DERIVING THE EQUATION OF MOTION FOR SPACE PENDULUMS AND ITS SOLUTION FOR DIFFERENT INITIAL CONDITIONS

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MEHRI BAHMAN; FARAZMAND MOHAMMAD MAHDI

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Journal: Journal of Operational Research in its Applications Year:2006 | Volume:2 | Issue:7 Page(s): 1-11

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Title

DERIVING THE EQUATION OF MOTION FOR SPACE PENDULUMS AND ITS SOLUTION FOR DIFFERENT INITIAL CONDITIONS

Author(s)

MEHRI BAHMAN | FARAZMAND MOHAMMAD MAHDI | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

SPACE PENDULUMQ4

LAGRANGIAN DYNAMICSQ4

SYSTEM OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONSQ4

NUMERICAL METHODS IN SOLVING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONSQ4

INTEGRAL EQUATIONSQ4

Abstract

Here we study the SPACE PENDULUMs, derive their equations of motion and solve them for different initial conditions. SPACE PENDULUM is a model for many physical and engineering problems. For example tower cranes while moving a load can be modeled by a SPACE PENDULUM. In this article the equations of motion for a tower crane are derived using Lagrangian method. Then the numerical solutions (for the general condition) and the analytic solutions (by simplifying assumptions) are presented. Finally the effect of the radial velocity of pendulum on its maximum deviation from equilibrium is studied.

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