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01 Vibration - Introduction
01 Vibration - Introduction
Recommended reading :
Daniel J.Inman:Vibration with Control,Second Edition, Wiley,2017
Alok Sinha: Vibration of Mechanical Systems, Cambridge, 2010.
Kelly S. Graham: Mechanical Vibrations Theory and Application,
CENGAGE Learning, 2012.
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What is the importance of
studying
Mechanical Vibration ?
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Industry 4.0 as p art of a digitize d e c onomy
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From the first to the fourth industrial revolution
4. Industrial revolution
Based on cyber-physical-
systems
3. Industrial revolution
Through the use of electronics
and IT further progression in
autonomous production
2. Industrial revolution
Introducing mass production
Level of complexity
lines powered by electric5
energy
1. Industrial revolution
Introducing mechanical
production machines powered
by water and steam
Industry 1.0 Industry 2.0 Industry 3.0 Industry 4.0
End of the Beginning of the Beginning of the Today
18th century. 20th century 70th
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Maintenance
Model using
Big Data and
AI
Mechanical Vibrations
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Mechanical Vibrations
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Base Excitation of
SDOF
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Dynamic vibration absorber
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Vibration Ch ara cteristics
of a Spring
M e c h a ni c a l Vi br a ti o ns
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Fundamental Torsional
Mode of a Valve
Support Stand
M e c h a ni c a l Vi br a ti o ns
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Deflected Elastomer
Shock Isolation
M e c h a ni c a l Vi br a ti o ns
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Structural Vibration
M e c h a ni c a l Vi br a ti o ns
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Me chanic al Dyna mic Syste ms
Sin gl e d e gr e e o f fr e e d o m syst e m
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Degree of Freedom (DOF)
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Degree of Freedom (DOF)
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Classific ation of vibration motion
Free Vibration
Forced Vibration
Undamped Vibration ระบบ ไ การ ญเ ย งาน
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Damped Vibration
Linear Vibration
Nonlinear Vibration
Deterministic Vibration
Random Vibration 20
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Vibration Analysis Procedure
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Mechanical Linkages
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Me chanic al Dyna mic Systems
Tr a nsl a tio n a l
Lin e a r M o tio n
Ro t a tio n a l
Ro t a tio n a l M o tio n
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Mathe m atic al Mod eling of
Me chanic al Dyna mic Syste ms
Springs Elements
Damping Elements
Mass or Inertia Elements
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Spring Elements
F kx
F = s prin g f or c e ,
k = s prin g stiffn e ss or s prin g c o nst a nt, a n d
x = d e f orm a tio n (d is p l a c e m e nt o f o n e e n d with r e s p e c t t o th e o th e r)
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Spring Ele m ents
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( x) 2 ...
2! dx 2 x*
Spring Ele m ents
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Spring Ele m ents
St a ti c d e fl e c ti o n o f a b e a m a t th e fr e e e n d is g iv e n b y:
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st
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W 3EI
S prin g C o nst a nt is g iv e n b y: k
st l3
W = m g is th e w ei g ht o f th e m a ss m ,
E = Y o u n g ’s M o d ulus, a n d
I = m o m e nt o f in erti a o f cross-s e c ti o n o f b e a m 29
Spring Ele m ents
C o m bin a ti o n o f Sprin gs:
1) S prin gs in p a r a ll el – if w e h a v e n s prin g c o nst a nts k 1 , k 2 , …, k n in p a r a ll el ,
th e n th e e q uiv a l e nt s prin g c o nst a nt k e q is:
W k
st 1 k
st 2 k
st eq
keq k1 k2
keq k1 k2 ... kn 30
1 1 1 1
...
Spring Ele m ents keq k1 k2 kn
W keq st keq 1 2
keq st keq st
1 and 2
k1 k2 st 1 2
1 1 1
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keq k1 k2
Mass or Inertia Ele m ents
Usi n g m a th e m a ti c a l m o d e l to r e pr es e nt th e a c tu a l m e c h a ni c a l syst e m
In fi g ur e b e l o w , th e m a ss a n d d a m p i n g of th e b e a m c a n b e disr e g a r d e d ; th e
syst e m c a n thus b e m o d e l e d a s a s pri n g-m a ss syst e m a s sh o w n.
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Mass or Inertia Ele m ents
C o m bin a ti o n o f M a ss es
Assu m e th a t th e m a ss o f th e
fr a m e is n e gli gi bl e c o m p a r e d t o
th e m a ss es o f th e flo ors. Th e
m a ss es o f v a ri o us flo or l e v els
r e pr es e nt th e m a ss el e m e nts,
a n d th e el a sti citi es o f th e
v erti c a l m e m b ers d e n o t e th e
s prin g el e m e nts.
