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Velocity & Acceleration

The document covers the kinematics and dynamics of machines, focusing on mechanisms and machines, particularly the analysis of velocity and acceleration in various mechanical systems. It discusses methods such as the I-center method, Kennedy's theorem, and graphical methods for analyzing mechanisms like the single slider crank and four-bar chain. Key concepts include angular velocity, relative motion, and the application of analytical approaches to complex mechanisms.
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Velocity & Acceleration

The document covers the kinematics and dynamics of machines, focusing on mechanisms and machines, particularly the analysis of velocity and acceleration in various mechanical systems. It discusses methods such as the I-center method, Kennedy's theorem, and graphical methods for analyzing mechanisms like the single slider crank and four-bar chain. Key concepts include angular velocity, relative motion, and the application of analytical approaches to complex mechanisms.
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GATI SHAKTI VISHWAVIDYALAYA

ग त शि त व व व यालय
School Of
Technology
Mechanical Engineering (4Th Semester)

Kinematics and Dynamics of Machines


(MEL210)

Kumar Sourabh
Assistant Professor, GSV
(Ph.D. - BARC, DDFS Fellow)

Module 1: Introduction to Mechanisms and Machines


Module – 2 Velocity and Acceleration Analysis

Rotation, Translation and general motion


Basics of I Centre of rotation and
Keneddies theorem in 4link mechanism
Angular velocity ration theorem in 4link mechanism
Accelerations in rotating link
Kleins construction :analytical approach
Coriolis acceleration
Kinematic analysis of single slider crank
Dynamic analysis of single slider crank
Velocity and Acceleration Analysis

Velocity and acceleration of link of a mechanism at any instant

Velocity Analysis

I center Method Relative velocity


(I- instantaneous) method

This method becomes Graphical method to


complicated in mechanisms solve complex problem
with more than 4 link
Pure Rotation Pure Translation General Motion

A
Rotation + Translation
C Vc
B
VAO= ω (AO) • Position and
V = ω (BO) orientation both
A BO
O change
B VB
To understand the general motion
you have to first understand the
concept of I centre
• No change in position Only
VA
orientation change A
• Relative velocity between
VA=VB=VC
the points of the link
• Position change No
change in orientation
• No relative motion
between the links
I-Centre Body is having general motion
(Rotation + Translation) this image of
a body is captured at particular
instant

VB

A VA
I-Centre

VB

A VA
I-Centre

VB

A VA
ω angular velocity of I centre

I-Centre
0
ω VA= ω (OA)
VA= ω (OB)

VB

A VA
I-Centre

VB

A VA
I-Centre

VB

Object 1 B

A VA

C
Ob
jec
t2
I-Centre
I-Centre
O
ωi
C is a point on line AB

B
VB

ω
A
X
A B
VA
Locus of I centre is centrode
Locus of I centre axis of rotation : Axode

• BO, OC, AO measure from


the scale
I-Centre
O
ωi
C is a point on line AB

B
VB
C
ω
A
X C
A B
VA
Locus of I centre is centrode
Locus of I centre axis of rotation : Axode

• BO, OC, AO measure from


the scale
I-Centre
What is the velocity of point C on AB if the crank O
BX is rotating CW with angular acceleration ω ? ωi
VB=ω(BX) C is a point on line AB

B
VB
C
ω
A
O C
A B
Locus of I centre is centrode Vc ?
Locus of I centre axis of rotation : VA
Axode • find the value of VB=ω(BO)
• After that find ωi using VB=ωi (BO)
• BO, OC, AO measure from • Now using VC=ωi (CO), VC can be identified, similarly
the scale for VA
• (slider velocity)
• Direction will be perpendicular to OC
I-Centre
O
ωi
VB=ω(BX) C is a point on line AB

B
VB
C
ω
A
X C
A B
Vc ?
VA
Locus of I centre is centrode
Locus of I centre axis of rotation : Axode

• BO, OC, AO measure from Similarly velocity of slider VA can also


the scale be determined
How to locate the I centre in different cases ??
How to locate the I centre in different cases ??

