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Chapter5
Kinetics of Rigid Bodies
Question5–1
Ahomogeneouscircularcylinderofmassmandradiusr isatrestatopathinsheet
ofpaperasshowninFig.P5-1. Thepaperliesflatonahorizontalsurface. Suddenly,
the paper is pulled with a very large velocity to the right and is removed from
under the cylinder. Assuming that the removal of the paper takes place in a time
t, that the coefficient of dynamic friction between all surfaces is µ, and that gravity
acts downward,determine(a)thevelocityofthecenterofmassofthecylinderand
(b) the angular velocity of the cylinder the instant that the paper is removed.
r g
ω O
x
Friction (µ) Paper
Figure P5-1
Solution to Question 5–1
First, let F be the ground. Then, it is convenient to choose the following coordinate
systemfixedinreferenceframeF:
Origin at O
Ex ToTheRight
Ez Into Page
Ey Ez ×Ex
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Next, let D be the cylinder. Then, choose the following coordinate system fixed in
reference frame D: Origin at O
e Fixed in D
r
e E
z z
e ez ×er
θ
Now,inordertosolvethisproblem,weneedtoapplylinearimpulseandmomen-
tum to the center of mass of the cylinder and angular impulse and momentum
aboutthecenterofmassofthecylinder. Inordertoapplythesetwoprinciples,we
usethefreebodydiagramshowninFig.5-1where
N ReactionForceofPaper(Surface)onDisk
mg ForceofGravity
F ForceofFriction
f
O
mg
P
F
f
N
Figure 5-1 Free Body DiagramofDisk
Nowfromthegeometrywehavethat
N NEy
mg mgEy (5.1)
F −µkNk vrel
f kv k
rel
Nowweneedtodetermine vrel. Denoting the point of contact between the disk
andthepaperbyP (seeFig.5-1),wenotethat
vrel FvP −Fvpaper (5.2)
where Fvpaper is the velocity of the paper in reference frame F. Since the paper is
pulled in the positive E -direction, we have that
x
Fv v E (5.3)
paper paper x
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Next, we need to determine FvP. From kinematics of rigid bodies we have that
F F F R
v − v ω ×r −r
(5.4)
P O P O
F R
where R denotes the reference frame of the cylinder and ω istheangular ve-
locity of reference frame R in reference frame F. From the geometry we have that
F R
ω ωEz (5.5)
and
r −r rE (5.6)
P O y
Consequently,
Fv −Fv ωE ×rE −rωE (5.7)
P O z y x
Furthermore,
r xE (5.8)
O x
whichimpliesthat
F Fd
˙
v r xE (5.9)
O dt O
x
Wethenhavethat
F F ˙
v v −rωE x−rω
E (5.10)
P O x x
Now,sincethepaperis“suddenly”pulledtotheright, it implies that the paper is
pulled such that its speed is extremely large. Therefore,
˙
v ≫x−rω (5.11)
paper
whichimpliesthat
˙
x−rω−vpaper≪0 (5.12)
Nowwehavethat
˙ ˙
v v −v x−rω
E −v E x−rω−v
E (5.13)
rel P paper x paper x paper x
ButfromEq.(5.12)weseethat
˙
v −|x−rω−v |E (5.14)
rel paper x
whichimpliesthat
vrel −E (5.15)
kv k x
rel
Theforceoffriction is then given as
F µkNkE (5.16)
f x
Nowthatwehaveexpressionsforall of the forces, we move on to the application
of linear impulse and momentum and angular impulse and momentum
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(a) Velocity of Center of Mass of Cylinder at Instant When Paper is Removed
Wehavethat
F¯ F
Fm am aO (5.17)
Differentiating Eq. (5.9) in reference frame F, we have
F ¨
a xE (5.18)
O x
Furthermore, using the result of the force resolution from above, we have
FNmgF NE mgE µkNkE Nmg
E µkNkE (5.19)
f y y x y x
EquatingFandmFaO,weobtain
¨
Nmg
E µkNkE mxE (5.20)
y x x
whichyieldsthefollowingtwoscalarequations:
Nmg 0 (5.21)
¨
µkNk mx
Therefore,
N−mg (5.22)
whichimpliesthat
N−mgE (5.23)
y
whichfurtherimpliesthat
kNkmg (5.24)
Wethenhavethat
¨
µmgmx (5.25)
This last equation can be integrated from 0 to ∆t to give
Z∆t Z∆t ¨
0 µmgdt 0 mxdt (5.26)
Wethenhavethat
˙ ˙
µmg∆tmx∆t
−mxt0
mv ∆t
−mv t0
(5.27)
O O
Notingthatthediskisinitially stationary, we have that
v t 0
0 (5.28)
O
whichimpliesthat
µmg∆tmv ∆t
(5.29)
O
Solving this last equation for v ∆t
, we obtain
O
v ∆t
µg∆t (5.30)
O
Therefore, the velocity of the center of mass at the instant that the paper is com-
pletely pulled out is
Fv ∆t
µg∆tE (5.31)
O x
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