5.1 in text


    The operator applies a vertical force
    to the pedal so that the spring is
    stretched 1.5 in. and the force in the
    short link at B is 20 lb. Draw the FBD
    of the pedal

    Directions of arrows of
    unknown forces/moments
    are arbitrary on FBD. Actual
    direction be determined with
    solution for unknown values

    See Example 5.2 in text


    Types of connectors/supports
    Types of connectors/supports
    Types of connectors/supports
    Identify support reaction types. Draw the FBD of body AB with forces in Cartesian coordinates.

    Uniform beam of 200 lb

    Massless truss
    Identify support reaction types. Draw the FBD of rigid body with forces in Cartesian coordinates.

    Massless beam

    Note that reaction force on bar due


    to peg is perpendicular to bar and
    arbitrarily drawn in direction shown.
    25 kg bar with center of
    mass at G. Supported by
    smooth peg at C, roller at A,
    cord AB
    Identify support reaction types. Draw the FBD of blue body with forces in Cartesian coordinates.

    Pinned at A, smooth support at B. Neglect mass

    Collar at A can slide vertically, roller @ B


    Can you draw the FBDs of link AB and roller wheel B?

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