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The Motion of a Rigid-Body (Combined Translation and Rotation)
Investigate the motion of various rigid bodies rolling without slipping down an inclined plane.
Assume that a body has a perfectly definite and unchanging
shape and size. We call this idealized model a rigid body.
When we analyze the motion of a rotating body, it is important
to consider how the mass of the body is distributed. Thus we
regard the body as a rigid body.
Fig. 1 A rigid body rotating at an angular speed ππ.
We think of a body as being made up of a large number of
particles, with masses ππ1,ππ2,β― ,ππππ at distance ππ1, ππ2, β― , ππππ
from the axis of rotation (Fig.1). When a rigid body rotates
with angular speed ππ about a fixed axis, the speed π£π£ππ of the
ππth particle is given by
π£π£ππ = ππππππ (1)
The kinetic energy of the ππth particle can be expressed as
12πππππ£π£ππ2 =
12ππππππππ2ππ2 (2)
The total kinetic energy of the body is the sum of the kinetic
energies of all its particles:
πΎπΎ = οΏ½12ππππππππ2ππ2
ππ
=12οΏ½οΏ½ππππππππ2
ππ
οΏ½ππ2 (3)
The quantity in parentheses is denoted by πΌπΌ and is called
the moment of inertia of the body for this rotation axis.
πΌπΌ = οΏ½ππππππππ2ππ
(4)
The SI unit of πΌπΌ is kg β m2.
Objective
Theory
----------------------------- Reference --------------------------
Young & Freedman, University Physics (14th ed.), Pearson, 2016
9.4 Energy in Rotational Motion
10.3 Rigid-Body Rotation about a moving axis
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Eq. (4) shows that the moment of inertia depends on how
the bodyβs mass is distributed in space. For a body with a
given rotation axis and a given total mass, the greater the
distance from the axis to the particles that make up the body,
the greater the moment of inertia.
As the (inertial) mass represents the tendency of bodies to
keep moving in translational motion, the moment of inertia
represents the tendency of bodies to keep rotating in rota-
tional motion. The greater a bodyβs (inertial) mass, the harder
it is to change the state of translational motion of the body.
Similarly, the greater a bodyβs moment of inertia, the harder it
is to start the body rotating. For this reason, πΌπΌ is also called
the rotational inertia.
Figure 2 shows moments of inertia of various bodies.
In term of moment of inertia πΌπΌ, the rotational kinetic energy
πΎπΎ of a rigid body is
πΎπΎ =12 πΌπΌππ
2 (5)
To find the kinetic energy of a rigid body that has both trans-
lational and rotational motions, we again imagine the body to
be made up of particle. In Fig. 3, πποΏ½οΏ½β ππ of this particle relative to
an inertial frame is the vector sum of πποΏ½οΏ½β cm of the center of
mass and πποΏ½οΏ½β ππβ² of the particle relative to the center of mass.
πποΏ½οΏ½β ππ = πποΏ½οΏ½β cm + πποΏ½οΏ½β ππβ² (6)
Fig. 2 Moments of inertia of Various bodies
The kinetic energy of this particle in the inertial frame is
πΎπΎππ = (1 2β )πππππ£π£ππ2 = (1 2β )ππππ(πποΏ½οΏ½β ππ β πποΏ½οΏ½β ππ). Substituting Eq. (6) into
this, we get
πΎπΎππ =
12πππποΏ½πποΏ½οΏ½β cm + πποΏ½οΏ½β ππ
β²οΏ½ β οΏ½πποΏ½οΏ½β cm + πποΏ½οΏ½β ππβ²οΏ½
=12πππποΏ½π£π£cm2 + 2πποΏ½οΏ½β cm β πποΏ½οΏ½β ππ
β² + π£π£ππβ²2οΏ½
(7)
The total kinetic energy πΎπΎ is the sum βπΎπΎππ for all particles
making up the body.
