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1. Introduction to Vibration and Free Response
• Modelling and Energy methods
• Energy methods
• Rayleigh Method
• Sample problem
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Modelling
Fi
xi mx
Mi
0i I 0
(T U ) constant
T: Kinetic energy
d
U: Potential energy (T U ) 0
dt
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Conservation of Energy
1 2
T mx
2
1
U mgx k ( x) 2
2
1 1
T U mx 2 mgx k ( x) 2 constant
2 2
d
(T U ) mxx mgx k ( x) x 0
dt
d
(T U ) mxx mgx k x kxx 0
dt
mg k
mxx kxx 0
mx kx 0
k(+x)
m
+ x(t)
mg
kx
mx mg k ( x) kx (mg k )
m
+ x(t) mx kx 0
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Free Vibrations of Undamped Systems:
t=t2
(T U ) constant t=t1
X
U1 = 0 U2 = Umax
T1 = Tmax T2 = 0
k 1 k
wn rad/s fn Hz
m 2 m
l
g
J0=ml2
m
Simple pendulum
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O
Using Rayleigh’s method
g
1 1
l
T J 0 2 m 2 2
2 2
U mg (1 cos )
m
d d 1
(T U ) m 2 2 mg (1 cos ) 0
dt dt 2
Question: What happens if you change the reference level for potential energy?
d d 1
(T U ) m 2 2 mg (1 cos ) 0
dt dt 2
m 2 mg (sin ) 0
m 2 mg (sin ) 0
m 2 mg (sin ) 0
g
(t ) sin (t ) 0
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Equivalent mass-spring system
meq x keq x 0
keq
For any linear SDOF system,
meq keq and meq can be determined using
Kinetic and Potential energies of the system
1
Tsys meq x 2
2
1
U sys keq x 2
2
Simply, obtain Tsys and Usys , then obtain equivalent mass and stiffness parameters.
The same approach can be used for angular vibration when the vibration is expressed
dy
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ms
mass of dy : dm dy
assumptions
y
The velocity of the infinitesimal spring element : vdy x(t ),
2 2
1 y 1 m y 1 ms 2 2
x dm s x dy =
2 3 0
Tspring x y dy
2 0 20
1m
= s x2
2 3
1 1m 2 1 ms 2 1
x 2 m 3 x 2 meq x
1 2
Tmass mx Tsys m s 2
2 2 2 3
1 1
U sys kx 2 = keq x 2
2 2
ms
meq x keq x 0 (m ) x kx 0
3
k
wn
ms
m
3
Effect of the mass of a spring
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Sample Problem Problem 9 ( compound pendulum )
G = Centre of mass
Jo
r = OG distance
C = Centre of percussion at q0
(if a simple pendulum with mass m is
placed at C, It will have the same
Natural frequency.
Jo Jo
J o ko2 m k0 q0 r q0
m mr
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M 0 J o (t ) mgr sin (t )
J o (t ) mgr sin (t ) 0
mgr
(t ) sin (t ) 0
Jo
mgr
sin (t ) (t ) 0
Jo
mgr g
wn
Jo q0
Compound pendulum
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