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    This document contains lecture notes on statics of rigid bodies and equilibrium from Timothy M. Amado of the Electronics Engineering Department at Technological University of the Philippines – Manila. It defines equilibrium as a condition where there is no change in a body's motion. It discusses the first and second conditions of equilibrium, equations used to solve equilibrium problems, and free body diagrams. It then provides examples of solved problems determining reactions of supports under different loading conditions. At the end, it lists additional practice problems for students.

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    This document contains lecture notes on statics of rigid bodies and equilibrium from Timothy M. Amado of the Electronics Engineering Department at Technological University of the Philippines – Manila. It defines equilibrium as a condition where there is no change in a body's motion. It discusses the first and second conditions of equilibrium, equations used to solve equilibrium problems, and free body diagrams. It then provides examples of solved problems determining reactions of supports under different loading conditions. At the end, it lists additional practice problems for students.

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    Statics of Rigid Bodies

    Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies


    Instructor: Sir Tim
    1st Semester
    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies

    EQUILIBRIUM

    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Equilibrium
    Equilibrium is a condition where there is no
    change in the state of motion of a body
    Static equilibrium
    Translational equilibrium

    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Conditions of Equilibrium
    First Condition of Equilibrium
    The net force acting on a body in equilibrium
    must be zero

    Second Condition of Equilibrium


    The net moment (torque) acting on a body in
    equilibrium must be zero

    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Equations for Equilibrium
    The following equations are typically used in
    solving problems in equilibrium:

    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Free Body Diagram: Support Reactions
    In analysis of rigid bodies in equilibrium,
    each type of support give specific type of
    reaction:

    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Free Body Diagram: Support Reactions

    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Free Body Diagram: Support Reactions

    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Problem 1
    Determine the horizontal and vertical
    components of reaction on the beam caused
    by the pin at B and the rocker at A as
    shown. Neglect the weight of the beam.

    Bx = 424 N
    By = 405 N
    Ay = 319 N
    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Problem 2
    The homogeneous 6-m bar AB is supported in the vertical
    plane by rollers at A and B and by a cable at C. The mass
    of the bar is 50 kg. Solve for the reactions of A and B and
    tension of C.

    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Problem 3
    The member shown is pin connected at A and
    rests against a smooth support at B . Determine
    the horizontal and vertical components of reaction
    at the pin A .

    Ax = 100 N
    Ay = 233 N
    NB = 200 N
    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Problem 4
    The 50-kg homogeneous smooth sphere rests on
    the 30o incline A and bears against the smooth
    vertical wall B. Calculate the contact forces at A
    and B.

    RA = 566 N
    RB = 283 N

    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Problem 5
    The 500-kg uniform beam is subjected to the three
    external loads shown. Compute the reactions at
    the support point O.

    Ox = 1.5 kN
    Oy = 6.1 kN
    MO = 7.6 kN-m CCW

    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Problem 6
    Determine the horizontal and vertical
    components of reaction at the pin A and the
    reaction on the beam at C

    C = 11.3 kN
    Ay = 4 kN
    Ax = 8 kN

    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies

    SEATWORK

    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem
    1. Determine the horizontal and vertical components of
    reaction on the member at the pin A , and the normal
    reaction at the roller B.

    2. Determine the horizontal and vertical components of


    reaction at the pin A and the reaction of the rocker B on
    the beam.
    Thank you.
    Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies
    Statics of Rigid Bodies

    Timothy M. Amado
    Faculty, Electronics Engineering Department
    Technological University of the Philippines – Manila
    [email protected]

    ECE Department, TUP Manila Statics of Rigid Bodies Timothy M. Amado, ECE 1st Sem

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