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Equivalent CouplesThe moment of two couples are equal when the two force couples lie in two parallel planes or the same plane and they have equal moment of the same sense.
imply the magnitude of the moment of the couples:
Couples TranslationSince the moment of a force couple is a free vector, two couples are equivalent when the force couple can be transformed by the translation of the force couple in space. Geometrically, both the forces of the couple and the moment arm are parallel to each other have the same gradient and magnitude after the couple translation. Imply
The moment vector can be expressed as:
Imply the moment vector depends on the magnitudes and the cross product of the direction vectors of the force couple only. Forces TranslationBy the principle of transmissibility, two couples are equivalent when the force couples can be transfromed by the translation of the force components of a couple along its line of action without altering its magnitude and sense.
Geometrically, the forces of the couple are parallel to each other have the same gradient and magnitude. Although the moment arm is changed as the forces of couple is translated along the lines of action, the prependicular distance between the forces of couple remains unchange. Imply
Assume the moment arm vector ra after the translation of forces +m and -n along the line of action is rb. imply
The moment vector can be expressed as:
Couples RotationThe moment of a force couple is a free vector to define the tendency of rotating action, two couples are equivalent when the force couple can be transformed by the rotation of the force couple about a centre axis normal to the plane on which the force couple lies.
Geometrically, the rotation of the force couple about the normal centre axis does not alter the relative relationship between the forces of couple and moment arm. As both the magnitude of forces of the couple and the prependicular distance between the line of action remain unchange, the moment is the same and independent of the angle of rotation. Imply
To simplify the vector analysis, the force couple rotation can be reduced to 2D rotation by transformation through aligning the normal rotating centre axis to the z axis of the rectangular coordinate. imply
The transformation of force couple rotation is: Therefore the rotated force couple and the original force couple are equivalent. Forces Rotation By the parallelogram law, two couples are equivalent when the force couples can be transfromed by the decomposition of the force components of a couple into forces along its moment arm and the line of action of other force couple without altering its magnitude and sense. The rotated forces also lie on the plane of the force couple.
The effective moment of both force couples can be expressed as:
Geometrically, prependicular distances da and db can be expressed as: and Imply the prependicular distances db can be expressed in terms of da as:
By the sine rule, force vectors Fb can be expressed in term of Fa as:
Therefore the moment M is:
The moment vector M can be expressed as:
To simplify the vector analysis, the rotation of the force of couple can be reduced to 2D rotation by transformation through aligning the rotating axis normal to plane of force couple at the point of application to the z axis of the rectangular coordinate. imply Therefore the two couples are equivalent when the rotated force of the couple is at a specified ratio of the original force couple. ©sideway ID: 110600007 Last Updated: 6/28/2011 Revision: 0 Ref: References
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