Kinetics of Systems of Particles - Engineering Mechanics (Dynamics)

Analysis of kinetics of generalized systems of particles by Newton's second law, work-energy principle and impulse-and-momentum methods.

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Course Chapters

1
Introduction

Introduction to and motivation for a dedicated study of the kinetics of systems of particles.

Chapter lessons

1.Welcome16:27

Welcome to the course and outline of course.

2.Centre of mass22:52

Meaning and location of the centre of mass of systems of particles.

2
Newton's Second Law

Generalized Newton's second law application to kinetics of systems of particles.

Chapter lessons

1.Equation of motion18:36

Newton's second law equation for a system of particles.

2.Worked examples (1)18:40

Worked examples on Newton's second law equation for a system of particles.

3.Worked examples (2)1:14:12

More worked examples on Newton's second law equation for a system of particles.

3
Energy and Momentum Methods

Work-energy principle and conservation of energy, impulse-momentum principle and conservation of momentum, for a system of particles.

Chapter lessons

1.Work and energy19:53

Work-energy principle and conservation of mechanical energy for systems of particles.

4
Steady Streams of Particles

Analysis of motion in a system of particles involving steady mass flow into or out of it.

Chapter lessons

1.Mass flow18:33

Definitions and equations of mass and volumetric flow rates.

2.Impulsive forces20:56

Identifying impulsive forces in the analysis of systems (control volumes) subjected to mass flow.

3.General equation31:15

General analysis of systems (control volumes) subjected to mass flow.

4.Steady flow15:51

Meaning of steady flow and analysis of control volumes under steady flow.

5.Procedure11:04

General analysis procedure for systems of particles under steady flow.

6.Worked examples (1)26:30

Worked examples on analysis of systems of particles under steady flow.

7.Worked examples (2)29:46

More worked examples on analysis of systems of particles under steady flow.

8.Worked examples (3)23:53

More worked examples on analysis of systems of particles under steady flow.

5
Systems Gaining or Losing Mass

Analysis of motion in a system of particles gaining or losing mass.

Chapter lessons

1.Equation of motion23:22

General analysis of systems of particles gaining or losing mass.

2.Thrust implications17:15

Resultant thrust due to particles being absorbed or ejected by systems of particles gaining or losing mass.

3.Worked examples (1)12:43

Worked examples on analysis of systems of particles gaining or losing mass.