Resultant forces and moments at wrist

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The following data estimated:

Segment

Length(cm)

Weight(N)

Center of mass from proximal joint(cm)

Upper arm

35

25

15

Forearm

25

15

10

Hand

20

5

10

 

Question 1. Given the upper extremity posture below, calculate the resultant forces and moments at the wrist, elbow and shoulder for pulling 200N with the forearms supinated, use a 2-D static analysis. Assume the force is exerted at the center of mass of the hand, perpendicular to the hand.

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Question 2. Assume  that biceps exerts force at an angel of 150° with respect to the forearm and the insertion for biceps is 5 cm from the elbow. Calculate Fm the biceps muscle force, and R, the joint reaction force at the elbow for the situation depicted in problem#1. Use a 2D static analysis.

Question 3. Using a 2D dynamic analysis of the above situation( at the instant in the time shown), calculate Fm, the biceps muscle force. Assume that the moment of inertia of the forearm, hand and load system about the elbow is 3 kg-m2 and that the instantaneous angular acceleration of this system is 10 rad/sec2.

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