Title | EML 4225 Spring 2018 HW 5 |
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Author | JamieLeigh Wilkins |
Course | Introduction to Vibrations and Controls |
Institution | University of Central Florida |
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Homework for this class...
Homework #5
1. Find the natural frequencies and mode shapes: m 1 = 50 kg, m 2 = 200 kg, k = 1000 N/m, and l = 1 m. (Start with free-body diagram and equations of motion) Reference: Homework 1
2. A vibration system given by
2 0 x1 300 − 200 x1 0 0 1 x + − 200 400 x = 0 2 2 a) Find the natural frequencies. b) Find the mode shapes associated with the natural frequencies.
Homework #5
1. Find the natural frequencies: From Homework 1-3 solution,
ω 1 = 10 rad/s or ω2 = 40 rad/s For ω1 = 10 rad/s 1200 x 4000 − (250)(10) = 1200 1360 − (40)(10) θ
0 0
x (1) 1 1500 x +1200 θ = 0 θ = -1.25x => (1) = 1200x + 960θ = 0 θ − 1.25 For ω2 = 40 rad/s 1200 4000 − (250)(40) x 0 = 1200 1360 − (40)(40) θ 0 − 6000 x + 1200θ = 0 θ = 5x => 1200 x − 240θ = 0
x( 2 ) 1 ( 2) = θ 5
2. A vibration system given by
2 0 x1 300 − 200 x 1 0 = + 0 1 x2 − 200 400 x 2 0 a) Find the natural frequencies. b) Find the mode shapes associated with the natural frequencies. Let
2 s 2 + 300 x1 X1 st e = => x2 X 2 − 200
− 200 X 1 0 = s 2 + 400 X 2 0
For non-trivial solution,
2s 2 + 300 − 200 4 2 det = 0 => 2s + 1100s + 120000 − 40000 = 0 => 2 − 200 s + 400 s 4 + 550 s 2 + 40000 = 0 => s 2 =
− 550 ± 550 2 − 4 * 40000 − 550 ± 377.49 = 2 2
s2 = -86.254 or -463.75 The natural frequencies are ω 1 = 9.287 and ω 2 = 21.535 rad/s For s2 = -86.254, ω1 = 9.287 rad/s (1)
1 X 1 127.492X 1 − 200X 2 = 0 => X 2 = 0.637X 1 => = 0.637 X 2 − 200 X 1 + 313.746 X 2 = 0 For s2 = --463.75, ω2 = 21.535 rad/s
X 1 − 627.5 X 1 − 200 X 2 = 0 => X 2 = -3.14X 1 => X 2 − 200 X 1 − 63.75 X 2 = 0
( 2)
1 = − 3.14 ...