Friction Problems Solution Strategy. Ambar K. Mitra
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1 Friction Problems Solution Strategy Ambar K. Mitra This document contains screen-shots from the Statics-Power software. Visit for details. General Principles (problems on a plane) 1. Draw free-body-diagrams for all bodies in the problem 2. Write equilibrium equations for bodies. a. 2 force balance equations for slip b. 2 force balance equations and 1 moment balance equation for bodies that can tip or roll. 3. Write additional equations connecting the forces that act on the bodies from rods, cables, etc. These equations arise from: a. Principle of constant tension along a continuous cable. b. Equilibrium of frictionless pulleys. c. Newton s third law. 4. Count the number of unknowns (K) in the problem. 5. Count the number of equations available (N) from steps 2 and Determine the difference M=K-N. If M was negative, the modeling of the problem was incorrect. If M was positive, we are M equations short. 7. Write the friction force inequalities for all rough contacts. Say, there is J number of inequalities. 8. Change M number of inequalities into equalities. 9. Solve for the unknowns. 10. Check the validity of the remaining J-M number of inequalities. 11. Accept solution if all the inequalities were satisfied in step-10. Else, discard the solution. 12. Go to step-8 and choose a different set of inequalities and change these into equalities. Actus Potentia, Inc. (
2 Problem-1 A 50lb block of uniform density is on an incline. The coefficient of static friction between the block and incline is 0.3. Determine the maximum value of P for which the body remains in equilibrium. Is the impending motion by tipping or slipping up the incline? Tipping: Figure-1a How many bodies? 1 (body A) How many rough surfaces? 1 o Between A and floor, µ known Figure-1b Weight of A: known How many unknown forces? 1 o P(A1) = force P Motion: tip/roll (force and moment balance) Actus Potentia, Inc. (
3 Additional equation for P(A1): 0 Figure-1c Equilibrium equations for A: 3 P( A1)cos 60 Figure-1d P( A1)sin 60 + N( AFloor ) 50cos 40 = 0 F( AFloor ) 50 sin 40 = cos sin 40 4 P( A1)cos 60 6 P( A1)sin 60 = 0 Additional equations: 0 Friction inequalities changed to equalities: 0 out of 1 Find unknowns: N(AFloor), F(AFloor), P(A1) (Three equations and three unknowns) Check inequality: F( AFloor ) 0. 3N( AFloor ) Discard solution if inequality was violated. Actus Potentia, Inc. (
4 Slipping: Figure-1e How many bodies? 1 (body A) How many rough surfaces? 1 o Between A and floor, µ known Weight of A: known How many unknown forces? 1 o P(A1) = force P Motion: slip (force balance) Figure-1f Additional equation for P(A1): 0 Figure-1g Actus Potentia, Inc. (
5 Figure-1h Equilibrium equations for A: 2 P( A1)sin 60 + N( AFloor ) 50cos 40 = 0 P( A1)cos 60 F( AFloor ) 50sin 40 = 0 Friction inequalities changed to equalities: 1 out of 1 F( AFloor ) = 0. 3N( AFloor ) Find unknowns: N(AFloor), F(AFloor), P(A1) (Three equations and three unknowns) Tip or Slip Compare P(A1) values for tip and slip solutions; pick the smaller of the two solutions. Actus Potentia, Inc. (
