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Dynamics Introduction


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ME2012 Dynamics 15 / 08 / 2023 Prof. Emir Vela Department of Mechanical and Energy Engineering [email protected]

Index Syllabus: Evaluation System Annex: Schedule How to present a written exam Office Time Introduction to Dynamics Introduction to Matlab ME2012 Emir Vela

Emir Vela 1 Sílabo

Emir Vela Sistema de evaluación: NF = 0.15* PC1 + 0.30* PC2 + 0.25* PC3 + 0.30* E NF : nota final PC1 y PC3 : Fuera de clases PC2 y E : dentro de la hora de clases

Emir Vela Anexo: Programación

Emir Vela ¿Cómo presentar un examen en Ing. Mecánica? Office time Delegado del curso

Emir Vela 2 Introduction to Dynamics

Emir Vela Goals To describe Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics To describe the fundamentals concepts in Dynamics To introduce the vector analysis

Emir Vela

Emir Vela Palletizing KUKA robot Video: KUKA Robot Roller Coaster

Emir Vela Palletizing KUKA robot: Courses

Emir Vela Space : is the environment in which objects move; a collection of location or points. Time : is a scalar variable to allow us to specify the order of a sequence of events. Force : interaction between and object and its environment. Magnitude, direction, and sense. Mass : measure of the amount of matter in the object. Fundamental Concepts

Emir Vela Inertia : body’s resistance to changing its state of motion in response to the application of a force system. Depends on mass and geometry of the body. Particle : is an object whose mass is concentrated at a point. Considered to have ZERO volume. Rigid Body : is and object whose mass is distributed over a region of space. The distance between any 2 points in the object never changes. Fundamental Concepts

ME0022 Emir Vela 3 Vector Analysis

ME0022 Emir Vela Scalar : is a single number, a thing with magnitude and sign Vector : is a quantity that is fully described by both magnitude and direction

ME0022 Emir Vela The Scalars in Mechanics

ME0022 Emir Vela Three notations for vectors in pictures and diagrams

ME0022 Emir Vela The cartesian components of a vector

ME0022 Emir Vela The dot product

ME0022 Emir Vela 2D Cross Product

ME0022 Emir Vela Cross Product

ME0022 Emir Vela Free Body Diagram To account all the forces and couple moments acting on the particle or rigid body -Active -Reactive Three steps: To isolate the particle or rigid body from its constraints and connections and draw its outlined shape To establish a coordinate system To identify and draw all the external forces and couple moments To label the forces and couple moments

ME0022 Emir Vela Free Body Diagram

ME0022 Emir Vela Reactions in two dimensions

ME0022 Emir Vela Free Body Diagram

Emir Vela Palancas óseas: Ejemplo

ME0022 Emir Vela Summary : We have reviewed the fundamental concepts in Dynamics and discussed some applications . We have reviewed vector analysis as a tool to study Dynamics of mechanical systems.

ME0022 Emir Vela R. C. Hibbeler. Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics. 14th Edition, Prentice Hall. J.L. Meriam and L.G. Kraige. Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics. 9th Edition, John Wiley and Sons, Inc. Bibliography

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