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Lecture 10 Acceleration Analysis (Graphical and Analytical Analysis)

This document discusses acceleration analysis of planar linkages using graphical and analytical methods. It begins with introducing tangential and radial accelerations. It then describes the graphical method for analyzing the accelerations in a four-bar linkage and slider crank mechanism. Key steps include plotting the velocity and acceleration loci and determining unknown accelerations based on known link lengths, angular velocities, and angular accelerations. The analytical method derives expressions for the tangential and radial components of acceleration at any point on a moving link based on the link's angular and linear velocities, angular acceleration, and distance from the joint.

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Lecture 10 Acceleration Analysis (Graphical and Analytical Analysis)

This document discusses acceleration analysis of planar linkages using graphical and analytical methods. It begins with introducing tangential and radial accelerations. It then describes the graphical method for analyzing the accelerations in a four-bar linkage and slider crank mechanism. Key steps include plotting the velocity and acceleration loci and determining unknown accelerations based on known link lengths, angular velocities, and angular accelerations. The analytical method derives expressions for the tangential and radial components of acceleration at any point on a moving link based on the link's angular and linear velocities, angular acceleration, and distance from the joint.

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ME 303 Kinematics and Dynamics of Machines

Santhakumar Mohan
Mechanical Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology
gy
Indore
Lecture 10: Acceleration Analysis of Planar Linkages
(Graphical and Analytical Method)
 Introduction
 Tangential acceleration
 Radial or centripetal acceleration
 Graphical method
 Four-bar mechanism
 Slider crank mechanism

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Introduction
• Acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity with respect to
time.
d dV
l ti on,  
A l accelerati
Angular ; linear
li l ti on, A 
accelerati ;
dt dt
j t
dV AB
P AB  Le
f ab
A AB  f ab 
vab dt
f ab B
P AB
dP
d
V AB  v ab 
dt
 f ab 
d
 
jLe j  jLe j
d
 j 2Le j
d

 
dt dt dt
d d
Le j  Lje j 
r
v abb  f ab
dt dt 2
v ab  jLe j y f ab  jLe j   2 Le j  f t  f r
PAB ab ab


V AB  ω AB  P AB A x
A AB  α AB  P AB  ω AB  ω AB  P AB 
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Introduction
vb Change of B Velocity Perpendicular to AB
B vb’’cos
vb t  L cos   L cos t  L
 B’  vb’sin Acceleration of B Perpendicular to AB
L 
 v b’  vb  L cos   L cos t  L

  
+t  t t t
A if, t  0, cos   1
 v  d ddv
  b   L  L  b  f ab
t
vb=L  t t dt dt
vb’= ’L=(+t)L Change of B Velocity Parallel to AB
g y
vb r  L sin   L sin t  0
Acceleration of B Parallel to AB
When  = 0, i.e., AB rotates with an uniform velocity, fabt=0  vb  L sin   L sin t
  
 t  r t
When  = 0, i.e., B has a linear motion, fabr=0
if t  0, sin   
if,
 v   d
  b   L  L   2 L  f ab
r
 t  r t dt

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Graphical Acceleration Analysis
y of a Four-bar Mechanism
ba’
frab ftab Locus of ‘c’
Locus of  c
frbc b’ fab
cb’ a’, d’
fbc fdc frdc Locus of ftbc b vab
t
f bc cd’ vbc
Locus of vbc vdc
c’ ftdc Locus of ftdc
Locus of ‘c’ c a, d
Locus of frab L f frbc
Locus of f
Locus of ft bc Locus of ftab
C Locus of vdc Velocity Analysis:
Acceleration Analysis: vabb L f ftdc
Locus of f Known:
Known: 
Known: 
3 L1, L2, L3, L4
L1, L2, L3, L4 
2 2 B 2, 3, 4
2, , 3, 4
2, vab = L22
2, 3 and  4 2 4
2, ftab= 2L2, frab= 22L2  A D Unknown:
frbc= 32L3, frdc= 42L4  Position Analysis: Locus of frdc 3 and 
d 4
Unknown: Known: L1, L2, L3, L4 and 2
3 and 4 Unknown: 3 3 and 4
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Graphical Acceleration Analysis of a Slider Crank Mechanism
ba’ Locus of ‘c’
ftabb Loc s of fac
Locus of f
c’ fac= fslider b
r a’ vbc vab
t
f bc r f ab
f bc fab
cb’ b’ c vac
Locus of ‘c’ vslider a
Locus of ftbc Locus of ftab
vab Locus of frab
Locus of ftbc Velocity Analysis:
Acceleration Analysis: 3 Locus of vbc
Locus of v
2 B b Known:
Known: 
Known: 
e, L2, L3, dslider
e, L2, L3, dslider 2 Locus of fac
2 Locus of vac 2, 3
2, , 3 C
Locus of frbc 2, vab = L22
2, 3 and vslider A
2, ftab= 2L2, frab= 22L2  AC or dslider Unknown:
frbc= 32L3, frac= 0 Position Analysis:
Position Analysis: 3 and v
d slider
Unknown: Known: e, L2, L3 and 2
3 and fslider Unknown: 3 and dslider

