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w 3. Double-pendulum system (point mass) (see Textbook Example 2.5 if needed) Write the equations of motion (EOMs) for the No friction No friction double-pendulum system shown in Fig. 2. (c) Figure 1. Mass-Spring-Damper Systems Assume that the displacements of the pendulums are small enough to ensure that the spring is always horizontal (but DO NOT make small angle approximations when writing the EOMS). The pendulum rods are taken to be massless, of length L, and the springs are attached...
Problem 1: For the system in figure (1-a), the spring attachment point B is given a horizontal motion Xp-b cos cut from the equilibrium position. The two springs have the same stiffness k 10 N/m and the damper has a damping coefficient c. Neglect the friction and mass associated with the pulleys. a) Determine the critical driving frequency for which the oscillations of the mass m tend to become excessively large. b) For a critically damped system, determine damping coefficient...
Exercises 1. (introduction) Sketch or plot the displacement of the mass in a mass-spring system for at least two periods for the case when Wn-2rad/s, 괴,-1mm, and eto =-v/5mm/s. 2. (introduction) The approximation sin θ ะ θ is reasonable for θ < 10°. If a pendulum of length 0.5m, has an initial position of 0()0, what is the maximum value of the initial angular velocity that can be given to the pendulum without violating this smll angle approximation? 3. (harmonic...
Modelling of mechanical dynamic systems Exercice 1 An disc of an inertia J and radius r is attached to a fixed axis of rotation A as shown below. The disc is in contact with a mass M attached via a spring of stiffness K to a fixed wall. The inertia-mass contact is subject to viscous friction of coefficientſ. The motion of the mass with respect to the horizontal floor is subject to the same viscous friction coefficient f.. The system...
6. The mass moves only in the vertical direction. Ignore any rotation of the mass. Assume that the rope wound around the pulley remains in tension at all times. At time t-0, the mass is lifted a small distance from its equilibrium position, and then released C 40 N ki-100 N/m m 15 kg k2-35 N/m m/s 6(a) Find the period 7d for damped, unforced vibrations of this system. (b) How long will it take for the vibration amplitude to...
CLASS ID#: (1) CONCEPT QUESTIONS & SHORT ANSWERS (30 PTS) (A) (10 pts) A latch spring is constructed from slender steel rod material assembled as shown. The ring has radius r and mass 3m. Each of the three straight links are length 2r and have mass m. Develop an expression (DO NOT SIMPLIFY) for the mass moment of inertial of this assembly about an axis perpendicular to the page through point O. ما B (B) (10 pts) Each of the...
Question 3 (24 marks) A uniform bar of length L= 1.1m and mass m = 4.2kg is connected with a spring with stiffness k = 2000N/m and a damper with damping ratio š = 0.3. The bar is rotating about a point that is 10cm from the left end. (1) Calculate the total kinetic energy and total potential energy. (2) Derive the equation of motion using energy based approach. (3) Determine the undamped natural frequency and damped natural frequency of...
1. Please derive the equation of motion of the system shown below. Assumptions: The bar is massless, the angle of rotation is small, and m is a point-mass. [30 marks] ki OW0000 k2 Figure 1
Please help with the question! Problem 5 (25pts): Two slender bars AB and BC with lengths L and 2L are configured as shown. The have mass m and 2m, respectively. When released from rest (dashed line), the bars collapse and move as indicated while point C is constrained to be in constant contact with the wall during the fall. Find the angular velocity of rod BC when it becomes horizontal as shown in the figure. Assume the system is frictionless....
Design dala Observalion deck mass m-25,000 k Danong ratio 0.5% Figure 91. Determine the equation of motion ofthe ๒wer teevibraorntheform (15 marks) mitt) + car)+xt)- where xt) is the horizontal displacement of the top of the tower b) Determine the damped natural frequency, fa (in Hz) of the tower (10 marks) ) A radar device, which inckdes a large rotaling eccentic mass, has been (30 marks) nstalled at the top of the tower Unfortunately, it has a trequency of rotation...