Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Natural Frequencies To Traverse Vibrations: Fundamental Natural Frequencies of Beams (Bending) and Shafts (Torsion)

    Uploaded by

    Roxana Muresan
    8 views4 pages
    This 4-page document provides information on the natural frequencies of different mechanical structures including beams, shafts, and beams with added masses. Tables of values for the natural frequency constants are given for different modes of cantilevered beams, simply supported beams, beams with fixed ends, and beams with one fixed and one simply supported end. Formulas and diagrams illustrate how to calculate natural frequencies for beams with central or off-center masses as well as cantilevered and dual-ended shafts with masses. The document notes that the information provided has not been independently verified.

    Original Description:

    Vibration & Noise

    Original Title

    Vibration & Noise

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    This 4-page document provides information on the natural frequencies of different mechanical structures including beams, shafts, and beams with added masses. Tables of values for the natural frequency constants are given for different modes of cantilevered beams, simply supported beams, beams with fixed ends, and beams with one fixed and one simply supported end. Formulas and diagrams illustrate how to calculate natural frequencies for beams with central or off-center masses as well as cantilevered and dual-ended shafts with masses. The document notes that the information provided has not been independently verified.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    8 views4 pages

    Natural Frequencies To Traverse Vibrations: Fundamental Natural Frequencies of Beams (Bending) and Shafts (Torsion)

    Uploaded by

    Roxana Muresan
    This 4-page document provides information on the natural frequencies of different mechanical structures including beams, shafts, and beams with added masses. Tables of values for the natural frequency constants are given for different modes of cantilevered beams, simply supported beams, beams with fixed ends, and beams with one fixed and one simply supported end. Formulas and diagrams illustrate how to calculate natural frequencies for beams with central or off-center masses as well as cantilevered and dual-ended shafts with masses. The document notes that the information provided has not been independently verified.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 4

    1 of 4

    Disclaimer: The information on this page has not been checked by an independent person. Use this information at your own
    risk.
    ROYMECH
    Home Page
    Vibrations Index Page

    Natural Frequencies to Traverse Vibrations


    Fundamental Natural Frequencies of Beams (bending) and Shafts (Torsion)
    The values for natural frequencies relate to cycle/unit time. The higher harmonic modes are not listed. To obtain values for wn in
    radians/s multiply values by 2.p.
    Cantilevered Beam

    Mode
    K

    3,52

    22,4

    61,7

    121

    Simply Supported Beam

    Mode
    K

    9,87

    39,5

    88,8

    158

    Beam with fixed ends

    06.06.2006 16:40

    2 of 4

    Mode
    K

    9,87

    39,5

    88,8

    158

    Beam with one end fixed and one end Simply Supportednds

    Mode
    K

    15,4

    50

    104

    178

    Mass on Cantilevered beam

    Central mass on Simply supported beam

    Mass on Simply supported beam. Off-Centre

    06.06.2006 16:40

    3 of 4

    Multiple Mass on beam

    Formula for Combined Loading

    Mass on Cantilevered Shaft In Torsion

    Shaft with mass at both ends

    06.06.2006 16:40

    4 of 4

    This Page is being developed


    Home Page
    Vibrations Index Page
    Please Send Comments to Roy@roymech.co.uk
    Last Updated 26/07/2005

    06.06.2006 16:40

    You might also like