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Title: TORQUE DEFINED


1
TORQUE DEFINED
  • a Force applied a system restricted to moving in
    a circular path
  • causes a system/body to rotate
  • the Point of Application is eccentric
  • T F x FA

2
MUSCLE TORQUES
  1. Magnitude - product of F x FA
  2. Direction - angle of pull on bone
  3. Line of Action - vector direction
  4. Point of Application - attachment to bone

3
FA FORCE ARM
  • shortest distance from axis of rotation to the
    line of action of the applied Force
  • ? (perpendicular) to line of action

4
TEETER-TOTTER
  • Axis of Rotation
  • 2 Forces
  • 2 Force Arms

5
FIG E.8 Page 116 of textbook
6
FIG 9-30 Basic Biomechanics 3rd Edition Susan
J. Hall
7
CALCULATING TORQUE
  • Force measured in Newtons 4.45N 1Lb.
  • Force Arm measured in meters
  • Torque measured in Newton meters Nm

8
  • FIG E.11 page 118
  • sum up all Torques on each side of axis
  • side of axis with the larger ? of T determines
    direction of movement

9
Angular Motion Vectors
  • there are both kinetic and kinematic vectors
  • A vector is represented by a straight line arrow
    symbol
  • the length of the arrow is the magnitude
  • the orientation of the arrow is the direction
  • to get a straight line vector for angular motion,
    the right hand thumb rule is used

10
RIGHT-HAND THUMB RULE
  • method of determining vector direction for
    angular motion
  • curve fingers of right hand in the direction of
    the Torque
  • right thumb points in vector direction of the
    motion, ? to the actual direction of the spin

11
Right-Hand Thumb points in vector direction
FIG 15.9on page 506
FIG 15.10on page 507
12
CENTER of BUOYANCY
  • the location of the C of G of the volume of water
    displaced by a immersed body
  • bodys CB must be aligned with bodys CG for
    floating to occur
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