A Treatise on the Theory of Screws
Forfatter: Sir Robert Stawell Ball
År: 1900
Forlag: The University Press
Sted: Cambride
Sider: 544
UDK: 531.1
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186
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THE THEOBY OF SCREWS.
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the equation becomes
0 =
P«.—p , — R — p cos (a/3), + Q' —p cos (ay)
R' - p cos {aß), Pfi-p , - P’ - p cos {ßy)
- Q'-pcos{ay), +P'-p cos{ßy), Py — P
By expanding this as a cubic for p we see that the coefficient of p2
divided by that of p3 with its sign changed is
_________________________ffqsin2(/3y) +pß sin2 (ya) +py sin2 (aß)
4 sinI[(ßy) + (ya) + (aß)] sin j [(/3-y) + (ya) - (aß)]sin|[(/3y) - (ya) + (aß)]sin j[ - (ßy) + (ya) + (aß)] '
This is accordingly the constant sum of the three pitches of the screws of
the system which can be drawn through any point.
185. Equilibrium of Four Forces applied to a Rigid Body.
If the body be free, the four forces must be four wrenches on screws of
zero pitch which are members of a screw system of the third order. The
forces must therefore be generators of a hyperboloid, all belonging to the
same system (§ 132).
Three of the forces, P, Q, R, being given in position, £ must then be a
generator of the hyperboloid determined by P, Q, R. This proof of a
well-known theorem (due to Möbius) is given to show the facility with
which such results flow from the Theory of Screws.
Suppose, however, that the body have only freedom of the fifth order,
we shall find that somewhat more latitude exists with reference to the
choice of »S'. Let X be the screw reciprocal to the screw system by which
the freedom is defined. Then for equilibrium it will only be necessary that
$ belong to the system of the fourth order defined by the four screws
P, Q, R, X.
A cone of screws can be drawn through every point in space belonging
to this system, and on that cone one screw of zero pitch can always be
found (§ 123). Hence one line can be drawn through every point in space
along which S might act.
If the body have freedom of the fourth order, the latitude in the choice
of S is still greater. Let X., be two screws reciprocal to the system,
then 6' is only restrained by the condition that it belong to the screw system
of the fifth order defined by the screws
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