Lecture-XV. Noninertial systems

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Lecture-XV Noninertial systems

Apparent Force in Rotating Coordinates The force in the ating system is where The first term is called the Coriolis force, a velocity dependent force and the second term, radially outward from the axis of ation, is called the centrifugal force. Now we will discuss a few examples.

The bead sliding on a stick A bead slides without friction on a rigid wire ating at constant angular speed ω. The problem is to find the force exerted by the wire on the bead. The other equation gives: In a coordinate system ating with the wire the motion is purely radial. F cent is the centrifugal force and F Cor is the Coriolis force. Since the wire is frictionless, the contact force N is normal to the wire. In the ating system the equations of motion are Since, Hence, and where A and B are constants depending on the initial conditions. To complete the problem, apply the initial conditions which specify Aand B. Consider the following initial conditions and find the final value of N. ( i) at t = 0, r = 0, r = 0; ( ii)at t = 0, r = 0, r = v ;( iii)at t = 0, r = a, r = 0. For (iii), r = a coshωt 0

Newton s bucket A bucket half full of water is made to ate with angular speed Ω about its axis of symmetry, which is vertical. Find the pressure in the fluid. By considering the surfaces ofconstantpressure,findtheshapeofthefreesurfaceofthewater. In the ating frame, the bucket is at rest. Suppose that the water has come to rest relative to the bucket. The equation of hydrostatics in the ating frame is F + F P = ( ) cent 0 Ω ˆk r P R Fcent where F = ρgkˆ, the body force per unit volume, F = ρω Ω R, and - P repesents the force due to pressure gradient. cent ˆ 2 ˆ ˆ ˆ 2 Then, P = ρgk ρω k k R = ρgk + ρω rrˆ, ( ) where ris the distance of the volume element from the ation axis and is the unit vector pointing in the direction of increasing r. P P 2 1 2 2 Then = ρg and = ρω r, after integration, P = ρω r - ρgz + constant z r 2 2 2 1 2 2 Ω r For pressure to be constant, ρω r - ρgz = const. or z = + z0, a paraboloid. 2 2g ˆr F

Motion on the Rotating Earth Fix an inertial frame at the center of the earth. Fix another coordinate system at some point on thesurfaceofthe earthbutatingalongwiththeearthwithangularvelocity ω.aparticlepof mass m is moving above the surface of the earth subject to a force F and acted upon by the gravitational force mg. r ' = R + r, Z dr ' dr dr dr dr ω = + = + ω R + + ω r dt in dt dt in dt dt X y z r in P o R dr x ( ) r = + ω R + r dt ' 2 d r ' d dr dr C 2 = + ω ( R + r ) + ω + ω ( R + r ) dt dt dt in dt Y 2 d r dr 2ω ω = + + ω 2 ( R + r ) dt dt 2 d r dr m F mg mω ω 2 ( R r ) = + + 2mω dt dt = F + m g ω ( ω r ') 2mω v = F + mg 2 mω v; g = g ω ω r ' eff eff ( ) v is the velocity of the particle in the ating frame.

Effective g g = g ω ( ω r ') ω C R g eff ( ω R) g ω eff r ' = R + r ( ω ) Since, r R, r' R, Hence, geff = g ω R The gravitational acceleration measured at any point willbethiseffectiveaccelerationanditwillbelessthan theaccelerationduetotheearthifitwerenotating. The centrifugal acceleration, ω ( ω R ) always points radially outward. It is zero at the pole and maximum at the equator. So the effective acceleration due to gravity does not act to the center of the earth. However,g eff mustbeperpendiculartothesurfaceoftheearth.thatiswhytheshape oftheearthisanoblateellipsoid,flattenedatthepoles. The maximum value of the centrifugal acceleration at the equator is: 6 5 taking R = 6.4 10 m andω = 7.29 10 radian per sec, ω R = 3.4 10 m/s 2 2 2 which is about 0.3 percent of the earth s gravitational acceleration. 2 ω R.

Effect of Coriolisforce Consider a particle in the northern hemisphere at latitude θ moving with velocity v towards north, i.e. v = vj ˆ So the Coriolis acceleration is 2ωkˆ vj ˆ = 2ωv sinθiˆ toward the east. In the southern hemisphere it will toward west. It is maximum at the poles and zero at the equator. At the north pole, for a particle moving with a velocity of 5 3 2 1 km/s, it is given by 2ωvω v = 2 7.29 10 10 0.15m/s Although the magnitude of Coriolis acceleration is small, it plays important role in many phenomena on the earth. 1. It is important to consider the effect of Coriolisacceleration in the flight of missile, for which velocity and time of flight are considerably large. The equation of motion is given by dv m mgkˆ = 2mω v dt 2.Thesenseofwindwhirlinginacycloneinthenorthernandsouthernhemisphere.In the northern hemisphere it is in the anticlockwise sense whereas in the southern hemisphere it is in the clockwise sense.

Freely falling particle Find the horizontal deflection d from the plumb line caused by the Coriolis force acting on a particle in Earth s gravitational field from a height h above the Earth s surface. Acceleration: Components of ω: Although, the Coriolis force produces small velocity components along x and y directions, they can be neglected in comparison to the vertical component. After integration: The components of acceleration are: Since z 0 =h and d= If h=100 m and θ=45 then the deflection would be 1.55 cm Toward east