Please answer all Questions if you can let someone who can
Please answer all Questions if you can let someone who can A 200 kg machine is...
IlI. Vibration isolation taking into account the stiffness of the beam A machine subject to a single frequency harmonic excitation of the form F()Fo sin at is to be analyzed over a range of frequencies ω, < ω < ω.. The machine is mounted on a beam at a location where the of equivalent stiffness is keg. The model of a machine mounted on a damped isolator then attached to a beam of negligible mass is Fosinut xit) yit) kea...
A 200 kg machine is mounted, at first, on an undamed spring. During operation the machine has an unbalanced rotating component. When the system is operated at a variety of frequencies the machine had an unbounded response at 40 Hz. At 400 Hz the steady-state amplitude was 3.0 mm. (a) What is the stiffness of the mounting? (b) What is the magnitude of the rotating unbalance? (c) The machine of part (a) is mounted on the same spring in parallel...
A 100 [kg] reciprocating internal combustion engine is fitted to a thin, massless beam using a vibrations damper. It is known that a machine with a rotating unbalance experiences a frequency squared harmonic excitation. The magnitude of the rotating unbalance is A = m,e = 0.3 [kg. m). 1. Calculate the nondimensional function for the state that has a steady state amplitude of 10 [mm] at a 90 [rad/s] speed. 2- Determine the frequency ratio, natural frequency, and the beams...
subject of mechanical vibrations Q2) Mark a circle on the correct answer: 1) Lagrange equation can be applied: A-only for single degree of freedom system. C-only for multiple degree of freedom system. 2) coordinate couplings is considered as: A-single degree of freedom. C-third degree of freedom. B- only for two degree of freedom system. D- for any dynamical system. B-second degree of freedom. D-fourth degree of freedom. 3) Dynamic absorber for undamped system is composed of: A-spring only to be...
QUESTION 10 Q8 (a): shock absorber for a car is to be designed. The system can be considered as simple SDOP system with a mass of m kg as shown in figure (below) and its damped free vibration response is shown beside that. The damped period of vibration is to be Td sec. n u It is observed that the amplitude reduced to,% of initial value after 2 oscillations. x(o) 2 For the above question, determine the damped natural frequencies...
A 120 kg machine is mounted at the mid-span of a 15 m long simply connected beam of E =200 x 106 N/m2 and I = 1.53 x 10-4 m4. An experiment is run on the system during which the machine is subject to a harmonic excitation of magnitude 2000 N at a variety of excitation frequencies. The largest steady state amplitude recorded is 2.5 mm. Estimate the damping ratio of the system.
can someone help me with these 2 questions? R15 / ww 25. (Forced Damped Vibrations: Particle) The 80-1bf block is attached to a 15 lbf/in spring, the end of which is subjected to a periodic support displacement 0.5 sin (8t) ft. Determine the amplitude of the steady-state horizontal motion of the block. What happens to the amplitude of the steady-state motion if (a) the block is doubled in weight?, (b the spring is doubled in stiffness? (c) Discuss your findings....
vibration uestion: Wheel of a car with mass of 25 kg and 30 cm radius can be modeled by a single DOF system as shown. Assuming perfectkly smooth road, the wheel excited by unbalance (me 0.05 kg-m) only. Derive the equation for force tranmitted to the pavement (ground) Determine the complete (magnitude and phase) steady state pavement load:() at the speed of 80 km/h You are to design an undamped mechanical vibration absorber that can be attached to the centre...
Consider a single degree of freedom (SDOF) with mass-spring-damper system subjected to harmonic excitation having the following characteristics: Mass, m = 850 kg; stiffness, k = 80 kN/m; damping constant, c = 2000 N.s/m, forcing function amplitude, f0 = 5 N; forcing frequency, ωt = 30 rad/s. (a) Calculate the steady-state response of the system and state whether the system is underdamped, critically damped, or overdamped. (b) What happen to the steady-state response when the damping is increased to 18000 N.s/m? (Hint: Determine...
ructions: To receive full credit, you must answer all questions and show all derivation of your final answer. 1) For the system shown below the following data is given: k = 1000N/m, k2 = 500 N/m, c-500 N-s/m, m=10 kg, r= 5cm, Jo=1 kg-m2, Fo = 50 N, a = 20 rad/s !3! !3! Pulley, mass moment of inertia J Fsin er Figure 1: springs-mass-pulley system Find the following: a) Equation of motion (EOM) w.r.t the hinge (0) b) Steady-state...