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L
will be (Neglect the spring stiffness of rod)
If the mass of rod is 'M then the natural frequency of vertical oscillation of rod
3(KL2+2K)
27 V ML
1 3(2KL2+K,)
2T 2ML
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Ar1 1
Force at A will be
(K+ ) x 8 = 2 KLO
8 is very small theretor sin 6 =
tan 6 mass moment of inertia of rod about its
Therefore, MI2
12
If 8 is the
angular acceleration using equation of motion
ML 2K Lex 2- Ke
3
f= 3(2K1 +K)
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Consider the following curves:
Curve 1 represents
Solution
(b)
Over danmped
-Under damped
-Critically damped
Q.1 9
coefficient is
coefficient is 1600 Ns/m then damped
SDOF the damping ratio is 0.012 and critical damping
In a damped freely vibrating system,
Correct Opt
A 19.2 Ns/m
Solution
(a)
Damped coefficient =G * C,
= 0.012 x 1600
= 19.2 Ns/m
(E 5000 kNm
3:
k =
1000 N/m
m] 1000 kg
The fundamental time period of vibration of the system shown in the figure, by neglecting the self weight of the beam, is neariy
A 4.750 seec
5.375 sec
5.850 sec
D 6.289 sec
Solution
(d)
Solution:
(d)
k
3EI 3x5000x10
33
= 555.56 x 10° N/mn
k = 1000N/m
21T 2T a. 1000=6.289sec
Now,
T
Wn 21998.2
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and stiffness 15 kN/m vibrates freely. If damping in the system is 2.5%, the cyclic frequency (in Hz) will be
of freedom system of mass 20 kg
A single degree
A 56/Vn
B 2.6/T
C 3.5/
Correct Option
D 4.3/T
Solution
(d)
Cyclic frequency 2T
- 2 15x10(-0.0253
= 4.3/T
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A single degree of freedom system of mass 25 kg and stiffness 20 kN/m vibrates freely. If damping in the system is 2%, then the damped netural
will be frequency
A 24.6 rad/sec
Solution:
(b)
Damped natural frequency,
,V1-?
20x10 1-0.02
25
Solution:
Given that m =3 kg
k 700 N/m
then m
700
3
= 15.27 rad/sec.
then nh 700
ES MAS
Institute for EngineersEc
Vm V3
= 15.27 rad/sec.
(0.153
o01+15 27
2x0.01 0.01414 m
Q- A simple pendulum of mass 2 kg of length 1.75 m is suspended againstthe
What is maximum
gravity. The maximum amplitude of vibration is 30 cm.
velocity at mid span?
Your Answer
Correct Answer
N
C
Solution
Given that m
L 1.75 m
2 kg
ES MA
then, oh = g L
9.81
1.75
= 2.367 red/sec.
= Am, (A = Amplitude)
= 0.3x 2.367
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Q- If natural frequencyis 3 Hz then what should be mass m in this system?
K4
K
m
Ks
k1 k2 =
k3 =
250 N/m
k4 =
ks =
60 N/m.
(A) 0.57 kg
(B) 0.8 kg
(C) 0.123 kg
(D) 0.2 kg
Cerrest Answer A
Equivalent stiffness of k1, k2 and k3
1 1
k
ww
,1
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3 k 250
Keq 3
N/m
n
610 .(1)
Vm 3xm
h 27 =
2nx3
18.85 rad/sec.
From equation (i)
18.852 =
610
3xm
3xm
m 057 kg
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Q- Amass m is suspended through a spring of stiffness ki from a beam of
bending stiffness k2 as shown in figure. If the mass is slightly displaced then
frequency of the oscillations is
L
K
Po
(A) 05
(1 k K2
mk +ka
(B) ( 2 05
m
(C) 0.5
k-Kam
(D)
m
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Your Answer Correct Answer A
Solution:
+
eq kk
Keq
k+k2
then natural frequency
0.5
N+km
Q- What is ratio of the damped frequency and resonant
ratio is 0.5?
frequency if damping
(A)
3
(B)
3 P
(C)
2
(D) 5
n
resorance 1-2x0.52
Solution
ACceleration of particle at any instant
=
2x
Q- Considered the following statement
1. Transmissibility is the ratio of displacement amplitude ofmass and
displacement amplitude of supporting structure
2. Transmissibility is the ratio of force transmitted to the supporting structure
and force impressed upon the system.
3. The natural frequency of the system should be far less than the exciting
frequency for good isolation.
(A) 1 and 2
(B) 2 and 3
(C) 1 and 3,
(D) All the above are correct A
Your Answer Correct Answer DD
Solution
and the ratio of force (i.e
The ratio of displacement (i.e. mass and ground)
ratio & is same for both the cases.
mass and system) is called transmissibility
1+(ZEs)
TR
1-P)(2:9)
Q- Assertion (A): Resonance is a specialcase of forced vibrationin which the
natural frequency of the body is the same as the impressed frequency of the
external periodic force whereby the amplitude of the forced
vibration peaks
sharply.
Reason (R): The amplitude of forced vibration of a body increaseS with increases
in the frequency of the externally impressed periodicforce.
(A) Both A and Rare true and Ris the correct explanation of A
(B) Both A and R are true but R is NOTthecorrect explanation of A
(C) A is true but Ris false
(D) A is false but Ris true
Solution
02
Subjectwise Test
-
Q- A simple diagramof water tank is shown below. The column of water tank is
90 m high. It has a tubular c/s of inner dia 2.5 m and outer dia. of 3 m. The tank
when filled with water weighs 30x10 Kg. Taking E of reinforced concrete = 45 x
10 N/m2 and neglecting mass of column. IT/64 =0.051
units.
The natural frequency of response oftank is
(A) 1.1
(B) 0.177
(C) 2.22
(D) 0.354
nawer B
The stiffness of beam K = 3E
3
Assuming cantilever]
As
90m,= 4x163-2.54) 2
K= 3x45x10 x210x105
903 27
10x1010x10 101.11 rad/s
m 27x30x 104 9
1.11
Frequency =
2T2
177 Hz
Q Find natural
Q- frequency of beam
- 0.6 m
K 2 x 10 N
El 52 N
25 kg
(A) 4.3 rad/sec
(B) 4.6 rad/sec
(C) 4.9 rad/seC H
3E 3x52722.22 N/m
KpeanKp
Koeam 0
Since spring in series
RT222
e
722.22 2000
Ke 530.611 530 N/m
2
Solution:
LES
=0315= 00.052 ESGATE
Frequency ratio, B=9pled
66.832212.165
0.315
rad/ sec
n >212.165=,
K 90028.0418 N/m
K 90.028 kN/m
072222622 paf
Q-For the given system, ww
m 70 kg m 70 kg
26.73 rad/sec
K-50 kN/m 25.3 rad/seC
C 1.2 kNs /m u(0)= 0
C K
ialiiiis 0.32 i(0) = 100 mm/sec
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Displacement at any time (t) is u(t)=e A(cos a,t)+B (sin at)
Find the value of constant A.,
(A) 3.95
(B) 3.95 x 103 mm
(C) O
(D) 32 mm
Solution:
At t 0, u(0) =
0
ww
Therefore, A = 0
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