prove that the angle of friction=angle of repose.
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Suppose , angle of friction = alpha
and angle of repose = theta
Let us suppose a body is placed on an inclined plane as in the above figure.
Various forces are involved are :-
1. weight,mg of body , acting vertically downwards.
2. normal reaction , R , acting perpendicular to inclined plane.
3. Force of friction , F, acting up the plane .
now mg can be resolved in two components :-
mgcos theta opposite to R
and mgsin theta opposite to F
In equilibrium ,
F = mgsin theta----------eg.1.
R = mgcos theta--------- e.g. 2.
now dividing e.g 1 by e.g 2 we get,
F/R = mgsin theta / mgcos theta
mu = tan theta
where mu = coefficient of limiting friction.
This is equal to the tangent of the angle of repose between two surfaces in contact.
Now , since mu = tan alpha
Thus,
Theta = alpha
i.e. the angle of friction = the angle of repose...i hope you understand ( proved )
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Good question !
Suppose , angle of friction = alpha
and angle of repose = theta
Let us suppose a body is placed on an inclined plane as in the above figure.
Various forces are involved are :-
1. weight,mg of body , acting vertically downwards.
2. normal reaction , R , acting perpendicular to inclined plane.
3. Force of friction , F, acting up the plane .
now mg can be resolved in two components :-
mgcos theta opposite to R
and mgsin theta opposite to F
In equilibrium ,
F = mgsin theta----------eg.1.
R = mgcos theta--------- e.g. 2.
now dividing e.g 1 by e.g 2 we get,
F/R = mgsin theta / mgcos theta
mu = tan theta
where mu = coefficient of limiting friction.
This is equal to the tangent of the angle of repose between two surfaces in contact.
Now , since mu = tan alpha
Thus,
Theta = alpha
i.e. the angle of friction = the angle of repose...i hope you understand ( proved )
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Suppose angle of friction = alpha and angle of repose = theta
Let us suppose a body is placed on an inclined plane as in the above figure.
Various forces involved are:-
1. weight,mg of the body,acting vertically downwards.
2.normal reaction,R,acting perpendicular to inclined plane.
3.Force of friction,F, acting up the plane.
Now, mg can be resolved in two components:-
mgcos theta opposite to R
and mgsin theta opposite to F
In equilibrium,
F = mgsin theta -------- eq.1
R = mgcos theta ---------eq.2
On dividing eq.1 by eq.2 we get,
F/R = mgsin theta/mgcos theta
mu = tan theta
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