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Statically determined group (of links)

kinematic system in equilibrium

every link in equilibrium

any group of links in equlibrium

forces may be fully determined using the six (three) equations of 3D (2D) statics without

using deflection and stiffness criteria.

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j

i

Fijx Fijy

i

j Fijx

Fijy

i

j Fijx

Fijy

1 unknown 2 unknowns 2 unknowns

Number of equations

= Number of unknowns

3k = 2p1 + p2

In kinetostatics unknowns are joint forces

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( 1 ) 2

1

1

2

3 n p p

DOF = − − − 0 1

2

3 kp

1

p

2

=

Mobility

Condition of static determination

k 1 2

...

4

p1 1 3

...

6

p2 1 0

...

0

(k-p1–p2) (1-1-1) (2-3-0) (460)

Examples of static. determined groups

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group (1-1-1) group (2-3-0)

II class - R or T II class - K or J or Z

I kl - R lub T

(5)

1-1-1 stat. determined group (one link)

3 1

2 F12

F2

F32 F32 + F12 + F2 = 0

(6)

2-link groups (k-p

1

-p

2

= 230)

RRR

RTR RTT

RRT

TRT

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EXAMPLE 1

Group RRR

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Group RRR – forces

1

2

3

4 F2

F3

Ft12

Ft43

Fn43

Fn12 A

B

C h2

h3

F2

Ft12

F3

Ft43

Fn43 Fn12

(9)

Group RRR – forces

1

2

3

4 F2

F3

Ft12

Ft43

Fn43

Fn12 A

B

C h2

h3

F2

Ft12

F3

Ft43

Fn43 Fn12

1 2 t = ?

F F 4 3 t = ?

= 0 +

+ +

+

+

12n 2 3 43t 43n

t

12

F F F F F

F

Equilibrium equation (forces) of group (links 2 and 3):

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Group RRR – forces

1

2

3

4 F2

F3

Ft12

Ft43

Fn43

Fn12 A

B

C h2

h3

F2

Ft12

F3

Ft43

Fn43 Fn12

AB t

AB t B

l h F F

l F h

F M

2 2 12

12 2

2

2

0 0

=

= +

 =

BC t

BC t B

l h F F

l F h

F M

3 3 43

43 3

3

3

0 0

=

= +

 =

Equilibrium equation (torques) of link 3 relative to point B:

Equilibrium equation (torques) of link 2 relative to point B:

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1

2

3

4 F2

F3

Ft12

Ft43

Fn43 Fn12

A

B

C h2

h3

F2

Ft12

F3

Ft43

Fn43 Fn12

Group RRR – forces

= 0 +

+ +

+

+

12n 2 3 43t 43n

t

12

F F F F F

F

= 0 +

+

2 32

12

F F

F

= 0 +

+

3 43

23

F F

F

Equilibrium equation (forces) of link 2:

Equilibrium equation (forces) of link 3:

Equilibrium equation (forces) of group (links 2 and 3):

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EXAMPLE 2

Group RRT

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M1 =?

3

0

2

1 Fc c

Fb

F03 c

0

= 0 +

+ b 12

32 F F

F

= 0 +

+ 03 23

C F F

F

Equilibrium equation (forces) of link 3:

Equilibrium equation (forces) of link 2:

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3

2 Fc C c

B

Fc c

Fb

c F03

c

Fb

c

F12 t

c

F12t c

F12n c

F12n c

hF

c

12

0

12

03

+ + + =

+

b t n

c

F F F F

F

= = =

BC F t b

BC t F

b C

l h F F

l F h

F

M

2

0

12

0

12

Links 2-3 group RRT

Equilibrium equation (forces) of group (links 2 and 3):

Equilibrium equation (torques) of link 2 relative to point C:

2

+

23

= 0

3

F

F

because

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3

2 Fc c

C

B

Fc

c

Fb

c F03

c

Fb

c

F12t

c

F12 t

c

F12 n

c

F12 n

c

hF c

= 0 +

+ +

+

03 b 12t 12n

c

F F F F

F

Equilibrium equation (forces) of group (links 2 and 3):

F

1 2

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M1

0

1

F10

F21 F12

F01

h1 A

M

1A

= 0 M

1

F

21

h

1

= 0

Equilibrium equation (forces) of link 1:

Equilibrium equation (torques) of link 1 relative to point A:

= 0 +

01

21

F

F

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EXAMPLE 3

Group RTR

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3

0 1

2

(19)

3

0 1

2

M3

M2=?

Fb2

Data: M

3

, F

b2

Unknown: M

2

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dynamics, kinetostatics 20

3

0 1

2

M3

M2=?

