This document contains 3 problems from Chapter 11 of the textbook Mechanical Vibration by Palm regarding longitudinal vibration analysis of tapered bars, fixed-free bars made of elements with unequal lengths, and natural frequencies of the endpoint for a truss using one bar element per member where members have the same properties. The problems involve obtaining stiffness matrices, mass matrices, and equations of motion to determine natural frequencies for various bar and truss structures undergoing longitudinal vibration.
This document contains 3 problems from Chapter 11 of the textbook Mechanical Vibration by Palm regarding longitudinal vibration analysis of tapered bars, fixed-free bars made of elements with unequal lengths, and natural frequencies of the endpoint for a truss using one bar element per member where members have the same properties. The problems involve obtaining stiffness matrices, mass matrices, and equations of motion to determine natural frequencies for various bar and truss structures undergoing longitudinal vibration.
This document contains 3 problems from Chapter 11 of the textbook Mechanical Vibration by Palm regarding longitudinal vibration analysis of tapered bars, fixed-free bars made of elements with unequal lengths, and natural frequencies of the endpoint for a truss using one bar element per member where members have the same properties. The problems involve obtaining stiffness matrices, mass matrices, and equations of motion to determine natural frequencies for various bar and truss structures undergoing longitudinal vibration.
11.1 Obtain stiffness matrix for the longitudinal vibration of the tapered bar shown in figure. The cross section is circular, and its diameter decreases linearly with x.
Source: (c) Mechanical Vibration, Palm 2007
11.7 Obtain the stiffness and mass matrices and the natural frequencies, for two‐element model of the longitudinal vibration of the fixed‐free bar shown in figure. Note that the elements have unequal lengths.
Source: (c) Mechanical Vibration, Palm 2007
11.16 Obtain the equations of motion in global coordinates, and the expressions for the natural frequencies of the endpoint of the truss shown in figure. Use one bar element for each truss member. Assume the truss members have the same density, area and modulus E.