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    Gang Sheng Chen (Gang Sheng, Gang Chen), Ph.D.

    Mechanical Engineering Department

    University of Alaska Fairbanks

    ME 608ME 608

    Advanced DynamicsAdvanced Dynamics(lectures 2)(lectures 2)

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    Advanced Dynamics

    Contents

    Review of dynamics (ES210)

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    Course content ofES 210 (according to syllabus)

    Review of dynamics ES 210

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    Review of Dynamics (chapters 13-17)

    Acceleration vs. Force: Newtons second law of motion

    The acceleration ofan object is directly proportional to the net

    force acting on it and inversely proportional to its mass

    txmtF !

    Workdone by a varying force dxtFW !

    Kinetic energy ofmoving mass ? A22

    1txmEk !

    Potential energy ofcompressed spring ? A22

    1txkEp !

    mtFtx /

    ! or

    Applied to particle model

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    Work vs. Energy:Work-energy theorem:the workdone by force (applied on mass orspring) equals the change in

    energy (mass orspring)EWnet (!

    Gravitational potential energy ofmass above ground H

    mgHEg !

    Work vs. Energy: Conservation of energy

    Under

    th

    e eff

    ectof

    co

    nservative

    forces

    gfsfkfgisiki EEEEEE !

    Review of dynamics

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    Impulse vs. Momentum: Collisions

    Impulse offorce equals to the change in momentum ofbody

    Linearmomentum

    Conservation ofmomentum

    ifa closed system is not affected by external forces

    txmp ! pdttFI (!!

    ffii pppp 2121 !

    Review of dynamics

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    Rotational energy ofbody 2

    2

    1 [IEr !

    Mass moment of inertia dVrdmrI !!22

    V

    Workand energy in rotational motion

    rirf

    EETdW !! U

    Net external torque vs. angularacceleration

    ttt

    tItT

    U[E

    E

    !!

    ! ,

    Parallel axis theorem 20 mRII !

    Angularacceleration

    Review of dynamics

    Dynamics of a Rigid Body (to fixed point)

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    Kinetic Energy ofa rigid body in Rolling motion

    22

    22

    22

    ])[(2

    1

    ][2

    1][

    2

    1

    2

    1][

    2

    1

    txr

    Im

    r

    txItxm

    ItxmEr

    !

    !!

    !! [

    Review of dynamics

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    Review of dynamics ES 210

    Chapter 18: 2D dynamics of a rigid body

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    This can be reduced to (notes):

    IfP is the same point as G, then :

    Review of dynamics ES 210

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    Review of dynamics ES 210

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    Can be reduced to (notes):

    Equation:

    Review of dynamics ES 210

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    This can also be expressed in

    terms

    ofinstantane

    ous cente

    r

    ofzero velocity:

    Review of dynamics ES 210

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    Review of dynamics ES 210

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    Review of dynamics ES 210

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    Work

    of

    a Weigh

    t

    Review of dynamics ES 210

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    Workofa Spring Force

    Review of dynamics ES 210

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    Forces That DoNoWork:N, Ff, and W

    Review of dynamics ES 210

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    Review of dynamics ES 210

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    Review of dynamics ES 210

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    Review of dynamics ES 210

    Advanced Dynamics---Beyond above dynamics:

    From 2D to 3D

    From one body to multiple bodies

    From Newtonian formulation to Lagrange and

    Hamilton formulations

    Vibrations

    Multidisciplinary engineering applications