PEARSON ETEXT ENGINEERING MECH & STATS
PEARSON ETEXT ENGINEERING MECH & STATS
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Chapter 20, Problem 1P

The propeller of an airplane is rotating at a constant speed ωxi, while the plane is undergoing a turn at a constant rate ωt. Determine the angular acceleration of the propeller. If (a) the turn is horizontal, i.e., ωt k, and (b) the turn is vertical, downward, i.e., ωt j.

Chapter 20, Problem 1P, The propeller of an airplane is rotating at a constant speed xi, while the plane is undergoing a

Prob. 20-1

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To determine
  1. (a) The angular acceleration of the turn is horizontal ωtk .
  2. (b) The angular acceleration of the turn is vertical, downward ωtj .

Answer to Problem 1P

  1. (a) The angular acceleration of the turn is horizontal ωtk is α=ωxωtj_ .
  2. (b) The angular acceleration of the turn is vertical, downward ωtj is α=ωxωtk_ .

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression of angular acceleration at constant speed.

(ω˙x)XYZ=(ω˙x)xyz+Ω×ωx (I)

Write the expression of angular acceleration turning at constant rate.

(ω˙t)XYZ=(ω˙t)xyz+Ω×ωt (II)

Here, ω˙ for the angular acceleration, x,y,z for the translating-rotating frame of reference, X,Y,Z for the fixed frame of reference, and Ω for angular velocity.

Write the expression of angular acceleration.

α=(ω˙x)XYZ+(ω˙t)XYZ (III)

Conclusion:

  1. (a) Substitute ωtk for Ω , 0 for (ω˙x)xyz , and ω˙si for ω˙s in Equation (I).

(ω˙x)XYZ=0+(ω˙tk)×(ω˙xi)=ωxωtj

Substitute 0 for Ω , and 0 for (ω˙x)xyz in Equation (II).

(ω˙t)XYZ=0+0=0

Substitute ωxωtj for (ω˙x)XYZ and 0 for (ω˙t)XYZ in Equation (III).

α=ωxωtj+0=ωxωtj

Thus, the angular acceleration of the turn is horizontal ωtk is α=ωxωtj_ .

  1. (b) Substitute ωtj for Ω , 0 for (ω˙x)xyz , and ω˙si for ω˙s in Equation (I).

(ω˙x)XYZ=0+(ω˙tj)×(ω˙xi)=ωxωtk

Substitute 0 for Ω , and 0 for (ω˙x)xyz in Equation (II).

(ω˙t)XYZ=0+0=0

Substitute ωxωtk for (ω˙x)XYZ and 0 for (ω˙t)XYZ in Equation (III).

α=ωxωtk+0=ωxωtk

Thus, the angular acceleration of the turn is vertical, downward ωtj is α=ωxωtk_ .

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