Fb2

stat determined group (2-3)

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dynamics, kinetostatics 21

3

1

2

M3 Fb2

0 C

F

1 2t

F

1 2n

B

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dynamics, kinetostatics 22

3

1

2

M3 Fb2

0 C

F

1 2t

F

1 2n

B

3

0

2 2

12

hF hM =

F

t CB b b

2

h

b

Equilibrium equation (torques)

of group (links 2 and 3) relative to point C:

CB b t b

h

M h

F

12

F

2 2

+

3

=

(23)

3

1

2

M3 Fb2

0 C

F

1 2t

F

1 2n

B

32

0

2 12

12

+ F + F + F =

F

t n b

2

h

b

Equilibrium equation (forces) of link 2:

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3

1

2

M3 Fb2

0 C

F

1 2t

F

1 2n

B

2

h

b

32

0

2 12

12

+ F + F + F =

F

t n b

F

1 2t

F

t

d .

12

b2

F

.F

32

d

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3

1

2

M3 Fb2

0 C

F

1 2t

F

1 2n

B

2

h

b

F

1 2n

F

1 2t

F

3 2 2

F

b

32

0

2 12

12

+ F + F + F =

F

t n b

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3

1

2

M3 Fb2

0 C

F

1 2t

F

1 2n

B

2

h

b

F

1 2n

F

1 2t

F

3 2

F

1 2

b2

F

32

0

2 12

12

+ F + F + F =

F

t n b

(27)

3

1

2

M3 Fb2

0 C

F

1 2t

F

1 2n

B

2

h

b

F

1 2n

F

1 2t

Fb2

F

3 2

F

1 2

F

3 2

The Three-Force Theorem

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3

1

2

M3 Fb2

0 C

F

1 2t

F

1 2n

B

2

h

b

F

3 2

0 3

= ?

F

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EXAMPLE 4

Group RRR

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M

C

B

A

D C

2

1

4 3

F

1

F

2

M

1

Data: F

1

, F

2

, M

1

Unknown: M

c

, F

12

, F

23

, F

34

, F

14

Group 2.3.0

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B

D C

2 4

3

F

1

F

2

M

1

Equilibrium equation (torques) of link 3 relative to point C:

M1 + F2 h2 - F23t BC = 0

Equilibrium equation (torques) of link 4 relative to point C:

d.F

23t

d.F

23n

d.F

14t

d.F

14n

h

2

F

23t

Equilibrium equation (forces) of group (links 3 and 4):

F1 + F2 + F23t + F23n + F14t + F14n = 0 F23 = F23t + F23n

F14 = F14t + F14n

-F1 h1+ F14t DC = 0

F

14t

h

1

F

1

F

2

F

23t

F

14t

d.F

23n

d.F

14n

F

23n

F

14n

F

23n

F

14n

F

23

F

23

F

14

F

14

F23t = (M2 + F2 h2)/BC

F14t = F1 h1/DC

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A M

C

2

1 B

F

23

3

F

32

= - F

23

Equilibrium equation (torques) of link 2 relative to point A:

F

32

F

32

h

32

- M

C

= 0 h

3

2

F

12

M

C

= F

32

h

32

Equilibrium equation (forces) of link 2:

F

32

+ F

12

= 0

F

12

= -F

32

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B

A

D C

2

1

4 3

F

1

F

2

M

1

M

C

F

32

F

12

F

14

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EXAMPLE 5

Group 1.1.1 + RRT

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B

A C

M 2

C

1 4

3

F

1

M

2

5

Data: F

1

, M

2

Unknown : M

c

, F

12

, F

23

, F

34

, F

14

, F

35

, F

15

1 Group 1.1.1

2 Group 2.3.0 (RRT) 3

D

(36)

3

F

1

5

Equilibrium equation (forces) of link 5:

F

1

+ F

15

+ F

35

= 0

The Three-Force Theorem 1

d.F

15

d.F

35

F

1

d.F

15

d.F

35

F

15

F

35

F

15

F

35

D

(37)

B

C 2

4 3

5 F

35

1

D Equilibrium equation (torques)

of link 3 relative to point C:

F

53

d.F

23t

d.F

23n

M

2

M

2

+ F

53

h

53

h

53

F

23t

BC = 0

F

23t

-

Equilibrium equation (forces) of group (links 3 and 4):

F

53

+ F

23t

+ F

23n

+F

14

= 0

Equilibrium equation (torques) of link 4 relative to point C:

-F

14

h

14

=0 , h

14

= 0 F

23

= F

23t

+ F

23n

d.F

14

F

53

d.F

23n

F

23t

d.F

14

F

23n

F

14

F

23n

F

14

h

14

F

14

F

23

F

23

F

53

= - F

35

F

23t

= (M

2

+ F

53

h

53

)/BC

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A M

C

2

1 B

F

23

3

F

32

= - F

23

Equilibrium equation (torques) of link 2 relative to point A:

F

32

F

32

h

32

- M

C

= 0 h

32

Equilibrium equation (forces) of link 2:

F

32

+ F

12

= 0 F

12

= -F

32

F

12

M

C

= F

32

h

32

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B

A C

2

1 4

3

F

1

M

2

D 5

F

15

F

35

F

14

M

C

F

12

F

23

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