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    Learning the Virtual Work Method in Statics:

    What Is a Compatible Virtual Displacement?

    Ing-Chang Jong

    University of Arkansas

    Session 3568: Innovative Teaching Techniques in Mechanics

    2:15 4:00 p.m., Wednesday, June 21, 2006

    Chicago, Illinois

    Proceedings of the 2006 ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition

    Mechanics Division 1

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    Key concepts: displacement center, compatible virtual

    displacement, & rigid-body virtual displacement

    2( ) 02

    LB B

    A body undergoes a compatible

    virtual displacement from position

    AB to position B, where thedisplacement center is atD.

    A body undergoes a rigid-body virtual

    displacement fromAB to AB, and acompatible virtual displacement fromAB

    toAB. The displacement centeris atA.

    Mechanics Division 3

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    Work of a force:||1 2U Fq = =F q

    =1 2 ( )U MWork of a moment:Radian measure formula: s r =

    Virtual work: It is the work done by a force or momenton a body during a virtual displacementof the body.

    Principle of virtual work:

    If a body is in equilibrium, the total virtual workUof

    the external force system acting on its free body during

    any compatible virtual displacementof its free body is

    equal to zero; i.e.,

    0 =U

    Mechanics Division 4

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    Example 1. Determine only the reaction moment MA at thefixed supportA of the frame loaded as shown.

    U= 0:

    ( 2 ) 6(12 )

    2( 4 ) 10 0

    AM

    +

    + + =

    37AM = 37 kN mA = M

    Mechanics Division 6

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    Example 2. Determine only the reaction moment MA at thefixed supportA of the beam loaded as shown.

    1400 lb ftA = M 1400

    A

    M =( ) 500( 4 ) 600( ) 0AM + + =U= 0:

    Mechanics Division 7

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    Example 3. Determine only the vertical reaction force Ay at thefixed supportA of the beam loaded as shown.

    350 lby = AU= 0: (4 ) 500( 4 ) 600( ) 0yA

    + + = 350yA =

    Mechanics Division 8

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    Example 4. Determine only the vertical reaction force Ey at theroller supportEof the beam loaded as shown.

    1050 lby

    = E45

    600( 2.5 ) (6 ) (1500)( 4 ) 0yE + + =U= 0:

    1050y

    E =

    Mechanics Division 9

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    Example 5. Determine only the vertical reaction force Hy at theroller supportHof the beam loaded as shown.

    750 lby = HU= 0:

    4

    5600( ) (1500)( 2 ) 200( 6 ) (4 ) 0

    yH + + + = 750yH =

    Mechanics Division 10

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    Example 6. Determine only the reaction moment MA at thefixed supportA of the frame loaded as shown.

    Mechanics Division 11

    U= 0:

    ( 4 ) 10(16 )

    25(2 ) 15( 8 )

    5(6 ) 16( ) 0

    AM

    +

    + + + + =

    26 kNmA =M 26AM =

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    Example 7. Determine only the horizontal reaction force Ax atthe fixed supportA of the frame loaded as shown.

    Mechanics Division 12

    U= 0:

    ( 16 ) 10(16 )

    25(2 ) 15( 8 )

    5(6 ) 16( ) 0

    xA

    +

    + + + + =

    6.5 kNx = A6.5xA =

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    Concluding Remarks

    The key concepts in virtual work method include: work of aforce, work of a moment, displacement center, compatiblevirtual displacement, and radian measure formula.

    The virtual work method in Statics consists ofthree majorsteps: (a) draw the FBD, (b) draw the VDD with a strategy,and (c) set U= 0 to solve for the unknown.

    The strategy in drawing the VDD is to give the free body a

    compatible virtual displacementin such a way that the onespecified unknown, but no other unknowns, will be involvedin the total virtual work done.

    George Bernard Shaw once said, You see things; and you

    say, Why? But I dream things that never were; and I say,Why not?

    Mechanics Division 13

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    QuestionsMechanics Division 14