πΎπΎ = οΏ½πΎπΎππ
=12 οΏ½οΏ½πππποΏ½ π£π£cm2 + πποΏ½οΏ½β cm β οΏ½οΏ½πππππποΏ½οΏ½β ππ
β²οΏ½ + οΏ½οΏ½12πππππ£π£ππβ²
2οΏ½ (8)
In the first term, βππππ is the total mass ππ. The second term
is zero because βπππππποΏ½οΏ½β ππβ² is ππ times the velocity of the cen-
ter of mass relative to the center of mass, and this is zero by
definition. The last term is (1 2β )πΌπΌcmππ2 from the steps (2) to
(4), where πΌπΌcm is the moment of inertia with respect to the
axis through the center of mass. So Eq. (8) becomes
πΎπΎ =12πππ£π£cm
2 +12 πΌπΌcmππ
2 (9)
Fig. 3 A rigid body with both translation and rotation
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The motion of rolling wheel is a case of combined translation
and rotation (Fig. 4). When the wheel rolls without slipping,
the velocity πποΏ½οΏ½β 1β² of the point contact relative to the center of
mass has the same magnitude but opposite direction as the
center-of-mass velocity πποΏ½οΏ½β cm. If the radius of the wheel is π π
and its angular speed about the center of mass is ππ, then
π£π£cm = π π ππ (10)
The velocity of a rigid body which rolls without slipping down
a ramp can be expressed using conservation of energy. The
total mechanical energy of a body with height β is
πΈπΈ = πΎπΎ + ππ =12πππ£π£cm
2 +12 πΌπΌcmππ
2 + πππ¨π¨β (11)
Figure 5 shows that a solid ball of mass ππ and radius π π
starts from rest and rolls without slipping down the track. Us-
ing equations (12) to (15), the speed π£π£cm,2 at ππ2 after de-
scending a vertical distance β is given by Eq. (16).
πΎπΎ1 + ππ1 = πΎπΎ2 + ππ2 (12)
0 + 0 + πππ¨π¨β =12πππ£π£cm,2
2 +12 πΌπΌcmππ2
2 + 0 (13)
πΌπΌcm =25πππ π
2 (Solid sphere) (14)
ππ2 =π£π£cm,2
π π (15)
π£π£cm,2 = οΏ½107 π¨π¨β (16)
Fig. 4 The motion of a rolling wheel is the sum of the trans-
lational motion of the center of mass plus the rota-tional motion of the wheel around the center of mass
When the ball is at the top (ππ3) of the circular part (radius ππ)
of the track, the speed π£π£cm,3 of the ball becomes
π£π£cm,3 = οΏ½107 π¨π¨(β β 2ππ) (17)
The ball makes a complete loop-to-loop on the circular part
of the track if
πππ£π£cm,32
ππ = πππ¨π¨ or π£π£cm,32 = π¨π¨ππ (18)
Substituting Eq. (17) into (18) gives the minimum height for
the ball not to fall off the track:
β =2710 ππ
(19)
We can also express the moments of inertia of the bodies in
Fig. 2 as πΌπΌcm = πππππ π 2, where ππ is a number that depends on
the shape of the body (solid sphere: ππ = 2 5β , solid cylinder:
ππ = 1 2β , hollow cylinder(π π 2:π π 1 = ππ βΆ 1) : ππ = (ππ2 + 1) 2ππ2β ).
Then, from Eqs. (12), (13), (15), and πΌπΌcm = πππππ π 2, the speed
π£π£cm,2 after descending a vertical distance β is given by
π£π£cm,2 = οΏ½ 2π¨π¨β1 + ππ
(20)
Fig. 5 The motion of a solid sphere
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1. List
Item(s) Qty. Description
PC / Software Video Analysis: SG PRO
1 Records, displays and analyzes videos.
Camera
1 Feeds or streams its image in real time to a computer.
Tripod
1 Supports a camera.
Screen
1 PVC foam board, white, 900 Γ 1200mm
Loop-the-Loop Track
1 Sphere balls run on this track.
Straight Track
1 Cylinders run on this track.
Solid Sphere Ball
1 Solid sphere rigid-body
Cylinder Set
1 set Cylinder rigid-bodies
A-shaped Base Support Rod (600mm) Support Rod (300mm) Multiclamp
1 1 1 2
Provide stable support for experiment set-ups.
