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This lecture covers the basics of mechanics, including deformable bodies, rigid bodies, and fluid dynamics, as well as vector operations. Learn about vector addition, subtraction, multiplication, and resolution, and their applications in civil engineering.
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Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering LECTURE 1 1 1 PHYSICS MECHANICS DEFORMABLE BODIES RIGID BODIES FLUIDS DYNAMICS (ME 201) STATICS (CE 201) • STATICS (CE 201) • DYNAMICS (ME 201) • STRUCTURAL • MECHANICS (CE 203) • STRUCTURAL • ANALYSIS (CE 305) • CONCRETE • DESIGN (CE 315) • STEEL • DESIGN (CE 408) • CONCRETE II (CE 415) • STEEL II (CE 418 )
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering LECTURE 1 2 2 PARTICLES & RIGID BODIES: BASIC QUANTITIES: 1 - LENGTH : l, (cm, mm, m, in.) 2 - MASS : m, (kg, lb.) 3 - FORCE : f, (N, kN, lbf.) PARTICLES : DIMENSIONLESS RIGID BODIES : HAVE DIMENSIONS SCALERS & VECTORS: VECTOR DEFINITION: 1 - MAGNITUDE 2 - DIRECTION 3 - POINT OF APPLICATION SCALER : MAGNITUDE ONLY (e.g. length) VECTOR : MAGNITUDE & DIRECTION (e.g. Force, velocity). 20 kN force • A FORCE IS FULLY REPRESENTED BY A VECTOR. • A VECTOR IS FULLY REPRESENTED BY AN ARROW.
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering LECTURE 1 3 3 VECTOR OPERATIONS 1 - Multiplication by a Scaler: a ( A ) = aA 2 - Vector Addition: A + B = R a - ( Parallelogram law ): b - ( Triangular law ): Review “Vector Algebra” A 2A 3 - Vector Subtraction: A - B = C 4 - Resolution of a Vector: R = A + B A R R a b B A B A B R
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering LECTURE 2 1 4 b C A A a c B B VECTOR ADDITION OF FORCES Ex. TRIANGLE LAWS: R = 2 + B - 2 B cos a 2 I - SINE LAW: B R = sin sin a A sin a B C sin c B sin b = = B sin a = sin-1 R II - COSINE LAW: A a C = A2 + B2 - 2AB cos c R
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering LECTURE 2 2 5 EXAMPLE Determine the magnitude and direction of force P such that the resultant of the two tug boats ( P & T ) is equal to 4.00 kN. SOLUTION: Using Cosine Law: 42 + (2.6)2 - 2 x 4 x 2.6 cos 20o IPI = P IPI = 1.8 kN 4.0kN Using Sine Law: 20o 1.8 2.6 P = T = 2.6 kN 20o = 30o sin sin 20 2.6kN 20o 4.0kN
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering F1 = F1x + F1y F2 = F2x + F2y … = … + … Fn = Fnx + Fny Fx = F cos Fy = F sin y F F F y x x |R| = |Rx|2 + |Ry|2 LECTURE 3 1 6 ADDITION OF 2-D VECTORS R = Fi = Fix + Fiy i-1 i-1 i-1 Rx = Fix , = F1x + F2x + F3x i=1 Ry = Fiy , = F1y + F2y + F3y y i=1 F2y |Ry| F2 F1y F1 , tan = |Rx| F2x x F1x F3x RULE: Ry R F3 Rx F3y
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering à F = Fz + F' A = |Ã| F' = Fx + Fy à = |Ã| A F = Fx + Fy + Fz Unit vector on the x-direction = i Unit vector on the x-direction = j Unit vector on the x-direction = k |F| = |Fz|2 + |F'|2 z |F'| = |Fz|2 + |Fy|2 k j y |F| = |Fx|2 + |Fy|2 + |Fz|2 x i LECTURE 3 2 7 UNIT VECTOR CARTESIAN VECTORS à z Fz A F 1 Fy Fx y F' x
