PSet 4 - Drag Forces, Constraints, and Continuous Systems
PSet 4 - Drag Forces, Constraints, and Continuous Systems
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Assumptions
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→ radius of rotating shaft is negligible compared toe
rope massmnlengthl
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disregard gravity ; reassume the rotation occurs at such a high @ that the rope is
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Tension in Rope wrapped Around a Rod
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the ropeis about to slide to the right , then the tension at any
point of
B A
m , > me From the capstan example (8. 4) we know that if
me NSO
+ (O) =
TB e
M,
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=
Note :
oith no friction
,
thetension on themassless rope
B A
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constraint :L =
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-
Xp + Fr +
-1 , -
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M , 1- Mz
zero acceleration if M , me
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one
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and no friction If we now increase m , by Dm , we have a new force acting static friction At each point that the
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rope touches the surface the tension on the right must equilibrate the sum of friction and tension on the left
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piece of rope friction was mdumom
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=
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=
ma a =
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CV ✗(f) =ma×CH a✗ (f) =
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vxct) t
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d¥✗= Vx V✗"dV×= -
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-1=0
strings constraint equations
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- =
-1,41 YA -
+ Hr 't -1pct)
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9, tap =D
9, =
a☐ =D
a, =
string I
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m, 2
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2
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-
g -
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2m29 Mig - +
zmz
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Mz
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Zmzg Mig -
+ Mraz
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mYg
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miaz
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M,
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m, ) az=
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Mi
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a, =
4mz -
Mi