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    Assignment On ME233

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    The document provides instructions for a 10-problem assignment on engineering mechanics for a 2020 batch. Students are to solve each problem by hand, showing work and diagrams where applicable, and submit the assignment with their name, student ID, subject code, and date on the cover page. Problems 1-8 involve determining velocities, accelerations, energies or other values given information like masses, distances, initial conditions. Problems 9-10 involve a bullet impacting a panel and calculating the energy generated by a man running up stairs versus burning an LED bulb. Solutions are due by 04/12/2023.

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    Assignment On ME233

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    The document provides instructions for a 10-problem assignment on engineering mechanics for a 2020 batch. Students are to solve each problem by hand, showing work and diagrams where applicable, and submit the assignment with their name, student ID, subject code, and date on the cover page. Problems 1-8 involve determining velocities, accelerations, energies or other values given information like masses, distances, initial conditions. Problems 9-10 involve a bullet impacting a panel and calculating the energy generated by a man running up stairs versus burning an LED bulb. Solutions are due by 04/12/2023.

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    The document provides instructions for a 10-problem assignment on engineering mechanics for a 2020 batch. Students are to solve each problem by hand, showing work and diagrams where applicable, and submit the assignment with their name, student ID, subject code, and date on the cover page. Problems 1-8 involve determining velocities, accelerations, energies or other values given information like masses, distances, initial conditions. Problems 9-10 involve a bullet impacting a panel and calculating the energy generated by a man running up stairs versus burning an LED bulb. Solutions are due by 04/12/2023.

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    Assignment On ME233

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    Alif Mahmud Nafi
    The document provides instructions for a 10-problem assignment on engineering mechanics for a 2020 batch. Students are to solve each problem by hand, showing work and diagrams where applicable, and submit the assignment with their name, student ID, subject code, and date on the cover page. Problems 1-8 involve determining velocities, accelerations, energies or other values given information like masses, distances, initial conditions. Problems 9-10 involve a bullet impacting a panel and calculating the energy generated by a man running up stairs versus burning an LED bulb. Solutions are due by 04/12/2023.

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    Assignment on ME233 (2020 Batch)

    (Engineering Mechanics – II)


    Submission Due Date: 04/12/2023
    Instructions:
    1. The student must solve each problem with details diagram (if applicable).
    2. Use both side of A4 paper in case of solution.
    3. Solutions must be own handwritten.
    4. Submit the assignment with a cover page mentioning your Name, Student ID, Subject
    Code and Date.
    Problem – 01: The wind turbine generator shown in the figure has an output-power rating of
    1.5 MW for a wind speed of (The last three digits of your student ID) km/h. For the given wind
    speed, determine:

    (a) The kinetic energy of the air particles entering the 82.5 m diameter circle per second,
    (b) The efficiency of this energy conversion system. Assume, ρ = 1.21 kg/m3 for air.

    14.78

    Problem – 02: The (The last three digits of your student ID) kg sub-satellite B has an initial
    velocity VB = (3 m/s) j. It is connected to the 35 kg base satellite A by 500 m space tether.
    Determine the velocity of the base satellite and sub-satellite immediately after the tether
    becomes taut (assuming no rebound).

    14.45

    1
    Problem – 03: A cyclist uses a stationary trainer during the winter to keep in shape. Knowing
    that he pushes down on his pedal with a velocity of (The last three digits of your Student ID)
    inch/s that increases at a rate of 4 inch/s2, determine the velocity and acceleration of point D
    on the bottom of the rear wheel.

    Problem – 04: The human leg can be crudely approximated as two rigid bars (the femur and
    the tibia) connected with a pin joint. At the instant shown in the figure, the velocity of ankle A
    is zero, the tibia AK has an angular velocity of 1.5 rad/s counterclockwise and an angular
    acceleration of 1 rad/s2 counterclockwise. Determine the relative angular velocity and relative
    angular acceleration of the femur KH with respect to AK so that the velocity and acceleration
    of H are both straight up at this instant.

    2
    Problem – 05: A heavy crate is being moved a short distance using three identical cylinders as
    rollers. Knowing that at the instant shown in the figure, the crate has a velocity of (The last
    three digits of your student ID) mm/s and an acceleration of 400 mm/s2, both directed to the
    right, determine:

    (a) The angular acceleration of the center cylinder,


    (b) The acceleration of point A on the center cylinder.

    15.115

    Problem – 06: A crate of mass (The last three digits of your student ID) kg is held in the position
    shown in the figure. Immediately after the man accidentally drops the right end of the crate,
    assuming that the box does not slip at point E, determine:

    (a) The angular acceleration of the crate,


    (b) The reaction at point E.

    3
    16.134
    Problem – 07: The hatchback of a car is positioned as shown in the figure to help determine
    the appropriate size for a damping mechanism AB. The weight of the door is (The last three
    digits of your student ID) lb.s, and its mass moment of inertia about the center of gravity G is
    15 lb.ft.s2. The linkage DEFH controls the motion of the hatch and is shown in more detail in
    part (b) of the figure. Assume that the mass of the links DE, EF, and FH are negligible,
    compared to the mass of the door. With AB removed, determine:

    (a) The initial angular acceleration of the door as it is released from rest,
    (b) The force on link FH.

    Problem – 08: A bar of mass m = 5 kg is held as shown between four disks, each of mass m' =
    2 kg and radius = 75 mm. Knowing that the forces exerted on the disks are sufficient to prevent
    slipping and that the bar is released from rest, for each of the cases shown in the figure,
    determine the velocity of the bar after it has moved through the distance h.

    16.159

    4
    Problem – 09: A (The last three digits of your student ID) g bullet is fired with a velocity of
    400 m/s at ϴ = 5° into a 9 kg square panel of side b = 200 mm. Knowing that the panel is
    initially at rest, determine:

    (a) The required distance h if the horizontal components of the impulsive reaction at A is
    to be zero,
    (b) The corresponding velocity of the center of the panel immediately after the bullet
    becomes embedded.

    17.102

    Problem – 10: The man having the weight of (Your actual weight) lb is able to run up a 15 ft
    high flight of stairs in 4 s. Determine the power generated. How long would a 100 w LED bulb
    have to burn to expend the same amount of energy?

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