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering à = Axi + Ayj + Azk Ay Az Ax , , cos = cos = cos = |Ã| |Ã| |Ã| LECTURE 3 3 8 DIRECTION OF CARTESIAN VECTOR à = Ãx + Ãy + Ãz The angle any vector makes with +ive x-axis = The angle any vector makes with +ive y-axis = The angle any vector makes with +ive z-axis = |Ã| = à z Ãz à Ax Ay Az à A = — = — i + — j + — k |Ã| |A| |Ã| |Ã| k = cos i + cos j + cos k y Ãy cos2 + cos2 + cos2 = 1 x j i à = |A| cos i + |A| cos j + |A| cos k Ãx
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering Ry Rx 20 30 cos — = — = 73.4o cos — = — = 64.6o 70 70 |R| |R| LECTURE 4 1 9 Solution: Example 1: n R = Fi = F1 + F2 + F3 Determine magnitude and direction cosine of resultant (R) of the following force vectors: F1 = 5i + 15 j + 30 k (N) F2 = 25i + 30 j + 40 k (N) F3 = - 25j - 50 k (N) i=1 R = 30 i + 20 j - 60 k |R| = = 70 (N) Check cos2 + cos2 + cos2 = 1 0.18 + 0.08 + 0.73 = 1 Rz -60 cos — = — = 149.0o 70 |R| OK
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering z F2 = 250N 5 3 y 4 60o 60o 30o 45o x F1 = 350N LECTURE 4 2 10 SOLUTION: Example 2: Express the following two vectors in cartesian form. Find their resultant. F1 = |F1| cos. i + |F| cos. j + |F|cos. k = 350 cos. 60i + 350 cos. 60j + 350 x cos. 135k = 175i + 175j - 247.5k F2 = |F2 | cos. 30 i - |F2| sin 30 j + |FzZ| k = 200 x 0.87 i - 200 x 0.5 j + 150 k = 174 i - 100 j + 150 k R = F1 + F2 = 350 i + 75 j - 97.5 k 1 1
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering ~ r A LECTURE 5 1 11 POSITION VECTOR z (xB, yB, zB) B (xA, yA, zA) A ~ r y B O x
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering SOLUTION rAB (m) rA = 3i + 4j - 2k rB = i - 2j + 1k rAB = rB - rA = -2i - 6j + 3k |rAB| (m) (m) uAB = rAB |rAB| |rAB| = 22 + 62 + 32 = 7 (m) -2 6 3 uAB = — i - — j + — k 7 7 7 (N) F = |F| uAB = - 20i - 60j + 30k LECTURE 5 2 12 FORCE ALONG A LINE F B F = |F| uF rAB A uF = uAB = uAB = uF EXAMPLE Represent the force F in Cartesian from its magnitude = 70N and is directed from point A(3,4, -2)m towards B(1, -2, 1)m.
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i · i = 1 j · j = 1 k · k = 1 i · k = 0 i · j = 0 j · k = 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ LECTURE 6 1 13 DOT PRODUCT ~ A Definition: ~ ~ ~ ~ A · B = |A| |B| cos ~ B Applications: Features: ~ ~ ~ ~ A · B = B · A A · (B + C) = A · B + A · C a(A·B) = (aA) ·B = A ·(aB) = (A ·B)a 1 - Angle between two vectors: 2 - Component of a Vector Along a Line: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ | | | |
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering ~ ~ F1·F2 -28 cos = ——— = ——— = -0.62 ~ ~ |F1||F2| 7.076.4 LECTURE 6 2 14 EXAMPLE: ~ ~ Determine the angle () between the force vectors F1 & F2. ~ ~ ~ ~ F1 = 3i + 5j - 4k F2 = 2i - 6j + 1k F1·F2 = 32 - 56 - 41 = -28 (N) ~ ~ ~ ~ (N) ~ ~ |F1| = 32 + 52 + 42 = 7.07 |F2| = 22 + 62 + 12 = 6.40 (N) (N) = cos-1 - 0.62 = 128.23o
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering ˜ ˜ F = 0 Fz = 0 Fx = 0 Fy = 0 LECTURE 7 1 15 EQUILIBRIUM OF A PARTICLE ˜ F2 ˜ F1 • ˜ Fi ˜ Fn Springs: Pulleys: F = k Fx = 0 T cos = T cos Fy = 0 2T sin = W T T k = Spring Coefficient = FORCE / LENGTH W = Displacement
