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    DYNAMICS

    (DYNAMICS)
    LESSON #1

    Introduction to
    Dynamics of Rigid
    Bodies

    Introduction to Dynamics of Rigid Bodies


    • To understand the principles of dynamics
    • To learn the Kinematics equations of motion
    • To understand the Newton’s law of motion

    Introduction to Dynamics of Rigid Bodies


    Introduction to Dynamics of Rigid Bodies
    DYNAMICS is the branch of
    mechanics which deals with the
    study of bodies in motion.

    Introduction to Dynamics of Rigid Bodies


    1) Kinematics – is used to define motion
    of a particle of body without
    consideration of the forces causing the
    motion. It essentially deals with relation
    between displacement (S), velocity (V)
    and acceleration

    Introduction to Dynamics of Rigid Bodies


    2) Kinetics – is used to relate the force
    acting on a body to its mass and
    acceleration.

    Introduction to Dynamics of Rigid Bodies


    S – displacement
    V
    (velocity = time rate of change of displacement)

    a
    (acceleration = rate if change of velocity)

    Introduction to Dynamics of Rigid Bodies


    dt
    d

    VdV = a dS

    Introduction to Dynamics of Rigid Bodies


    1) A particle acted upon by a balanced
    force system has no acceleration

    Introduction to Dynamics of Rigid Bodies


    2) A particle acted upon by an
    unbalanced force system has an
    acceleration which is directly
    proportional to the resultant of the
    force system.
    F = ma, F = Wa/g
    Introduction to Dynamics of Rigid Bodies
    3) Action and reaction forced between
    two particles are always equal and
    oppositely directed.

    Introduction to Dynamics of Rigid Bodies


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    Introduction to Dynamics of Rigid Bodies


    Introduction to Dynamics of Rigid Bodies
    Costanzo, F., Plesha, M. E., & Gray, G. L. (2017). Engineering Mechanics:Statics and Dynamics –
    13th Edition. McGraw-Hill College.
    Pytel, A., & Kiusalaas, J. (2016). Engineering Mechanics: Statics – SI Version (4th Edition). Cengage
    Learning.

    Online References:
    http://www.edx.org
    http://www.asce.org
    http://www.coursera.org
    http://www.sciencedirect.com

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