Engineering Mechanics - Statics - chap05 - friction
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Engineering MechanicsStatics郑冬黎01/09/20165 Frictiony5.1 Dry Friction5.2 Problems Involving Dry FrictionAPPLICATIONS OF FRICTION IN MACHINES APPLICATIONS OF FRICTION IN MACHINES 5.3 Rolling Resistance5.4 Wedges54Wedges5.5 Screws5.6 Flexible Belts56Flexible Belts5.7 Journal Bearings58Th t B i Di k F i ti5.8 Thrust Bearings; Disk Frictiony5.1 Dry Frictionrough4567roughTypes of frictionypy() Dry friction ( Coulomb friction ) 9experiments of Coulomb in 1781 9The work of Morin in 1830sFluid friction9fluid mechanicsInternal friction9materials science.yDry friction static frictionkinetic friction kinetic frictionF S = F T ,F --F EquilibriumS smax experiments of CoulombNs s F F μ=max limiting static frictional forceN s scoefficient of kinetic frictionDry frictionyF F =N s s F F μ≤Ns s μmax Nk F F μ=Coefficient of static/kinetic frictioncoefficient of kinetic frictioncoefficient of static frictions μμ≤Friction Anglesg3D: Friction coneFriction AnglesgThe angle is called the angle of static friction =The angle φs is called the angle of static friction the angle φk is called the angle of kinetic friction S S μϕtan kk μϕ=tanTesting S orTesting μS or φm18max 0F F ≤≤N S F F μ=max m ϕϕ≤≤0sm μϕ=tan 19Determine the direction of frictional forceW WM FF S F SF NF NQuestion: if P=40kN ,S=20kN ,μS =0.5,μk =0.4,then the frictional force is the frictional force is ()kNA 15B 12C 17.3D 0FF N Bg y5.2 Problems Involving Dry FrictionProblems Involving Dry Frictiong yg yProblems Involving Dry Frictionp p g3rd problem: Impending Motion at Some Points of Contact. several possibilities for motion or impending motion will exist and the problem will involve a determination of the kind of motion which actually occurs.slippingtippingif it remains in equilibrium.020sin -0=W F N s s Check:Move up 1.177222108.0N k =×==F F μNIf W= 2kN, α= 30°. μs = 0.1, μ= 0.08.Determine FDetermine if it remains in equilibriumif it remains in equilibrium.(1) Sliding up ------F1max(2) Sliding down -------F()g1minS 1)if P=100N ,determine the frictional force.2)Determine P if it remains in equilibrium .1)P=100N ,assume it’s the static frictional force∑0=x F 0s =−F P 0=∑F 0=−W F y N 0=∑A M 0N =−Ph x F 500N =F N100s =F 240=x 200smax ==N S F F μ<<b/2=300mmN < b/2 300 mmS 1)if P=100N ,determine the frictional force.2)Determine P if it remains in equilibrium .2)assume it’s the limiting static frictional force g∑0=x F 0Smax =−F P 0=∑F 0=−W F y N 0=∑A M 0N =−Ph x F NS F F μ=smax Tipping first200=F =F 480=x > b/2 = 300 mm 200=P Tipping first Smax 500N0=∑x F 0S =−F P 0=∑y F 0N =−W F 0=∑A M 03.0N =−×Ph F 500N =F 125=P 125≤P 125s =F 200smax ==N S F F μ<The uniform crate has a mass of 20 kg. If a force P = 80 N is applied to the crate, determine if it remains in pp,equilibrium. The coefficient of static friction is 0.3.begin to slide off the bed,Determine the static coefficient of friction between a vending machine and the surface of the truck bed.begin to slide off the bed,Determine the static coefficient of friction between a vending machine and the surface of the truck bed.The uniform 10-kg ladder rests against the smooth wall at B , and the end A rests on the rough horizontal plane for which the coefficient of static friction is 0.3 . Determine the angle of inclination θof the ladder and the normal reaction at B if the ladder is on the verge of slipping.Beam AB is subjected to a uniform load of 200 N/m and is supported at B by post BC . If the coefficients of static friction at B and C are μB= 0.2 and μC= 0.5, determine the f C020force P needed to pull the post out from under the beam. Neglect the weight of the members and the thickness of the beam.P = 320 NP = 267 NP = 267 NBlocks A and B have a mass of 3 kg and 9 kg,respectively and are connected to the weightless links. Determine the largest vertical force P that can be appliedb li d D t i th l t ti l f P th tat the pin C without causing any movement. Thecoefficient of static friction between the blocks and the contacting surfaces is 0.3 .t ti f i 03Four same books, the mass of one book is m , book-book: μ1= 0.1, book-hand: μ2= 0.25. To hold the books, P = ?book hand:=025To hold the books P=?The 1600-kg car is just beginning to negotiate the 16°ramp. If the car has rear-wheel drive, determine the minimum coefficient of static friction,required at B.The figure shows the design in section of a loaded bracket which is supported on the fixed shaft by the roller at B and by friction at the corner A. The coefficient of static friction is 0.40. Neglect the weight ofg gthe bracket and show that the bracket as designed will remain in place. Find the friction force F.The uniform slender bar of length l is placed in the opening of width d atg gthe 30°angle shown. For what range of l/d will the bar remain in static equilibrium? The coefficient of static friction at A and B is μS = 0.4 .5.3 Rolling ResistancegWF T slipping F shδF tippingNtippingpp gF WW T hF T h F s F s M r max δF N F NF r max M r max = F T h = F N δW∵δ<< h ,F T M r max is very small ,F s htipping δF --rolling NF WFWT hThF r max Fr maxM r maxδF N F NM r max = F Nδ。