6 Problem-2 Blocks A and B weigh 20lb and 50lb, respectively. The blocks are connected by a continuous cable that passes over a frictionless pulley. The coefficient of static friction between the blocks is 0.2.The motion of the blocks is impending. What is the friction coefficient between block B and floor and what is the tension in the cable? Figure-2a How many bodies? 2 (bodies A and B) How many rough surfaces? 2 o Between A and B, µ known o Between B and floor, µ unknown Actus Potentia, Inc. (
7 Figure-2b Body A o Weight of A: known o How many unknown forces? 1 P(A1) = force from cable o Motion: slip (force balance) Body B o Weight of B: known o How many unknown forces? 1 P(B1) = force from cable o Motion: slip (force balance) Figure-2c Additional equation connecting P(A1) and P(B1): 1 o Continuous cable P( A1 ) = P(B1) Figure-2d Actus Potentia, Inc. (
8 Equilibrium equations for A: 2 Equilibrium equations for B: 2 N( AB) 20cos 25 = 0 P( A1) + F( AB ) 20 sin 25 = 0 N( BFloor ) N( AB ) 50cos 25 = 0 P(B1) + F( BFloor ) F( AB ) 50sin 25 = 0 Friction inequalities changed to equalities: 2 out of 2 F( AB) = 0. 2N( AB) F( BFloor ) = µ (BFloor )N( BFloor ) Find unknowns: N(AB), F(AB), N(BFloor), F(BFloor), µ(bfloor), P(A1), P(B1).\ (Seven equations and seven unknowns) Actus Potentia, Inc. (
9 Problem-3 Block A weighs 20lb and block B weighs 50lb. The coefficient of static friction at all surfaces is 0.3. Find the force Q and the tension in the rod when motion of block B is impending. Figure-3a How many bodies? 2 (bodies A and B) How many rough surfaces? 2 o Between A and B, µ known o Between B and floor, µ known Figure-3b Actus Potentia, Inc. (
10 Body A o Weight of A: known o How many unknown forces? 1 P(A1) = force from bar o Motion: slip (force balance) Body B o Weight of B: known o How many unknown forces? 1 P(B1) = force Q o Motion: slip (force balance) Figure-3c Additional equation connecting P(A1) and P(B1): 0 Figure-3d Equilibrium equations for A: 2 N( AB) + P( A1)sin = 0 F( AB) P( A1)cos 30 = 0 Actus Potentia, Inc. (
11 Equilibrium equations for B: 2 N( BFloor ) N( AB) 50 = 0 P(B1) F( BFloor ) F( AB) = 0 Friction inequalities changed to equalities: 2 out of 2 F( AB) = 0. 3N( AB) F( BFloor ) = 0. 3N( BFloor ) Find unknowns: N(AB), F(AB), N(BFloor), F(BFloor), P(A1), P(B1). (Six equations and six unknowns) Actus Potentia, Inc. (
12 Problem-4 The coefficient of friction between the 50lb block A and the floor is 0.3. Find force Q for impending motion. How many bodies? 2 o Block A o Pin f How many rough surfaces? 1 o Between A and floor, µ known Figure-4a Actus Potentia, Inc. (
13 Figure-4b Body A o Weight of A: known o How many unknown forces? 1 P(A1) = force from bar, F(ef) o Motion: slip (force balance) Body B o Weight of B: known (weight of pin = 0) o How many unknown forces? 3 P(B1) = force from bar, F(fe) P(B2) = force from bar, F(fg) P(B3) = force Q o Motion: slip (force balance) Figure-4c Additional equation connecting P(A1) and P(B1): 1 o Newton s 3 rd Law P( A1 ) = P(B1) Actus Potentia, Inc. (
14 Figure-4d Equilibrium equations for A: 2 N( AFloor ) + P( A1)sin = 0 F( AFloor ) P( A1)cos 25 = 0 Equilibrium equations for B: 2 P(B1)cos 25 P(B2)cos 80 + P(B3)cos 40 = 0 P(B1)sin 25 + P(B2)sin 80 + P(B3)sin 40 = 0 Friction inequalities changed to equalities: 1 out of 1 F( AFloor ) = 0. 3N( AFloor ) Find unknowns: N(AFloor), F(AFloor), P(A1), P(B1), P(B2), P(B3). (Six equations and six unknowns) Actus Potentia, Inc. (
