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MEC208A - Dynamics of Machinery

Lecture- 1

Introduction

Course Leader:

Dr. N. C. Mahendra Babu


mahendrababu.me.et@msruas.ac.in

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Objectives
At the end of this session, students will be able to:
• Define Dynamics of machinery

• Appreciate importance of dynamics of machinery

• Identify different types of forces in machine/ mechanism

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Topics

• Introduction to dynamics of Machinery (DOM)

• Introduction to force analysis

• Types of forces

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Introduction to dynamics of Machinery (DOM)

Mechanics

Statics Dynamics

Kinematics Kinetics

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Introduction
• The design of mechanisms and their components requires
information about forces acting on these components

• Some mechanisms are designed to perform a specific


kinematic function (like the windshield wiper
mechanism), others to transfer energy (like the internal
combustion engine)

• In any mechanism, identification of forces is needed to


determine the proper dimensions of components
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Machine- Examples

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Motion transmission

Driver
Driven Component
Intermediate
Component
Component
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Motion transformation

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Power transmission

Chain Drive

Gear Drive

Belt Drive
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I C Engine

Energy conversion
Hydraulic Turbine (Pelton wheel turbine)

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Motion transformation

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Introduction

• The power supplied to the input link flows through the


mechanism to the output link

• Associated with this power flow is a force flow

• The objective of the force analysis of mechanisms is to


find the transformation of forces from the input to the
output links

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Introduction

• This transformation of forces depends on the


position of the mechanism; in other words, it is a
function of time

• Thus, it is important to find out how these forces


change during one cycle in order to find their
maxima

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Introduction – Types of forces

• We have to differentiate between two types of forces


existing in machines / mechanisms

– External force

– Internal force

• This differentiation is important in identifying and


considering the forces during force analysis

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Types of forces – External forces

External forces:

• The external forces are forces that are applied to the links
from external (with respect to the mechanism) sources

– Driving forces

– Resistance forces

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Types of forces – External forces

External forces:

Figure: Rock crusher


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Types of forces – Internal forces

Internal forces:

• Internal forces are forces acting between the


joints

• They are called constraint forces or reaction forces

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Introduction – Forces analysis

To summarize, the force analysis involves the


following

• It is assumed here that the forces acting on the


input link are given as a function of time (or link
position)

• The inertial (dynamic) forces are also known as a


result of kinematic analysis of motion

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Introduction - Forces analysis

• The objective of force analysis then is to find:

– The internal forces

– The resistance forces

• The method of solution is to perform static analysis of a


mechanism in a number of fixed positions over the region
of input link motion

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Introduction – Importance of force analysis

• A critical task in the design of machines is to ensure that


the strength of the links and joints is sufficient to
withstand the forces imposed on them.

• Therefore, a full understanding of the forces in the


various components of a machine is vital

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Introduction
• The general function of any machine is to transmit motion
and forces from an actuator to the components that
perform the desired task.
Example:
Consider an escalator used in many
commercial buildings; Electrical power is fed
into motors, which drive mechanisms that
move and fold the stairs. The task is to safely
and efficiently move people up and down
multilevel buildings.

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Escalator

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Summary

 The general function of any machine is to transmit


motion and forces from an actuator to the components
that perform the desired task
 The design of mechanisms and their components
requires information about forces acting on these
components

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