Equipment
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Item(s) Qty. Description
Clothespin
1 Marks the starting position of the ball on the track.
Vernier Caliper
1 Measures external diameter, internal diameter, or depth of an object with a precision to 0.05mm.
Ruler
1 Measures distance.
2. Details
(1) Video Camera
The video camera feeds or streams its image in real time to
a computer. It offers 640 Γ 480 pixels resolution with 30
frames per second.
(2) SG PRO: Video Analysis Software
The SG PRO software records, displays and analyzes vide-
os. It can manually or automatically track the position of ob-
jects on each frame in the video clip.
(3) Vernier Caliper
The Vernier caliper measures external, internal diameter or
depth of an object with a precision to 0.05mm.
β 22 mm is to the immediate left of the zero on the vernier
scale. Hence, the main scale reading is 22 mm.
β‘ Look closely for and alignment of the scale lines of the
main scale and vernier scale. In the figure, the aligned (13th)
line corresponds to 0.65 mm (= 0.05 Γ 13).
β’ The final measurement is given by the sum of the two
readings. This gives 22.65 mm (= 22 + 0.65).
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Setup 1. Equipment setup
Connect the camera to the USB port of your PC.
β Motion of Balls: Use the Loop-the-Loop Track.
β‘ Motion of Cylinders: Use the Straight Track.
Setup
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Setup 2. Software Setup
(1) Run SG PRO software.
(2) Adjust the camera position.
To begin monitoring, click [Start Monitor] icon in the [νλ©΄μ‘°
μ ] (Start Monitor) palette of [μ€νμμ] (Video) tab. Adjust the
camera position. Click [Stop Monitor] icon to finish monitoring.
(3) Start / Stop recording videos.
In [μμλ Ήν] (Video Record) palette, set [νλ μ] (Frame
Rates) of the video to [30 fps] and click [Start Recording] or
[Stop Recording] icon.
NOTE
In this experiment, you will use the auto-tracker of the
video analysis software to automatically track objects.
This eliminates the need to mark every frame manually,
thus speeding up the tracking process.
If it looks complicated to use auto-tracker, you can also
manually track objects. See [Appendix] for manual track-
ing prcedure.
NOTE
How to adjust the camera position
β Distance between Camera and Track
- As above
β‘ Camera Height/Position
- Top of loop-the-loop β on the middle horizontal line
- 3rd (from left) white point β on the middle vertical line
β’ Camera Tilt
- Make sure the support rod is vertical.
- Please refer to step (8) for complete adjustment.
β Distance between Camera and Track
- As above
β‘ Camera Height/Position
- 2nd (from left) white point β on the middle
β’ Camera Tilt
- Make sure the support rod is vertical.
- Please refer to step (8) for complete adjustment.
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(4) Export the recorded video as a movie file.
We will extract a video clip (a subset of frames) of interest in
the recorded video in order to reduce the file size.
β Import the video temporarily stored in memory.
β‘ All frames are initially selected (highlighted in yellow).
β’ Drag the slider to scan the video. Find the first frame of
the video clip of interest.
β£ Click |β.
β€ The previous frames become dehighlighted.
β₯ In the same way, find the last frame and click βΆ|.
β¦ The next frames become dehighlighted.
β§ Save the highlighted frames as a movie file.
(5) Analyze the video.
Click [λΆμ] (Analysis) tab.
(6) Open the movie file.
Enter the path and file name of the movie in the [μμνμΌ]
(Files), or click [Folder] icon and find the movie file.
Click [Open] icon in the [λΆμ] (Analysis) palette.
(7) Set the position of the origin.
Display the coordinate by clicking [μμ μ€μ ] (Origin) button
in the [μ€μ ] palette. Click a desired location in the main video
view. Finish setting by clicking [μμ μ€μ ] (Origin) again.
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(8) Calibrate the video scale.
