An assembly plant uses a hoist to raise and maneuver large objects. The hoist shown in Figure is a winch attached to a beam that can move along a track. Determine the natural frequency of the system when the hoist is used to raise a 800-kg machine part at a cable length of 9 m. Beam The beam is modeled as a pinned-pinned beam. If the hoist is at its midspan, its stiffness is 48 EI 1.3 Cable m Beam: L= 3.1 m E = 200 x 10° N/m² 1=3.5 x 104 m² Cable: E= 200 × 10° N/m² r = 10 cm L=9m (a) [] (b)

An assembly plant uses a hoist to raise and maneuver large objects. The hoist shown in Figure is a winch attached to a beam that can move along a track. Determine the natural frequency of the system when the hoist is used to raise a 800-kg machine part at a cable length of 9 m. Beam The beam is modeled as a pinned-pinned beam. If the hoist is at its midspan, its stiffness is 48 EI 1.3 Cable m Beam: L= 3.1 m E = 200 x 10° N/m² 1=3.5 x 104 m² Cable: E= 200 × 10° N/m² r = 10 cm L=9m (a) [] (b)

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An assembly plant uses a hoist to raise and maneuver large objects. The hoist shown in
Figure is a winch attached to a beam that can move along a track. Determine the natural
frequency of the system when the hoist is used to raise a 800-kg machine part at a cable
length of 9 m.
Beam
The beam is modeled as a pinned-pinned beam. If the hoist is at
its midspan, its stiffness is
48 EI
1.3
Cable
m
Beam: L = 3.1 m
E = 200 x 10° N/m²
1=3.5 x 104 m²
Cable: E= 200 × 10⁹ N/m²
r = 10 cm
L = 9 m
(a)
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(b)

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