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Goeasi: Megieg

1. The document discusses concepts related to translational and rotational inertia including formulas for translational force, torque, and rotational kinetic energy. 2. It provides an example case of finding the equivalent mass of a rigid bar made of discrete elements and derives the corresponding equation. 3. Additional concepts discussed include rotational and translational equivalent masses coupled together, stiffness elements, equivalent spring constants, springs in parallel and series, and viscous damping forces.

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Goeasi: Megieg

1. The document discusses concepts related to translational and rotational inertia including formulas for translational force, torque, and rotational kinetic energy. 2. It provides an example case of finding the equivalent mass of a rigid bar made of discrete elements and derives the corresponding equation. 3. Additional concepts discussed include rotational and translational equivalent masses coupled together, stiffness elements, equivalent spring constants, springs in parallel and series, and viscous damping forces.

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CHAPTER 1

Inertia Elements
translational Rotational
F = m x to =
da

+ md
T =
!mi2 M =

j0 ·

2 T
I/0
=

Case 1

Finding equivalent mass


Crigid barb

① is =- Di i e
i

assume
legt
=-
:
, , ,

② equat ke :
Megieg= m
,
i,
+ me in +

! m
,
in
*
Meg =
m
,
+ (f? me + ()" ms

Case 2
Translational & rotational mass
coupled together

-> 10n Non al

n ->
s translational

equivalent pinion
ranslational mass :
rach -

Iminte Goeasi
D ke of mak
By pinion ,
5 :

② :1 e
Ke of
equivalent mass
,
Teg I

Meqlg= matt (i
2


do
60
Meg m
= +
-

R2

rotational
equivalent mass :

&

B &R
Oeg
= ci =

j 1 mj0R) !
I beg
=

2
+
!6 .

p2
:
Jeg 60+ = m
①8"'s
2 ,
7

Stiffness Element

Linear force -
deflection relations :

F kn k constant,
Spring spring stiffness or
spring rate
= =

U =
1ku2 4 =

Strain or
potential energy in the
spring
2

6
Equivalent Spring Constants (table) type of conditions

Sping in parrallel

55k2 Keg kn
: = k +k ...

k ,
,

a)

Spring in series


I = 1 + 1 ...
k,
Key K
, K2 kn

k2

Damping Elements

viscous
damping Fd :

=
Ch Claminar flow of riscons fluids , daspots ,
damper, shock absorber)

Velocity squared damping :

Fd222 (turbulent flow ,


wind resistance)

Dry Piction :
Ed MN (unlubricated surfaces

Hysteresis ,
stuctiral or material
damping
:
Ed 24
(Hystones's :
riscoelastic materials
, ,

thermal effects , slips

C2
Damper in Parallel
-I
F
S
I

Ceg
C
=

, +Czt ...
(n C,

Damper in Series :
I
=
+ + 1 + - - + 1 *
Ceq C Ce On
Harmonic Motion
Displacement Velocity : Acceleration :

R =
AsinD =
Asinct i =
duldt =
wAcoswE ri =
du/dt2 = - w2Asin Wt

--ws

Amplinde A Period of Oscillation Frgency f Phase Angle 4


I
I
= :
. , , ,

n =
A Sin (wt>
, ,

natural frequency , Wh Uz =
Arsin(wt +

q)

Problem Sheet : Fundamentals of Vibration


Q

5x "
, ,

I - I +
1 +
->
1
/ keg ,
-
Se
ke 2kz
32"
-
X
↳ 1

keg , -H
=
11

24 ,
+ 1

ky
+

2k3
+)+ ka

43"+
is k
, -
5
= 2)1
2
,
Yet
I

"X
. . . . . . . . .

Q2 Similarly R I
:

,
=

↳k
2
0 = 21
Fr
· F2 k2(4/2) (k/2)
So , =
and F =
K
,
,
x-
- k
=
k 1111111:
[
&
>
=ku
2
=2kb
2
=
kx

I < >N By using equilibrium condition at O,


-14914 1/2 Em = 0

k,
Creaction Porce -> F =
,
F(1/2) -

Fe(1/2) -
F
,
(1/4) =
0

4F P ↓ F Ec kn
applied El
-ku+ 3kx
=

z +
=
=


Porce
-R
34 , I 2 2

F
u2303 2
⑧Acw(-3 A cwC- >
F
Kegl ::
Requ Ik Keg I
V kn
G =
=
+ =

(w(+)
consider small angle of O .

-> u =

10 and re =
P

?
0 and O 42
24
= =

l
Q3
W En compress H
K (lsinR)
k2 =

My 1 l
x

"g
.
sinD) C
,
& /2 k
= 1
o

"
114 1eX tend >
3

O ⑧ W ~ W
1
⑧ ....

111'

sing
Solution

Consider moment at
pirot point 0 :

T =

mgt sinc-[Ck ,
I since 3-E(Kelsinale
,

=(mg - - e site

Denoting equivalent corsional spring constant of system Ke

Torsional moment ,
T =
k
&
O

:
ko : (mgl-2-Kel Y &
2 16

12
k= k12X
k,

mg1
=
- -

16
CHAPTER 2
Rotational motion

2 3 .

Deriving Egn of Motion


to rd4 Grd4
k
At
Method 1 : acceleration, i method =
= l
=

translational -> F =
mi 32 321

transverse -> M = 18

Apply M = 6
E .

g
:
Translational (horizontal position) j =

kIO
-

case 1 : no
damping system -> JP +

kq0 0 =

M
"msu Method 2

U = T
:

Principle
+
V =
of Conservation of

constant
Energy

Draw FBD :

& (t +
v) = 0
ku
M
dt
L

UCE)
>

2Fx =

ma Case 1 :
no
damping
-

kx = mi

-> matke = 0
(equation of motion) apply v =

Iku2 B T =

1
mi

Case 2 With
damping d(1
mikn) matkace= (mi ku) 0
:

system = + =

dt 2
k

u M
->
mit ke = 0

-
C
OR
x
1 +
k0 = 0

Draw FBD :
2 H Solution for Equ of Motion
sku .
with No
Damping .

<n si se ,
consider :
mi+ ka = O
It
F ci F msi Find solution it form of sect) de
apply
= =
: :

,
↑t
rict) =
A de

ma=-ci-kk cct) = det


↳mi+(h+kx = 0 Substitute : M(C) + k(K) = 0

mccet) +
k(xaet >
(m12 +
k) det =
0

m12 + k = 0


devive

nCt) A
=

,
cos Wnt +
As Sin Wit
Or
Ar
i
ceCt) A Sin (Wnt q( 1x 0
Wn X
+
+
= =
=

,
m

-> +
wax = 0
C

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