Enter [450mm] in the [μ€μ ] (Properties) palette. Click [μ€μΌ
μΌμ€μ ] (Calibration), and then successively click two calibra-
tion points in the main video view.
Measure distances between calibration points to check the
camera is tilted. Click [κΈΈμ΄μΈ‘μ ] (Length) and then succes-
sively click calibration points. If not all of them are equal, it
means the video is distorted, i.e. the camera is at a tilt. (You
must readjust the camera position and record the video
again.)
Check [μ’ν보기] (Coordinate) in the [보기] (View) palette,
and make sure the coordinate system is modified in order to
maintain the assigned real coordinate.
(9) Adjust a search area.
Auto-tracker works by selecting one template color of a fea-
ture of interest and then searching each frame for the best
match to that template color. If the similarly colored objects
are in view, auto-tracker will mark on the wrong position. For
this reason, auto-tracker limits its search for a match in each
frame to a user-defined rectangular search area.
Click [λΆμμμμ€μ ] (Search Area) icon in the [λΆμ] (Analy-
sis) palette, and then adjust the rectangular search area. Fin-
ish the adjustment by clicking [λΆμμμμ€μ ] icon again.
NOTE
Auto-tracking: Follow steps (9) to (12).
Manual-tracking: Skip steps (9) to (12), & see [Appendix].
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(10) Select a target color.
Before using auto-tracker, scan through the video and verify
that the feature of interest is visible and reasonably con-
sistent in all frames. If not, re-record a video or use manual
track process.
β Set a target object.
Check the checkbox of the 1st row in the [λμ물체] (Object)
palette and then click [βΌ] for configuration of color.
[컬λ¬μ€μ ] (Color Properties) window will appear.
β‘ Select a target color.
Click the video feature of interest on the video.
β’ Make sure only the pixels of interest are selected.
The best match pixels become highlighted at the target posi-
tion on the lower black screen.
NOTE
If the following message appears, select any other frame
by dragging the slider.
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β£ Adjust the color level, if required.
If the highlighted screen includes wrong pixels, you need to
adjust the color level. (Those wrong pixels interfere auto-
tracking. Adjust [Hue], [Saturation], and [Lightness] so the
highlighted screen includes only the pixels of the object.
β€ Check all frame.
By dragging the slider of the frame bar, verify that only the
pixels of interest are highlighted in all frames. If not, repeat
adjusting the color level.
β₯ Click [μ μ₯] (Save) to save the configuration.
(11) Begin auto-tracking.
Click [λΆμμμ] (Search) icon. Auto-tracker will search and
mark each frame as it goes.
(12) Correct any track errors.
Manually correct track errors.
β Find the frame with a track error.
You can find the frame that the target marker is linked to by
clicking the marker on the video view or using the slider.
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β‘ Delete the marker.
Click [μ κ±°] (Delete) icon. Then a pop-up window [00 νλ
μ]μ λμ물체λ₯Ό μμ νμκ² μ΅λκΉ?] (Delete the marker of
the frame 00?) will appear. Click [μ] (Yes).
β’ Manually add a new marker.
In the same frame, click [μΆκ°] (Add) icon, and then mark the
new position using the mouse on the video view.
(13) Plot the tracks.
β Click [κ²°κ³Ό] (Result) tab to display tables and graphs of
the track data.
β‘ Whenever you modify track positions in step (12), you
have to click [λΆμλ°μ΄ν° λ€μ μ½κΈ°] (Data Update) to update
track data.
β’ You can export track data to EXCEL by clicking [λ΄λ³΄λ΄
κΈ°] (Export). The EXCEL may show numeric values in the
form of currency (software bug). Change [νμνμ] (Format
Cell) from [ν΅ν] (Currency) to [μΌλ°] (General) in EXCEL.
If you have any problem using the SG PRO software, please
close and run the software again. (It has several bugs.)
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Experiment 1. Motion of a Solid Sphere, Part 1
(1) Set up equipment.