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Vector Loop ((Loop Closure)) method
C

L3
B 3 
L4
L2 C
y 4 
2 2 L1
R3

L3 R4
A x D
B 3 3
 L4
L2 R2
y 4
2  L1

A x R1 D
   
R1  R 4  R 2  R3
   
R 2  R3  R1  R 4  0

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C
   
L3 R 2  R3  R1  R 4  0

B L2 e j 2  L3 e j3  L1e j1  L4 e j 4  0


3 
L2
L4 if 1  0
y 4 L2 e j 2  L3 e j3  L1  L4 e j 4  0
2 2 L1
A x D

L2 cos  2  j sin  2   L3 cos  3  j sin  3   L1  L4 cos  4  j sin  4   0

Real part : L2 cos  2  L3 cos  3  L1  L4 cos  4  0


Imaginary part : L2 sin  2  L3 sin  3  L4 sin  4  0

L3 cos  3  L1  L2 cos  2  L4 cos  4 L4 cos  4  L3 cos  3  L1  L2 cos  2


L3 sin  3   L2 sin  2  L4 sin  4 L4 sin  4  L2 sin  2  L3 sin  3

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L4 cos  4   L1  L2 cos  2  L3 cos  3 (1)
i  4  L2 sin
L4 sin i  2  L3 sin
i 3 (2)

Differentiating Eqs. (1) and (2) w.r.t. time,


L4  4 sin  4  L2  2 sin  2  L3 3 sin  3 (3)
L4  4 cos  4  L2 2 cos  2  L3 3 cos  3 (4)

Differentiating Eqs. (3) and (4) w.r.t. time,


L4 4 sin  4  L4 42 cos  4  L2 2 sin  2  L2  22 cos  2  L3 3 sin  3  L3 32 cos  3 (5)
L4 4 cos  4  L4 42 sin  4  L2 2 cos  2  L2 22 sin  2  L3 3 cos  3  L3 32 sin  3 (6)

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Analytical
y Acceleration Analysis
y of a Four-bar Mechanism
• From loop-closure equation or by vector loop method:
Position Analysis
Position Analysis
  E  E 2  4 DF    B  B 2  4 AC 
 31,32  2 atan 2   41,42  2 atan 2 
 2D   2A 
   
A  cos  2  K1  K 2 cos  2  K 3 , B  2 sin  2 , C  K1  K 2  1 cos  2  K 3
D  cos  2  K1  K 4 cos  2  K 5 , E  2 sin  2 , F  K1  K 4  1 cos  2  K 5

L1 L1 L22  L23  L24  L12 L1 L24  L12  L22  L23


K1  , K2  , K3  , K4  , K5 
L2 L4 2 L2 L4 L3 2 L2 L3
Velocity Analysis
Velocity Analysis Acceleration Analysis
Acceleration Analysis
L22 sin  4   2  L2 2 sin  4   2   L222 cos 4   2   L332 cos 4   3   L442
3   3 
L3 sin  4   3  L3 sin  3   4 
L  sin  3   2  L2 2 sin  3   2   L222 cos 3   2   L332  L442 cos 3   4 
4   2 2 4 
L4 sin  3   4  L4 sin  3   4 

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