(Part A) Machinerys Handbook 31st Edition Pages 1-1484

Velocity and Acceleration Machinery's Handbook, 31st Edition

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Table 3. Rotary Motion with Constant Acceleration

To Find Known

To Find Known

Formula

Formula

Motion Uniformly Accelerated from Rest ( ω o = 0)

θ , ω f θ , α α , ω θ , ω f ω f , t θ , t

θ = 1 ∕

α , t ω f , t α , t θ , t α , θ ω f , α

t = 2 θ ÷ ω f

2

2 α t

2 ' i = α

t

θ =

1 ∕

2 ω f t

t

θ

θ = ω f ω f = α t

2 ÷ 2 α

t = ω f ÷ α α = 2 θ ÷ t 2

f

ω f = 2 θ ÷ t

α = ω f

2 ÷ 2 θ

ω f

α

2

f ~ α = ω f ÷ t Motion Uniformly Accelerated from Initial Velocity ω o α i =

θ = ω o t +

ω o , ω f , θ α = ( ω f

2 ) ÷ 2 θ

α , t , ω o ω o , ω f , t ω f , α , t ω o , α , t ω o , θ , t ω o , α , θ

1 ∕

2

2 α t

2 − ω

o

θ = ( ω f + ω o ) t ÷ 2

ω o , ω f , t

α = ( ω f − ω o ) ÷ t α = 2( θ − ω o t ) ÷ t 2 α = 2( ω f t − θ ) ÷ t 2

θ

α

ω o , ω f , α θ = ( ω f

2 ) ÷ 2 α

o , θ , t f , θ , t

2 − ω

ω ω

o

θ = ω f t − ω f = ω o + α t 1 ∕

2

2 α t

Meanings of Symbols

ω f = (2 θ ÷ t ) − ω o

ω f

2

f o 2 ~ ~

α i = +

θ = angle of rotation, radians ω f = final angular velocity, rad/s ω o =  initial angular velocity, rad/s α =  angular acceleration, rad/s 2 t = time in seconds

θ , α , t

ω f = ( θ ÷ t ) +

1 ∕

2 α t

ω f , α , θ ω f , θ , t ω f , α , t θ , α , t ω o , ω f , α ω o , ω f , θ

2

o f 2 ~ ~

α i = −

ω o = (2 θ ÷ t ) − ω f

ω o

ω o = ω f − α t ω o = ( θ ÷ t ) −

1 ∕

2 α t

t = ( ω f − ω o ) ÷ α t = 2 θ ÷ ( ω f + ω o )

1 degree = 0.01745 radian (See degree-radian conversion table on page 103 )

t

The acceleration of point P is the resultant of r ω 2 and r α and is given by the formula a r r 2 2 2 ~ α = + ^ h ^ h When α = 0, this formula reduces to: a = r ω 2 Example: A flywheel on a press rotating at 120 rpm is slowed to 102 rpm during a punch­ ing operation that requires 3 ∕ 4 second for the punching portion of the cycle. What angular deceleration does the flywheel experience? Solution: From the table on page 184 , angular velocities corresponding to 120 and 102 rpm, respectively, are 12.57 and 10.68 radians per second. Therefore, using the formula: α ω f ω o – ( ) t ÷ = 10.68 – 12.57 ( ) 3 ⁄ 4 ÷ –1.89 3 ⁄ 4 ÷ = = –2.52 rad/s 2 = which is, from the table on page 184 , − 24 rpm per second. The minus sign in the answer indicates that acceleration α acts to slow the flywheel, that is, the flywheel is decelerating.

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