PumpFigure B2 An unbalanced centrifugal pump of mass 50kg produces an out-of-balance force of 2kN and issupported by four springs (Figure B2). Each spring has stiffness constant 10KN/m as shown. If thepump operates at 800rpm, determine:a) the total spring stiffnessb) the natural frequencyc) the driving frequency(d) the steady-state amplitude of vibration (ignore initial conditions).

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An unbalanced centrifugal pump of mass 50kg produces an out-of-balance force of 2kN and is supported by four springs (Figure B2). Each spring has stiffness constant 10kN/m as shown. If th pump operates at 800rpm, determine: a) the total spring stiffness" b) the natural frequency c) the driving frequency(. the steady-state amplitude of vibration (ignore initial conditions). d)

An unbalanced centrifugal pump of mass 50kg produces an out-of-balance force of 2kN and is supported by four springs (Figure B2). Each spring has stiffness constant 10kN/m as shown. If th pump operates at 800rpm, determine: a) the total spring stiffness" b) the natural frequency c) the driving frequency(. the steady-state amplitude of vibration (ignore initial conditions). d)

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An unbalanced centrifugal pump of mass 50kg produces an out-of-balance force of 2kN and is
supported by four springs (Figure B2). Each spring has stiffness constant 10KN/m as shown. If the
pump operates at 800rpm, determine:
a) the total spring stiffness
b) the natural frequency
c) the driving frequency(
d) the steady-state amplitude of vibration (ignore initial conditions).

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