A vibrationisolation unit consists of two blocks of hard rubber with a modulus of rigidity G=9MPa bonded to a plate AB and to rigid supports as shown. Denoting by P themagnitude of the force applied to the plate and by δ the corresponding deflection, determine the effective spring constant, k=p/δ, of the system.
Two blocks of hard rubber are bonded to the plate AB (on which force P is acting) and to rigid supports as shown in the figure below.
Calculate Shear stressinduced in single hard rubber block due to the forceacting on the plate AB using the equation
Here, F is the shear force acting on the single rubber block. A is shearing area.
Since two rubber blocks are bonded to the plate AB, a shearing force is induced on each.
…… (1)
Calculate the A using the equation
Here, l and b are length and breadth of the rubber block.
Substitute for l and for b
Therefore,
Due to the force acting the plate AB deflects. Since, rubber blocks are bonded to it, they deflect through a shearing strain as shown in the figure-1.
Calculateusing relation
From the figure-1,
Therefore,
Calculate the force using the relation
Here, G is the rigidity of modulus.
Substitute for G
Calculate effective spring constantof the system using the equation
Therefore, the effective spring constant of the system is
Quetion 2.76 from Mechanics of Materials 6th eddition by Beer:A vibration isolation unit...
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