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A square formed by 4 identical rods of length l and mass m .moment of inertia about x y and z axis when a side lie on x axis and other on y axis
Asked by gungunmishra102 | 10 Oct, 2019, 10:21: AM
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figure shows the square formed by four identical rods of length L and Mass M placed in XY plane.
Moment of inertia Iy about y axis = IOA + IAB + IBC + IOC
where IOA is moment of inertia of rod OA abount y-axis. Similarly for others.
since roatation axis passing through OA, and rod is thin, IOA = 0
IAB = IOC = (1/3)ML2
Each point of rod BC is at equal distance from rotation axis. Hence IBC = ML2
Hence Moment of inertia about y-axis = Iy = (1/3)ML2 + (1/3)ML2 + ML2 = (5/3)ML2
(M is mass of single rod)
Moment of inertial of x-axis is also similar to that of y-axis , hence Ix = (5/3)ML2
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Now let us consider Moment of inertia of the square formed by four rods about z-axis
For rod OA and OC, moment of inertia is (1/3) ML2
Let us calculate the moment of inertia of rod CB.
let us consider small length dl at a distance l from one end C
Moment of inertia of small mass dm of this small length is dm (L2 + l2) ( refer figure for distance)
If mass is distributed uniformly, mass per unit length is M/L. Hence mass of dl length dm = (M/L) dl
dI = dm (L2 + l2) = (M/L) (L2 + l2 ) dl
Moment of inertia of whole rod is given by,
Moment of inertia of rod AB is also calculated in same manner and is equal to (4/3)ML2
Hence moment of inertia of the square formed by 4 rods about z-axis,
Iz= (1/3) ML2 + (1/3) ML2 +(4/3) ML2 +(4/3) ML2 = (10/3) ML2
(M is mass of single rod)
Answered by Thiyagarajan K | 10 Oct, 2019, 03:19: PM
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