Engineering Instantaneous Center of Zero Acceleration of Rigid Body

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Araz, a mechanic master engineer, is seeking information on the "Instantaneous Center of Zero Acceleration of Rigid Body," expressing difficulty in finding relevant articles, only locating material on "Instantaneous Center of Zero Velocity." The discussion reveals confusion among participants regarding the concept, with one contributor doubting the feasibility of instantaneous acceleration due to energy constraints. A reference to an article titled "Analysis of Instantaneous Center of Zero Acceleration of Rigid Body in Planar Motion" by Haibin Sun and Tingting Liu is provided, but it does not satisfy Araz's needs for further resources. The conversation highlights a lack of familiarity with the term and suggests it may be a niche topic. Araz expresses a desire for more references and resources to better understand the subject for academic purposes.
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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":confused:
i hope here i can find some help?!
 
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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":confused:
i hope here i can find some help?!
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?
 
phinds said:
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?
i can give u an article that i found on science direct:
Analysis of Instantaneous Center of Zero Acceleration of Rigid Body
in Planar Motion
 
modern applied science
Haibin Sun (Corresponding author) & Tingting Liu
Department of Physics and Electronics
Taishan University
Shandong 271021, China
 
araz said:
modern applied science
Haibin Sun (Corresponding author) & Tingting Liu
Department of Physics and Electronics
Taishan University
Shandong 271021, China
That does me no good at all but I do see now that it's "instantaneous ... zero-acceleration" rather than "instantaneous ... zero accleration" 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.
 
i didnt here anything about that too since last week my dynamic Professor at uni
wanted me to write about that
but Unfortunately no one knows anything about
 
this is it!
 

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Just reading the first couple of paragraphs it seems reasonable. What exactly is your question?
 
i want to know more about so i need
more books.articles and anything but this one i have
i must write about so i should learn it
i want more references
do u know any.or something at least close to this title?
 
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No, I had never heard the term before. I think this Center of Zero Acceleration might be just a particular way of looking at things that the author is exploring and you won't have any luck finding other articles. Anyway, good luck.
 
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ok thanks a lot for your reply
i do something myself
now i feel better(that at least i do not work on an imaginary field )!
 
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