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Instantaneous Center of Zero Velocity
• In this section we learn to solve problems similar to Section 16.5, we just use a different technique.
• I do not care which method you use.
Location of the IC
• The velocity of a point on a body is always perpendicular to the relative position vector extending from the IC to the point.
Case 1: Location of IC
• Given the velocity vA of Point A on a body and the angular velocity ω of the body.
ω
vr
ωrv
AA/IC
A/ICA
Case 2: Location of IC
• Given the line of action of two-non parallel velocities vA and vB.
B/IC
B
A/IC
A
B/ICBA/ICA
r
v
r
v
ωrvωrv
• The point chosen as the instantaneous center of zero velocity can only be used for an instant in time since the body changes its position from one instant to the next.
Lecture Example 1: Find the velocity vector at Point B when θ=10° and when ω=2π rad/sec. The radius of the wheel is 1 meter. Assume the wheel will roll.