Lecture- 1
Introduction
Course Leader:
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Objectives
At the end of this session, students will be able to:
• Define Dynamics of machinery
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Topics
• 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
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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
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Introduction
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Introduction – Types of forces
– External force
– Internal force
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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:
Internal forces:
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Introduction – Forces analysis
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Introduction - Forces analysis
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Introduction – Importance of force analysis
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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
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