“Centroid” and “Center of Mass” by Integration

“Centroid” and “Center of Mass” by Integration

33 “CENTROID” AND “CENTER OF MASS” BY INTEGRATION Learning Objectives 1). To determine the volume, mass, centroid and center of mass using integral calculus. 2). To do an engineering estimate of the volume, mass, centroid and center of mass of a body. Definitions Centroid: Geometric center of a line, area or volume. Center of Mass: Gravitational center of a line, area or volume. The centroid and center of mass coincide when the density is uniform throughout the part. 34 Centroid by Integration a). Line: L dL L x x dL L y y dL z c c b). Area: A x x dA A y y dA A z dA c c c). Volume: V dV V x x dV z c V y yc dV V z zc dV where: x , y , z represent the centroid of the line, area or volume. (x ) (y ) (z ) ci, ci, ci represent the centroid of the differential element under consideration. 35 Center of Mass by Integration m z dm z dV m xG x c dm x c ( dV) m y y dm y ( dV) cc m z zcc dm z ( dV) Note: For a homogeneous body = constant, thus m z d V z dV V Tabulated values of the centroid and center of mass of several standard shapes can be found on the back inside cover of the textbook. Arch Length Planar Area Body or Shell of Revolution Arc Length Planar Area Body or Shell of Revolution Centroids and Center of Mass By Integration Example 1 Given: It is desired to determine the area and centroids of the shaded shape. Find: For the shaded shape provided, a) Estimate the area and the x and y centroids. b) Calculate the area of the shape. c) Calculate the and y centroids of the shape. Centers of Mass & Centroids: By Integration Group Quiz 1 Group #: ____________ Group Members: 1) ______________________________ (Present Only) Date: ______________ Period: _________ 2) ______________________________ 3) ______________________________ 4) ______________________________ Given: A shaded area is bounded by two lines given by x = y2/a and y = x2/a. Find: a) Do an engineering estimate of the shaded area and the centroid of the shaded area (x, y) . b) Determine the location of the centroid (x, y) by the method of integration. Solution: .

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