15 Problem-5 Figure-5 The cylinders A and B weigh 50lb and 80lb, respectively. The coefficient of friction at the contact between A and B is 0.4. The coefficient of friction is 0.2 at all other contacts. Determine the force P for impending motion. Figure-5a How many bodies? 2 (bodies A and B) How many rough surfaces? 3 o Between A and B, µ known o Between A and floor, µ known o Between B and floor, µ known Actus Potentia, Inc. (
16 Figure-5b Body A o Weight of A: known o How many unknown forces? 1 P(A1) = applied force P o Motion: tip/roll (force and moment balance) Body B o Weight of B: known o How many unknown forces? 0 o Motion: tip/roll (force and moment balance) Additional equation for P(A1): 0 Figure-5c Actus Potentia, Inc. (
17 Figure-5d Equilibrium equations for A: 3 N( AFloor ) + P( A1)sin 50 F( AB ) 50cos 20 = 0 P( A1)cos 50 + F( AFloor F( AFloor ) F( AB ) = 0 Equilibrium equations for B: 3 F( AB) F( BFloor ) = 0 ) N( AB) 50 sin 20 = 0 N( BFloor ) + F( AB) 80cos 20 = 0 N( AB) + F( BFloor ) 80sin 20 = 0 Friction inequalities changed to equalities: 1 out of 3 o Assumption-1 F( AB) = 0. 4N( AB ) Find unknowns: N(AB), F(AB), N(Floor), F(AFloor), N(BFloor), F(BFloor), P(A1). (Seven equations and seven unknowns) Verify inequalities F( AFloor ) 0. 2N( AFloor ) F( BFloor ) 0. 2N( BFloor ) Discard solution if inequalities were violated. Actus Potentia, Inc. (
18 o Assumption-2 F( AFloor ) = 0. 2N( AFloor ) Find unknowns: N(AB), F(AB), N(AFloor), F(AFloor), N(BFloor), F(BFloor), P(A1). (Seven equations and seven unknowns) Verify inequalities F( AB) 0. 4N( AB) F( BFloor ) 0. 2N( BFloor ) Discard solution if inequalities were violated. o Assumption-3 F(BFloor ) = 0. 2N( BFloor ) Find unknowns: N(AB), F(AB), N(AFloor), F(AFloor), N(BFloor), F(BFloor), P(A1). (Seven equations and seven unknowns) Verify inequalities F( AFloor ) 0. 2N( AFloor ) F( ABFloor ) 0. 4N( AB) Discard solution if inequalities were violated. Among the valid solutions pick the one with smallest P(A1). Actus Potentia, Inc. (
19 Problem-6 Figure-6 The blocks A, B, and C weigh 50lb, 40lb, and 60lb, respectively. Determine P for impending motion. Friction coefficient at all surfaces is 0.2. Figure-6a How many bodies? 3 (bodies A, B, and C) How many rough surfaces? 3 o Between A and B, µ known o Between A and floor, µ known o Between C and floor, µ known Actus Potentia, Inc. (
20 Figure-6b Body A o Weight of A: known o How many unknown forces? 2 P(A1) = applied force P P(A2) = force from cable o Motion: slip (force balance) Body B o Weight of B: known o How many unknown forces? 1 P(B1) = force from cable o Motion: slip (force balance) Body C o Weight of C: known o How many unknown forces? 1 P(C1) = force from cable o Motion: slip (force balance) Figure-5c Actus Potentia, Inc. (
21 Additional equations connecting P(A1), P(A2), P(B1), and P(C1): 2 o Continuous cable condition P( A2 ) = P(B1) o Equilibrium of pulley P(C1 ) = P(B1) + P( A2) Figure-5d Equilibrium equations for A: 2 P( A1) P( A2) F( AB) F( AFloor ) = 0 N( AFloor ) N( AB ) 50 = 0 Equilibrium equations for B: 2 N( AB) 40 = 0 F( AB) P(B1) = 0 Equilibrium equations for C: 2 N(CFloor ) 60 = 0 P(C1) F(CFloor ) = 0 Actus Potentia, Inc. (
