The discussion centers on the concept of the "Instantaneous Center of Zero Acceleration of Rigid Body," which is a specific topic in mechanics. Araz, a mechanical engineer, seeks resources and articles on this subject but finds limited information, primarily referencing an article titled "Analysis of Instantaneous Center of Zero Acceleration of Rigid Body in Planar Motion" by Haibin Sun and Tingting Liu from Taishan University. Participants express confusion regarding the terminology and the feasibility of instantaneous acceleration in physical systems, leading to a consensus that this concept may be a niche exploration within the field.
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I can't understand what you are asking. I doubt that you are asking about instantaneous acceleration of anything physical because that is impossible (it would take infinite energy). Can you clarify some?araz said:hi i am araz a mechanic master engineer and i am looking for any article or information about" Instantaneous Center of Zero Acceleration of Rigid Body" because i couldn't find any but "Instantaneous Center of Zero velocity"
i hope here i can find some help?!
i can give u an article that i found on science direct:phinds said:
That does me no good at all but I do see now that it's "instantaneous ... zero-acceleration" rather than "instantaneous ... zero acceleration" which is how I first read it. Still have no idea what you are talking about but at least I'm less confused than I was.araz said: