An electric pole of circular cross section, with a bending stiffness &-5500 N/m and adamping ratio -0.1, carries a transformer of mass m - 280 kg. It is subjected to anearthquake that is characterized by a response spectrum given in Figure 1:DetermineSpectral velocity (in./s)a) maximum relative displacement of the transformer,b) maximum shear force in the pole, and10080ration04 06.08.1AANatural time period (sec)Figure 1: Response spectrum of a typical earthquakeMD

Solution: Given Data: k=5500 N/mξ=0.1m=280 kg To Find: (a) Maximum relative displacement of the…

An electric pole of circular cross section, with a bending stiffness &-5500 Nm and a damping ratio -0.1, carries a transformer of mass m-280 kg- It is subjected to an earthquake that is characterized by a response spectrum given in Figure 1: Determine a) maximum relative displacement of the transformer, b) maximum shear force in the pole, and

An electric pole of circular cross section, with a bending stiffness &-5500 Nm and a damping ratio -0.1, carries a transformer of mass m-280 kg- It is subjected to an earthquake that is characterized by a response spectrum given in Figure 1: Determine a) maximum relative displacement of the transformer, b) maximum shear force in the pole, and

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