22 Friction inequalities changed to equalities: 2 out of 3 o Assumption-1 F( AFloor ) = 0. 2N( AFloor ) F(CFloor ) = 0. 2N(CFloor ) Find unknowns: N(AB), F(AB), N(AFloor), F(AFloor), N(CFloor), F(CFloor), P(A1), P(A2), P(B1), P(C1). (Ten equations and ten unknowns) Verify inequality F( AB) 0. 2N( AB) Discard solution if inequality was violated. o Assumption-2 F( AFloor ) = 0. 2N( AFloor ) F( AB) = 0. 2N( AB ) Find unknowns: N(AB), F(AB), N(AFloor), F(AFloor), N(CFloor), F(CFloor), P(A1), P(A2), P(B1), P(C1). (Ten equations and ten unknowns) Verify inequality F(CFloor ) 0. 2N(CFloor ) Discard solution if inequality was violated. o Assumption-3 F(CFloor ) = 0. 2N(CFloor ) F( AB) = 0. 2N( AB) Find unknowns: N(AB), F(AB), N(AFloor), F(AFloor), N(CFloor), F(CFloor), P(A1), P(A2), P(B1), P(C1). (Ten equations and ten unknowns) Verify inequality F( AFloor ) 0. 2N( AFloor ) Discard solution if inequality was violated. Among the valid solutions pick the one with smallest P(A1). Actus Potentia, Inc. (
23 Problem-7 Figure-7 The blocks A, B, and C weigh 50lb, 40lb, and 60lb, respectively. Determine P for impending motion. Friction coefficient at all surfaces is Figure-6a How many bodies? 3 (bodies are A, B, and C) How many rough surfaces? 3 o Between A and floor, µ known o Between A and B, µ known o Between B and C, µ known Actus Potentia, Inc. (
24 Figure-6b Body A o Weight of A: known o How many unknown forces? 0 o Motion: slip (force balance) Body B o Weight of B: known o How many unknown forces? 1 P(B1) = force P o Motion: slip (force balance) Body C o Weight of C: known o How many unknown forces? 1 P(C1) = force from cable o Motion: slip (force balance) Figure-5c Additional equations connecting P(B1) and P(C1): 0 Actus Potentia, Inc. (
25 Figure-5d Equilibrium equations for A: 2 Equilibrium equations for B: 2 N( AFloor ) N( AB ) 50cos 33 = 0 F( AB) F( AFloor ) 50sin 33 = 0 N( AB) N(BC ) 40cos 33 = 0 P(B1) F( AB) Equilibrium equations for C: 2 F(BC ) 40 sin 33 = 0 N(BC ) 60cos 33 = 0 F(BC ) P(C1) 60 sin 33 = 0 Friction inequalities changed to equalities: 2 out of 3 o Assumption-1 F( AFloor ) = 0. 75N( AFloor ) F( AB) = 0. 75N( AB ) Find unknowns: N(AFloor), F(AFloor), N(AB), F(AB), N(BC), F(BC), P(B1), P(C1). (Eight equations and eight unknowns) Verify inequality Actus Potentia, Inc. (
26 F(BC ) 0. 75N(BC ) Discard solution if inequality was violated. o Assumption-2 F( AFloor ) = 0. 75N( AFloor ) F(BC ) = 0. 75N(BC ) Find unknowns: N(AFloor), F(AFloor), N(AB), F(AB), N(BC), F(BC), P(B1), P(C1). (Eight equations and eight unknowns) Verify inequality F( AB) 0. 75N( AB) Discard solution if inequality was violated. o Assumption-3 F(BC ) = 0. 75N(BC ) F( AB) = 0. 75N( AB ) Find unknowns: N(AFloor), F(AFloor), N(AB), F(AB), N(BC), F(BC), P(B1), P(C1). (Eight equations and eight unknowns) Verify inequality F( AFloor ) 0. 75N( AFloor ) Discard solution if inequality was violated. Among the valid solutions pick the one with smallest P(A1). Actus Potentia, Inc. (
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