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering LECTURE 8 1 17 A T T 2m C B W 10m A G 2m C 10 15 CE BE E B 15m D CE tan 4.6 1.12 FIG.: 2 EXAMPLE: A soldier wanted to cross a river 10m wide with a 15m rope and a smooth pulley. Will he make it ? From Fig. : 2 BCE BED BC = BD GD = (15)2 - (10)2 = 11.2m CE = ED = ———— = 4.6m = cos-1 —— = 48.2o / tan = ——— BE = —— = —— = 4.11m (11.2 -2) 2 short of crossing
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering EXAMPLE: Find ( ) for equilibrium ? Fy = 0 + 4 sin + 4 sin - 4 = 0 sin = = 30o LECTURE 7 2 16 SOLUTION: From Geometry tan = = 1 tan 30 = 0.58m From Equilibrium, Fx = 0 4 cos = 4 cos 2.0m y 4N 4N 1m 30 x 4N 4kN 4kN 4kN
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering LECTURE 8 2 18 Problems: The gusset plate P is subjected to the forces of three members as shown. Determine the force in member C and its proper orientation for equilibrium. The forces are concurrent at point O. y 9 kN 8 kN A SOLUTION: B 3 5 4 x P O Solve equation & for T & T = = C T
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering FAB = |FAB| j FAC = |FAC| i rAD = -2i -4j +4k |rAD| = 22 + 42 + 42 = 6m UAD = —— rAD |rAD| 4 6 -2 6 4 6 UAD = — i - — j + — k FAD = |FAD| UAD LECTURE 10 2 EXAMPLE: (Prob. 3·31) 19 z (0, 0, 4)m D (2, 4, 0)m y B A C x 800N For Equilibrium FA = 0 Fx = 0 |FAC| - |FAD| = 0 ………. Fy = 0 |FAB| - |FAD| = 0 ………. Fz = 0 |FAD| - 800 = 0 ..………. From EQU |FAD| = = 1200N From EQU |FAC| = x 1200 = 400N From EQU |FAB| = x 1200 = 800N 2 6 4 6 4 6 800 x 6 4 2 6 4 6 Q ·E·D·
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering C A B 1 - Magnitude: |C| = |A| |B| sin 2 - Direction: Right Hand Rule LECTURE 11 1 20 CROSS PRODUCT Definition: Properties: 1 - A × B = - ( B × A ) 2 - A × ( B + D ) = A × B + A × D i × i = o i × j = k i × k = -j j × i = -k j × j = o j × k = i k × i = j k × j = -I k × k = o i j + k
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering Alternatively: LECTURE 11 2 21 + + +
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering LECTURE 11 3 22 MOMENT OF A FORCE MoF = Moment of force (F) about point (o). r = Position vector from (O) to any point on the line of action of F O Proof d O 1 - Magnitude: 2 - Direction: Right Hand Rule r O
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering F F R LECTURE 12 1 23 Principle if Transmissibility: A force can be transmitted along its line of action! Moment of Resultant MoR = r × R = r × (F1 + F2) = r × F1 + r × F2 MoR = MoF + MoF F1 2 1 r F2 Moment of Resultant is equal to the sum of moments of its components. O n Mo = Mo R Fi i = 1
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering + + 3 - q = = 1 o sin 36 . 8 , 5 6 b = = o sin 1 63 . 4 , - 6 . 32 a = q + - b = o 90 63 . 4 \ = = m o d 6 . 72 sin 63 . 4 6 . 00 + × = = ´ = N m M F d 50 6 300 50N 30N 40N A 3m 6m O LECTURE 12 2 24 EXAMPLE: 30N Find the moment of couple (F) about point (O). 3 4 SOLUTION ~ A r F OA 1 - Scalar Solution (A) 3m C 6m O A d 6.72m 3m B O 6m 3 - Vector Solution (C) 2 - Scalar Solution (B)