Turning Pair Rolling pair Sliding


Sliding on fixed
Sliding on fixed curve surface
curve surface
2

I12

Pure rolling on a circle


Basics of I Centre
No of I Centre:

3 I11 I12 I13 I14 I12 I13 I14


4 I23 I24
2
I21 I22 I23 I24 I34
1
I31 I32 I33 I34
I12 I13 I14
I23 I24
I34

3 I34
I23
2 4

I12 I41
1
For I24 : (I23 I34) and (I21 I14) I13
I12 I13 I14
For I13 : (I12 I23) and (I14 I43)
I23 I24
2 3
I34

3
I34
I23
4 2 4
1
I12 I41
1
I24
I13 ω3

Find ω4 if ω2 is given ? • STEPS

• find the value of


C
VB=ω2(BA)= ω2(I23 I12)
B 3
I34 • After that find ω3 using
I23 VB= ω3(I23 I13)
2 4

ω2 ω4 • After that find VC using


I12 I41 • VC= ω3(I13 I34)
1
I24 A D • After that find ω4 using
• VC= ω4(I41 I34)

Point A or point I12 is


same thing
ω3 I13 Direction of the angular
velocity of I centre??
Find ω4 if ω2 is given ? I1M IMN I1N
Opposite direction
C Means,
B 3 I1M is CW than I1N ACW
I34
I23 I1M is ACW than is I1N CW
2 4

ω2 ω4
I12 I41
I1M I1N IMN
1
I24 A D
Same direction
Means,
I1M is CW than I1N CW
Point A or point I12 is I1M is ACW than is I1N ACW
same thing
Kennedy’s theorem
If three plane bodies have relative motion among themselves
their I centre must lies on a straight line

Angular Velocity Theorem


If ω2 is given and you have to identify ω6 for a six link mechanism than
analytical approach becomes tedious.
It gives relation between ωm and ωn
m n
Kinematic Analysis of single slider crank

Velocity and acceleration


Piston: Linear Velocity and linear acceleration
Kinematic Analysis of single
A
slider crank B
0
B L+R

L R
B
A
0
A
X
0
X=OX1 -OX

L A B
0
X X1 X X2
X=OX1 -OX

n= L/R= obliquity ratio

B
L R

A
0

X
B
L R

A
0

X
Angular Velocity of Connecting Rod

B
L R

A
0

X
Graphical Method to analyse
velocity : 4 Bar chain
C
3
B
ω
32
2 4

ω2 ω4
D
1
A

velocity diagram
scale factor:
Suppose 50 m/sec velocity is a,d c
represented by 5cm on a velocity
diagram than scale factor is VBA
50/5=10 intersection of these two lines
b will give c point
Graphical Method to Velocity
Of Point
With
respect to
symbol Direction of velocity Magnitude of
Velocity
analyse velocity: 4 Bar Perpendicular to
C B A Vba Vba=ω2(BA)
chain 3
AB
B Vcb Perpendicular to Can be
ω C B
BC determined after
32 measuring lengths
2 4
Perpendicular to in velocity
C D Vcd diagram
ω2 ω4 CD
D
1
A

velocity diagram
scale factor:
Suppose 50 m/sec velocity is a,d c
represented by 5cm on a velocity
diagram than scale factor is VBA
50/5=10 intersection of these two lines
b will give c point
Velocity With symbol Direction of velocity Magnitude of
Graphical Method to Of Point respect to Velocity

analyse velocity B A Vba


Perpendicular to
Vba=ω2(BA)
C AB
B
3 Vcb Perpendicular to Can be
C B
ω BC determined after
measuring lengths
32
2 4 Perpendicular to in velocity
C D Vcd diagram
CD
ω2 ω4
Vcb= length of bc in velocity diagram * scale factor
D
1
Vcb= ω32 *length of BC, from here ω32can be determined
A ω32 = ω3 - ω2 ,, from this ω3 can be determined
Vcd = length of ac in velocity diagram* scale factor
Vcd = ω4 *length of CD, from here ω4 can be determined
velocity diagram
scale factor:
Suppose 50 m/sec velocity is a,d c
represented by 5cm on a velocity
diagram than scale factor is VBA
50/5=10 intersection of these two lines
b will give c point
Graphical Method to analyse
velocity : single slider crank
chain
B
L R
P velocity diagram
A
0 b
D
p

o,d a
Graphical Method to analyse
velocity: Crank and Slotted
Lever Mechanism
R

Vpo
S

O OA = distance between fixed centre (c)


