A spring mass damper system is fixed at one end. The damper behaves such that a constant force of 66 N applied to the damper gives a velocity of 7.95 m/second. Determine the damping constant 'c' ?
Damping force F = C * V
where C = Damping constant
& V = Velocity
so,
F = 66 N
V = 7.95 m/s
Therefore
66 = C * 7.95
=> C = 66/7.95
C = 8.30 N-s/m
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