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering ~ ~ ~ ~ = - + - + - r ( 4 1 ) i ( 5 3 ) j ( 0 6 ) k AB ~ ~ ~ = + + 3 i 2 j 6 k ~ = + + = 2 2 2 m r 3 2 6 7 AB ~ ~ r 3 2 6 ~ ~ ~ = = + - AB u i j k AB r 7 7 7 AB ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = = + - F F u 15 i 10 j 30 k AB ~ ~ ~ ~ = + + r i 3 j 6 k OA i j k i j 1 3 6 1 3 15 10 -30 15 10 ~ ~ ~ = - + - 150 i 120 j 35 k _ _ _ + + + LECTURE 12 3 25 EXAMPLE: Find the moment about the origin of force F (|F| = 25N), this force is acting along the direction A (1,3,6) to B (4,5,0).. SOLUTION OR i j k 4 5 0 15 10 -30
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering F LECTURE 13 1 26 a Moment of a Force about an Axis: Maa MoF = r × F |Maa| = uaa • MoF Maa| = uaa • (r × F) r O a This is called Triple Product. uaa = uaxi + uayj + uazk r = rxi + ryj + rzk F = Fxi + Fyj + Fzk Cross product is executed first followed by Dot product, or: uax uay uaz rx ry rz Fx Fy Fz
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering ~ ~ ~ ~ = - - + F 20 i 30 j 25 k z C B(-3,2,4) rBC (1,5,2) A y (7,-3,1) x LECTURE 13 2 27 EXAMPLE: Find the force F about axis AB. = - 64.5 + 17.2 - 31.2 + 15.6 + 51.6 - 43.0 = -54.3 N·m +0.43 3 -30 -0.86 4 -20 +0.26 -2 25 -0.86 4 -20 0.43 3 -30 =
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering -F -F F F d rA + r = rB rB - rA = r LECTURE 15 1 28 MOMENT OF A COUPLE: “COUPLE” is defined as two parallel forces, equal in magnitude, and opposite in direction. r Moc = rA × (-F) + rB × F = (rB - rA) × F Moc = r × F rA rB O Moment of a couple about any point in the space is a constant quantity and is independent of the location of the point. Scaler Solution
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering ~ ~ ~ ~ c c c c M M M M i i z z |M| = |F| • d = Constant LECTURE 15 1 29 RESULTANT COUPLE: FREE VECTOR: A vector with no fixed point of application. e.g. Mc EQUIVALENT COUPLES: Mc Mc MR Mc 40N 60N 3m 2m 20N 6m 40N 60N 20N
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering = - 480 240 × = N m 240 LECTURE 15 2 30 EXAMPLE: 50N Find the moment of couple (F) about point (O). 4 3 SOLUTION O • D A) Scalar Solution: 6m 6m 5 4 50N 3 B A C) Vector Solution: 6m 40N B) Scalar Solution: 30N A O å B = ´ + - ´ + M 40 12 0 40 6 0 o 30N A B 40N
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering F F F F -F F A B LECTURE 16 1 31 MOVEMENT OF FORCE: A) TRANSLATION OF FORCE ALONG ITS LINE OF ACTION: B) TRANSLATION OF FORCE OUTSIDE ITS LINE OF ACTION: When F is moved from (A) to (B) it becomes: F + Mc where Mc = rBA × F M is “free” vector B A Mc B
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering O Mi F1 F2 Fn M O Mn M Fn F1 F2 FR MR O LECTURE 16 2 32 RESULTANT OF A FORCE SYSTEM: n FR = Fi i-1 MR = Mi n i-1 where Mi = roi× Fi
Dr. Mustafa Y. Al-Mandil Department of Civil Engineering • • LECTURE 16 3 33 EXAMPLE: Reduce the force system into a single force & single couple at (O). SOLUTION FR = -25 i - 15 jN 35N 50N 4 MR = 330 kN·m y 3 20N O x A B C 25N 3m 5m 3m 70N 30° 330 N • m 15N