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Mass or Inertia Ele m ents
C a s e 1: Tr a nsl a ti o n a l M a ss es C o nn e c t e d b y a Ri gi d B a r
จารณา
ดN
l2 l3
V elo citi es o f m a ss es c a n b e e xpr ess e d a s: x2 x1 ; x3 x1
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Mass or Inertia Ele m ents
C a s e 1: Tr a nsl a ti o n a l M a ss es C o nn e c t e d b y a Ri gi d B a r
xeq x1
1 1 1 1
m1 x12 m2 x22 m3 x32 meq xeq2
2 2 2 2
2 2
l2 l3
meq m1 m2 m3
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Mass or Inertia Ele m ents
C a s e 2: Tr a nsl a ti o n a l a n d Ro t a ti o n a l M a ss es C o u pl e d To g e th er
1. E q uiv a l e nt tr a nsl a ti o n a l m a ss:
Kin e ti c e n erg y o f th e t w o m a ss es is giv e n b y: x
เ น ม R
1 2 1 2
T mx J0
2 2
Kin e ti c e n erg y o f th e e q uiv a l e nt m a ss is giv e n b y:
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Mass or Inertia Ele m ents
C ase 2: Tr a nsl a ti o n a l a n d Ro t a ti o n a l M a ss es C o u pl e d To g e th er
1 1 2 1
meq xeq 2 mx J0 2
2 2 2 x
2
1 2 1 x R
mx J0
2 2 R
m e q = sin g le e q uiv a le nt tr a nsl a tio n a l m a ss xeq x
x = tr a nsl a tio n a l v e lo c ity
= ro t a tio n a l v e lo c ity
J0 = m a ss m o m e nt o f in e rti a 37
J e q = sin g le e q uiv a le nt ro t a tio n a l m a ss
Mass or Inertia Ele m ents
C ase 2: Tr a nsl a ti o n a l a n d Ro t a ti o n a l M a ss es C o u pl e d To g e th er
1 1 2 1
meq xeq 2 mx J0 2
x
2 2 2
2 R
1 2 1 x
mx J0
2 2 R
1 2 J0
x m
2 R2 E q uiv a l e nt tr a nsl a ti o n a l m a ss xeq x
J0
meq m 38
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Mass or Inertia Ele m ents
C ase 2: Tr a nsl a ti o n a l a n d Ro t a ti o n a l M a ss es C o u pl e d To g e th er
1 2 1 2 1
J eq mx J0 2 x
2 2 2 R
1 2 1 2
m R J0
2 2
1 2 2
mR J 0 E q uiv a l e nt ro t a ti o n a l m a ss eq
2
J eq J0 mR 2
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Da m ping Ele m ents
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Viscous Da mping:
D a m pin g for c e is pro p orti o n a l t o th e v elo city o f th e m a ss in a flui d
m e d iu m su c h a s a ir, w a t er, g a s, a n d o il.
เค อน น แ ง ศตรง าม บความ เ ว
C oulomb or Dry Friction Da mping: การ บน
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Da m ping Ele m ents
She ar Stress ( ) d e v elo p e d in th e flui d l a y er a t a d ist a n c e y
fro m th e fix e d pl a t e is:
du
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dy
w h er e d u / d y = v / h is th e v elo city gr a d i e nt
- a bso lut e vis c osity
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Da m ping Ele m ents
She ar or Resisting Forc e (F) d e v elo p e d a t th e b o tt o m surf a c e o f
th e m o vin g pl a t e is:
Av
F A cv
h
w h er e A is th e surf a c e a r e a o f th e m o vin g pl a t e .
Wh er e A is th e surf a c e a r e a o f th e m o vin g
pl a t e a n d c A is th e d a m pin g c o nst a nt
h
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Me chanic al Dyna mic Syste ms
Translational motion
Force, Displacement, Velocity, Acceleration
Rotational motion
Torque, Angular displacement, Angular velocity,
Angular acceleration
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Deriv ation of G overning Equations
N e w t o n ’s l a ws
C o nse rv a tio n o f e n e rg y prin c ip l e
L a gr a n g e ’s e q u a tio ns
D ’ Al e m b e rt’s prin c ip l e
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Ele m ents of Me chanic al Syste ms
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Ele m ents of Me chanic al Syste ms
Systems of units
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M athe m atic al Mod el of Motorc y cle Syste m
(Strut d esign)
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Mathe m atic al Mod el of Motorcy cle Syste m
(Strut d esign)
Sin g le - d e gr e e o f fr e e d o m m o d e l
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r rider ,t tires, s struts ,v vehicle body, w wheels,
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Mathe m atic al Mod el of Motorcy cle Syste m
(Strut d esign)
โน ห า - ลง เ า น 2 DOF
N e wt o n ’s s e c o n d l a w o f m o ti o n a s
F (t ) mx(t ) 51
Me chanic al Syste m
E q u a ti o n o f m o ti o n is
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Me chanic al Syste m: A c c elerom eter
FBD
K x(t ) y (t )
c x(t ) y (t )
N e wt o n ’s s e c o n d l a w o f m o ti o n a s
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F (t ) mx(t )
Me chanic al Syste m: A c c elerom eter
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ROTATIO NAL MECHANIC AL SYSTEM
TRANSFER FUN CTIO N
N e wt o n's l a w o f m o ti o n for ro t a ti o n a l m o ti o n st a t es th a t th e a lg e br a i c
su m o f m o m e nts or t orq u e a b o ut a fix e d a xis is e q u a l t o th e pro d u c t o f
th e in erti a a n d th e a n g ul a r a c c el er a ti o n a b o ut th e a xis, or
กฎ 2 T J
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ROTATIO NAL MECHANIC AL SYSTEM
TRANSFER FUN CTIO N
E q u a ti o n o f ro t a ti o n a l m o ti o n is T J
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D e gr e e of Fr e e d o m (D O F)
M athe m atic al Ty p es of v i br a ti o n m oti o n
Mo d elling of El e m e nts of M e c h a ni c a l syst e m
Me chanic al V i br a tio n a n a lysis pro c e d ur e
Dyna mic Syste ms M a th e m a ti c a l m o d e l
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