OP = Crank radius (r)
AR= Length of the slotted link
P on slider ω =Angular velocity of crank (l)
and Q on AR
(slotted bar)
A
Velocity With symb Direction of velocity Magnitude of
Graphical Method to analyse Of Point respect to ol Velocity
Perpendicular to
velocity: Crank and Slotted P 0 Vpo AP
Vpo=ωcrank(Op)
Parallel to Can be
Lever Mechanism Q P Vqp AR passes through P determined after
measuring
Perpendicular to
R Q A Vqa AR
lengths in
velocity diagram
Perpendicular to
R A Vra AR and (ar/aq)=(AR/AQ)
parallel to V qa
Vpo Perpendicular to
S S R Vsr RS
-

Along the path of S


S G Vsg
Vqa (horizontal in this case)
G
Velocity diagram

O OA = distance between fixed centre (c) p


OP = Crank radius (r)
q r
AR= Length of the slotted link
P on slider ω =Angular velocity of crank (l)
o,a,q
and Q on AR s
(slotted bar)
A
Graphical Method to
analyse acceleration aT
A ar
a
ar aT
VAO= ω (AO)
ω
O α
Graphical Method to analyse accn Of
Point
With
respect
Symbol
(net
Magnitude of
Acceleration
Direction

Acceleration: 4 Bar chain to accelera


tion)
C
3
B B→A
ω B A aba
32
2 4 BA
ω2 ω4
α2 D acb C→B
C B
1
A
BC

C→D
aba b’ C D acd
d’, a’
CD
a cb
a cd • Radial acceleration of all links will be determined
from the velocity diagram
c’ acceleration diagram
• Tangential acceleration can be determined from
the length of the acceleration diagram
Accn With Symbol Magnitude of Acceleration Direction
Graphical Method to analyse Of Point respect
to
(net
accelera
acceleration : single slider crank tion)

chain α2 =0 B O abo
B→O
BA

B acb A→ B
A B
L R BA
P ω Along
A D aslider
A line AO
O
D
aslider
d’, o’ a’

p'
abo

b’
acceleration diagram
velocity diagram
Klein's Construction
• Only for single slider crank chain mechanism with b
no angular acceleration (ω=constant) Vbo Vba

X
B
o,d Vslider a
L
R ω
A O
D 90° anti clock wise rotate
velocity diagram
Klein's Construction
• Only for single slider crank chain mechanism with b
no angular acceleration (ω=constant)
Vbo Vba
X
B
L Vslider
o,d a
R ω
A O
90° anti clock wise rotate
D

Triangle BXO and bao are


symmetrical
Klein's Construction
• Only for single slider crank chain mechanism with
no angular acceleration (ω=constant)
Step 1:extend BA line and a Vertical line from A, intersection point is X
Step 2: draw circles of BX radius and BA diameter
X Step 3 : join intersection points of the circle with a line
B Step 4 the line joining the intersection point of a circle intersects AO at N
M And AB at M
ω
A N O X
B
D M
ω
A N O
D
Klein's Construction d’,o’ aslider
a’
• Only for single slider crank chain mechanism with
no angular acceleration (ω=constant)

X
B b’
M
acceleration diagram
ω
A N O
D 180° anti clock wise rotate
Coriolis acceleration
Graphical Method to analyse
velocity: Crank and Slotted
Lever Mechanism
R

Vpo
S

O OA = distance between fixed centre (c)


OP = Crank radius (r)
AR= Length of the slotted link
P on slider ω =Angular velocity of crank (l)
and Q on AR
(slotted bar)
A

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