Use the Loop-the-Loop Track to observe the rolling motion
of a sphere ball. Remove the Straight Track and place a white
screen behind the Loop-the-Loop Track.
(2) Measure mass ππ and radius π π of the solid sphere ball.
ππ = _________
π π = _________
(3) Record a video.
Release the ball from rest at any appropriate height.
(Repeat more than three times.)
(4) Analyze the video.
See [Setup 2. Software Setup]. Using coordinates, calculate
β, ππ, π£π£cm,2, and π£π£cm,3.
Use the followings to calculate π£π£cm on the loop.
Verify the following equations.
π£π£cm,2 = οΏ½107 π¨π¨β (16)
π£π£cm,3 = οΏ½107 π¨π¨(β β 2ππ) (17)
If you cannot calculate π£π£cm,3 at the top (ππ3) of the loop,
choose any point such as ππ4. If the height of ππ4 is ββ², then
π£π£cm,4 = οΏ½107π¨π¨(β β ββ²)
Find and compare the total mechanical energy of the ball at
every point, and verify the conservation of energy
πΈπΈ = πΎπΎ + ππ =12πππ£π£cm
2 +12 πΌπΌcmππ
2 + πππ¨π¨β (11)
Procedure
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Experiment 2. Motion of a Solid Sphere, Part 2
We will find the minimum height for which the ball makes a
complete loop-the-loop on the circular part of the track.
(1) Follow the setup of experiment 1.
(2) Mark a starting position. (Use a clothespin.)
(3) Find the minimum height.
Vary the starting position and find the minimum height for
which the ball makes a complete loop-the-loop on the circular
part of the track. (Use your senses of sight and hearing.)
(4) Record a video.
Release the ball at this height.
(5) Analyze the result.
Verify the following equations.
πππ¨π¨ = πππ£π£cm,32
ππ or π£π£cm,32 = π¨π¨ππ (18)
β =2710 ππ
(19)
Experiment 3. Motion of Solid or Hollow Cylinders
Use the Straight Track to observe the rolling motion of cylin-
ders.
(1) Measure inner radius π π 1, outer radius π π 2, & mass ππ.
(2) Mount the Straight Track and place the white screen.
Do NOT remove the Loop-the-Loop Track. It could be warped.
(3) Start measurement and analyze your results.
Verify equation (20) for all cylinders.
π£π£cm,2 = οΏ½ 2π¨π¨β1 + ππ
(20)
Solid cylinder: ππ = 1 2β
Hollow cylinder (π π 2:π π 1 = ππ βΆ 1): ππ = (ππ2 + 1) 2ππ2β
Find and compare the total mechanical energy of the ball at
every point, and verify the conservation of energy.
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How to do manual tracking
β Check the checkboxes of the 1st row in the [λμ물체]
(Object) palette. (We will track one object.)
β‘ Select any frame of interest by moving the slider.
β’ Click the [μΆκ°] (Add) icon of the 1st row.
β£ Mark the position of the object using the mouse.
β€ Repeat steps β‘ to β£ for all frames.
Markers will appear as below.
When any marker is on the wrong position, follow the steps
below to delete the wrong marker.
β Find the target marker you want to delete.
β‘ Find the frame that the target marker is linked to.
β’ Click [μ κ±°] (Delete) icon of the 1st row.
β£ Click [μ] (Yes) button in the popup window.
When you finish tracking objects for all frames, you can see
the markers as below.
Appendix
NOTE
When markers do not appear (due to software bugs),
β Click [Auto-tracker] icon and wait a second until auto-
tracking process ends. (Ignore the result.)
β‘ Open the movie file AGAIN.
β’ Repeat the manual tracking process again.
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Your TA will inform you of the guidelines for writing the laboratory report during the lecture.
Please put your equipment in order as shown below.
β‘ Delete your data files from your lab computer.
β‘ Turn off your lab Computer.
β‘ Keep the White Screens together at the front of the laboratory.
β‘ Place the Camera and Tripod assembly on any safe place.
β‘ Leave the equipment assembled.
Result & Discussion
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